Modern Iron Doors

Minimal profiles, slim sightlines and flush panels, with oversized glass and pivot options. Our modern range is drawn for contemporary and Iberian minimalist homes where the architecture should speak first and the door should read as light.

Modern Iron Doors on a Mediterranean facade
Glass amount
Top shape
Sidelites
Transom

Linea

MOD-01

Full lite, arched, five stacked rails, frosted glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Mira

MOD-02

Full lite, arched, five stacked rails, rain storm glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Aria

MOD-03

Half lite, eight lite grid, solid base, clear glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Sereno

MOD-04

Half lite, six lite grid, solid base, water cubic glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Fila

MOD-05

Half lite, arched, six lite grid, transom, clear glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Varco

MOD-18

Half lite, arched, eight lite grid, transom, clear glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Rombo

MOD-19

Half lite, crossed diamond ironwork, solid base, clear glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Losanga

MOD-20

Half lite, arched, crossed diamond ironwork, water cubic glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Meandro

MOD-21

Full lite, nested deco frames, frosted glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Quadro

MOD-22

Full lite, interlocking squares, frosted glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Vortice

MOD-23

Full lite, stepped linear spiral, water cubic glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Ellisse

MOD-24

Full lite, intersecting arcs, rain storm glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

Arcata

MOD-25

Half lite, arched, eight lite grid, solid base, rain storm glass

Standard 37 x 81 in

When a double modern door fits

Choose a double door once the opening reaches roughly 60 inches, or when a wide, formal entry suits the facade. Below that width, a single door with matched sidelites usually looks and works better.

On a pair, one leaf is active for daily use and the other is inactive, held top and bottom by flush bolts and closed against an astragal. Open the second leaf only when you need the full width. See the glossary for astragal and flush bolt.

Modern door design notes

A pivot lets one person swing a wide, heavy leaf with a fingertip, while a hinge suits narrower openings and outswing conditions. Our slim frames run just under an inch and a half at the sightline, so the glass reads larger and the metal recedes.

Black and Graphite sit quietly against concrete and cool palettes, while Bronze warms a stucco or wood facade at golden hour. For a street-facing entry, reed or frosted glass gives full daylight with privacy. Compare them in design options.

In the wild

Projects with modern doors

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Canyon Modern entrance, after
Canyon Modern entrance, beforeBefore
After

Canyon Modern

Los Angeles, CA · Modern · Single

Aspen Court entrance, after
Aspen Court entrance, beforeBefore
After

Aspen Court

Aspen, CO · Modern · Double

Ironwood Cross entrance, after
Ironwood Cross entrance, beforeBefore
After

Ironwood Cross

Lake Forest, IL · Modern · Double

Questions

About modern doors

Can I get a pivot instead of hinges?

Yes. Most single modern doors can be built as a pivot, which lets one person swing a wide, heavy leaf easily. We size the pivot hardware to the door weight and confirm the swing in your quote.

How slim can the frame be?

Our modern profiles run just under an inch and a half at the sightline, among the slimmest available in a fully welded iron door, so the glass reads larger and the metal recedes.

Black or bronze for a modern facade?

Black and Graphite suit cool palettes and board-formed concrete. Bronze warms a stucco or wood facade at golden hour. Compare both in design options, or ask us to render your model in each.

Can modern doors be private?

Yes. Reed and frosted glass give full daylight with privacy ratings of three to five, so a street-facing modern door stays bright without exposing the room.

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