Decorating & Design
5 Reasons To Consider A Framed Doorway
Updated on March 12, 2024
We love when designers get creative with architectural details — and framing the entrance to a room is one small way to bring big impact. Forgo traditional wall molding for materials like wood, metal and marble to create an instant focal point in foyers, passageways and even bathrooms.
We’re sharing 5 reasons to consider a framed doorway below. Scroll down!
It Makes An Entrance
Designer Veronica Martin added a white oak archway as a buffer between the vestibule and the rest of her home.
It Creates A Focal Point
Designer Nyla Free framed the entrance to this living room with a four-point arch that has a gunmetal pewter finish. “It’s an unexpected detail that offers an interesting focal point,” says Nyla.
It Eases Transitions
A dark stained wood door frame picks up the wood tones in the bedroom and draws the eye towards the heavily veined marble in this primary ensuite.
It Brings The Drama
A crisp, black-framed doorway juxtaposes the original ceiling trim for a standout, edgy moment in this dining room.
It Beautifully Frames A Shower
Marble-framed shower jambs are the latest bathroom trend — and we can see why. It adds an extra hit of luxe to a bathroom, and is great way to get resourceful with leftover stone.