White Internal Door Designs - Sliding Internal Doors - Internal Sliding Grooved Doors

Traditional White Painted Doors have a long history in home and office interior design; at Doors4UK, we are combining classical elements with modern techniques and contemporary designs. We have challenged ourselves to develop a variety of new door designs that define individualism and allow for endless combinations for you to create your own unique bespoke door. When choosing an internal painted door with designs, you start with a classic white painted door and add the features you want to see. These features can include wood or metal inlays, grooves or veneer insertions on the door edge that will create a smooth transition between the door and the floor.  Each of these door designs can also have safety features such as fireproofing and soundproofing. At our HGM Factory in Mastholte, each door design is given the finest attention during every stage of production to ensure that door you receive is the highest-quality possible.

Did you know that the colour you choose for your internal door gives away a lot about your personality? A white door represents purity, perfection, positivity, and honesty. People who select white as the base colour for their internal doors will have brighter rooms, a more ambient atmosphere, and a more welcoming feel in their home. Featuring white inside your home will reflect natural and artificial light making your home feel more spacious and connected to the natural world; white painted doors can be integrated into a home with other white features such as skirting boards, furniture, and walls to make the room feel a lot bigger.

We source our white painted doors from our HGM Factory for its commitment to environmental wood sourcing, and its advancements in door design. But one feature you may miss is the dedicated edges around the door. Each edge consists of transverse real wood veneer strips or a colour strip inserted into the edge of a white lacquered bespoke interior door. This design element is only visible when the door is open and deliberately accentuates the whole design.