Door/ Entrance Door Interior Designs from Real Indian Homes
Browse real door/ entrance door interiors from India's premium homes — with the designer and materials behind every space.

Entrance with Wood Door and Arched Niche

Grand Entrance Door with Marble Frame and Ribbed Glass

Pivoted Wood Entrance Door with Marble-Clad Lobby

Entrance Door with Carved Medallion and Agate Wall

Entrance Foyer with Wave-Pattern Glass Door

Courtyard Entrance with Pagoda Canopy and Water Body

Carved Wood Entrance Door with Sunburst Motif

Entrance Approach with Stone Walls and Green Pathway

Entrance Lobby with Wooden Door and Cluster Lights

Entrance with Fluted Wood Door and Shoe Console

Wooden Entrance Door with Geometric Grooves

Arched Entrance Door with Grooved Panel and Brass Handle

Grand Entrance Door with Engraved Grey Panel

Villa Entrance with Wood-and-Glass Double Doors

Carved Wood Entrance Door with Brass Swirl Inlay

Entrance with Wooden Door and Curved Lit Pillars

Modern Entrance with Stone Walls and LED Steps

Grand Entrance with Statue Courtyard

Entrance Door with Wood Panel and Glass Sidelights

Wooden Entrance Door with Carved Square Panels

Grid-Glass Entrance Door with Wall Sconce

Entrance Foyer with Teal Feature Wall and Backlit Art

Entrance Foyer with Layered Wood Ceiling and Backlit Panel

Entrance Door with Blue Panelled Door and Stone Walls

Entrance Door with Teal Cut-Out Panel

Carved Wood Entrance Door with Mandala Medallion

Entrance with Studded Door and Stone-Clad Surround

Modern Entry Foyer with Round Mirror and Shoe Console

Entrance Door with Glazed Panels and Plaster Wall

Grand Entrance with Backlit Stone Panel and Inlay Floor

Grand Entrance Foyer with Double-Height Marble Lobby

Entrance Door with Carved Marble Art Wall and Lotus Inlay

Entrance Door with Chevron Wood Panelling and Foyer Shelf

Grand Entrance with Dark Wooden Double Door

Wooden Entrance Door with Sculptural Tree Wall

Carved Wooden Entrance Door with Brass Medallion

Grand Glossy Wood Entrance Door with Gold Inlay

Entrance Foyer with Gold Feature Wall and Screen

Entrance Door with Laser-Cut Panel Design

Grand Entrance with Carved Brass Door and Chandelier

Entrance Door with Diagonal Wood Grain and Grilled Window

White Panelled Entrance Door with Gold Handles

Entrance Foyer with Painted Mural and Glass Chandelier

Entrance Wall with Butterfly and Crane Art Panels

Home Entrance with Wood-and-Glass Door and Iron Canopy

Entrance Passage with Cityscape Art and Storage Wall
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Answers from designers who publish their work on InterioKeys.
Standard entrance doors in Indian homes are typically 3 feet wide by 7 feet tall (36" x 84"), which accommodates most furniture and provides comfortable passage. For larger homes or those with accessibility needs, 3.5 feet width is increasingly popular. The size should align with your wall thickness and overall facade proportions—consult with your architect to ensure it complements your home's design.
Solid wood (teak, sal, or sheesham) remains popular for durability and aesthetics, costing ₹15,000–₹50,000, while engineered wood and PVC doors offer budget-friendly alternatives at ₹8,000–₹20,000. Steel and aluminum doors are increasingly chosen for security and low maintenance, especially in humid coastal areas. Consider your climate, maintenance capacity, and security needs when selecting materials.
A basic solid wood entrance door costs ₹15,000–₹30,000, while premium designs with hardware and finishing can range from ₹40,000–₹1,00,000+. Installation, frame work, and locks add another ₹5,000–₹15,000 to your budget. For apartments, pre-fabricated doors are available at ₹8,000–₹25,000, making them a cost-effective option.
Wall sconces on either side of the door (at 5.5–6 feet height) provide welcoming ambient light, while a ceiling fixture above the entrance ensures visibility at night. LED lights are energy-efficient and ideal for Indian homes; aim for 300–500 lumens for adequate illumination. Consider motion-sensor lights for security and convenience, especially for ground-floor apartments.
According to Vastu, entrance doors should ideally face north, east, or northeast for positive energy flow, and should open inward into the home. Avoid placing the door directly opposite windows or in line with the back door, as this is believed to allow energy to escape. While Vastu is optional, many Indian homeowners incorporate these principles—discuss placement with your architect during the design phase.