The Biggest Interior Door Trends for 2025

Interior design styles are always evolving, but some trends prove they’re here to stay. Now, in 2025, interior doors are now playing a bigger role in our interior style than ever, setting the tone for rooms, adding texture and creating strong style statements.

At JB Kind, we’ve been at the forefront of interior door design for over 40 years. Our experience gives us a unique insight into the changing tastes of homeowners and interior designers alike, allowing us to not only respond to trends but also to help shape them. From classic panelled doors to contemporary glazed styles, we understand how important the right door can be in transforming a space. In this guide, we explore the biggest interior door trends for 2025, and how our latest designs are bringing these ideas to life.

Black internal doors

Over the past few years, the demand for black internal doors has grown steadily, and this trend shows no signs of slowing down in 2025. With their sleek, sophisticated appearance, black internal doors can add instant style to any interior, making a statement without overwhelming a room.

Part of their appeal lies in their versatility, as black doors are able to complement a wide range of interior styles. In industrial apartments, for example, they reflect the aesthetic of metal-framed partitions and exposed architectural features. In more classic homes, they can bring a modern edge, offering a contrast that elevates more traditional design elements.

They also work well in both subtle and bold interiors. Against white or neutral walls, a black door creates a striking focal point and frames the space. In darker colour schemes, they blend seamlessly while still maintaining their presence. Whether you’re aiming for minimalism or maximalism, a black door can fit effortlessly into the picture.

Beyond aesthetics, there’s also a practical consideration. Black internal doors can deliver the industrial look of metal without the associated cost or weight. Hardwearing laminate alternatives, like those in the JB Kind collection, offer the same contemporary impact while remaining lightweight, durable and more affordable, making it easier to incorporate this trend throughout the home.

Black cottage doors

Our new Cottage Black Internal Doors are a great example of how black finishes can bring character and charm as well as sophistication. With their five-panel design, these doors have the familiar feel of traditional cottage doors but are reimagined in an on-trend matte black finish. This fusion of rustic styling and modern colour creates a door that feels both timeless and current.

Black glazed internal doors

For those looking to introduce light while maintaining that bold framing effect, black slimline glazed doors are an increasingly popular choice. Taking inspiration from the urban industrial trend, glazed designs like our Cosmo Black Clear Glass Door provide a clean, minimalist profile with a subtle metal-look finish. These doors are particularly effective in open-plan or broken-plan layouts, where they can be used to divide spaces without blocking natural light. They’ll allow rooms to feel connected yet distinct, offering both style and functionality.

Reeded glass doors

Reeded (or fluted) glass is making a strong impression this year, not just in doors but across interiors more widely, from cabinetry and light fixtures to shower screens and decorative accents. With its distinctive linear, textured surface, reeded glass subtly diffuses light while gently obscuring visibility, making it ideal for spaces where a sense of privacy is needed without shutting out natural light. It’s this ability to balance openness and separation that has made reeded glass doors a go-to choice for contemporary interiors.

Another draw of reeded glass doors is the tactile, visual appeal that goes beyond mere function. The texture of the glass adds depth and movement, creating soft patterns of light and shadow throughout the day. Often associated with mid-century and art-deco styles, reeded glass brings a touch of vintage sophistication that still feels fresh and modern.

Black reeded glass doors

Reeded glass can also be paired with the clean lines of black industrial-style frames for a dramatic effect. Our new Civic Black Reeded Glass Internal Doors and Metro Black Reeded Glass Doors capture this look perfectly, blending the architectural aesthetic of urban design with the softer, textured appeal of fluted glass. The result is a door that feels both bold and refined, bringing a strong visual feature that also performs practically, offering a level of privacy while still allowing light to flow through.

Paneled internal doors

Panelled doors are currently enjoying a renaissance, and it’s all down to their timeless style and ability to suit just about any setting. With mid-century modern influences still going strong this year, the blend of traditional detailing and modern simplicity has made the panelled designs more popular than ever.

Their versatility lies in the detail – from flat recessed panels to decorative mouldings, panelled doors provide a design depth that works just as well in a pared-back scheme as it does in something more characterful. At JB Kind, we’ve seen consistent demand for this classic look, and our collection continues to evolve to meet today’s interiors.

White paneled internal doors

Our White Classic range is a perfect example of how panelled doors continue to remain relevant. With their crisp white primed finish and simple yet elegant lines, these doors are easy to coordinate with a wide variety of interiors, from Scandi-inspired spaces to homes with a more traditional feel.

There’s also scope to make these doors your own. The crisp prime finish means you have the option to paint them in a contemporary tone of your choice – black is particularly on-trend – to add real impact and tie in with other hues throughout your home. It’s a great way to take a classic form and give it a fresh, up-to-date finish.

Internal glass panel doors

For those wanting to bring more light into their interiors while still enjoying the look of a panelled door, our glazed options offer the best of both worlds. The newly launched Hardwick Half Light Glazed Internal Door adds a fresh twist to our much-loved Hardwick and Rushmore Oak designs, incorporating a glazed top panel that allows natural light to flow between rooms. It’s a clever solution for darker hallways, smaller rooms or anywhere you want to enhance brightness without sacrificing style.

JB Kind has a range of internal doors in a variety of styles and colours, so you can ensure your interiors always stay on trend. View our brochure to see our full collection.