Interior Doors

Interior Doors and Sliding Closet Doors

Interior Doors for Every Room in Your Home

Doors offer privacy and a way to divide the floor plan of your home, and they can also be an important design element. On Lowes.com, you can explore popular types of interior doors and find ways to separate rooms in style.

Prehung Interior Doors vs. Slab Doors

If you want a traditional door for interiors that swings from hinges on one side, you can choose between a slab door or prehung doors. A slab, which is simply the door itself, comes without hinges, other hardware or a frame. Prehung interior doors come already fitted with hinges and with a hole predrilled in preparation for a handle. Some prehung doors may come with a frame or door casing.

If you prefer that your door swing in a particular direction, filter your search on Lowes.com for prehung doors by inswing, outswing or both, depending on how your interior doorway will open into a space.

You can also search for decorative features. Maybe you like the look of a door with a glass panel in the center of your door slab, but you’d prefer glass that isn’t clear. Simply filter the results by glass style to find options for frosted, etched or patterned.

Interior Barn Doors

Create a rustic, farmhouse feel inside your home with interior barn doors. These doors slide on a track rather than swinging open like a traditional door.

Choose from a variety of materials, including wood and glass. For a truly vintage or a distressed look, consider an interior barn door made from reclaimed wood. For a more modern style, look for glass interior doors.

Installing your barn doors yourself? You may want to simplify your shopping by filtering your search on Lowes.com for doors that come with hardware.

Interior French Doors

French doors are a classic design for both interior and exterior use. You typically see French doors as a set of double doors that feature glass panels framed by wood. They often also have a wooden grill that gives the glass panel the look of small windowpanes. Interior French doors are a great choice if you want to separate two spaces but still want them to feel connected, as the glass will allow you to see into the next room.

French doors can come unfinished, so you can stain or paint the wooden portion to suit your taste. You can filter your search for French doors by finished or painted options on Lowes.com.

Space-Saving Interior Doors

Reclaim space in smaller rooms by choosing sliding closet doors instead of swing doors. Sliding doors are easy to install, so they’re great for do-it-yourself (DIY) projects. And a sliding closet door made of mirrored glass can double as a full-length mirror, potentially saving even more space.

Bifold doors are another good option for smaller spaces. They feature two thin door slabs attached by center hinges that run on a track and fold in or out. Accordion doors function in much the same way as bifold doors, but they’re made of vinyl or PVC and have many small folds.

Pocket doors between rooms offer a little more privacy in each room with no trade-off cost in square footage. They slide into the wall when not in use, so they don’t take up any extra room. You can add a stylish touch with glass pocket doors to replace your plain closet doors. There are also fashionable sliding wood doors that’ll work.