Gabby Logan
Gabby Logan wanted to replicate the original steel door already in her home, while introducing a practical way to separate the dogs and bring natural light into the kitchen.
Our Projects
Explore a range of Steel Door Company projects, from celebrity steel doors and bespoke private residences to standout interior installations. This gallery offers a clear view of how our luxury home steel doors are used in real spaces, helping to inspire and guide your own design decisions.
Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan
Mark and Michelle wanted to increase natural light but make it feel like a room.
Olly Murs
Olly had two aims for his doors: to increase the natural light flowing throughout his home, and to add peace of mind with two fire-rated doors for the living room and his children’s playroom.
Jess Wright
Jess chose our steel doors because she wanted a clean, modern look. The slim steel frames clearly separate the rooms while still allowing natural light to pass through.
Altrincham
Our tri-slide steel door is designed to open up a space completely. Each side features three sliding sections that stack neatly behind one another, allowing the full opening to be revealed and creating a seamless connection between rooms.
Anglesey
The client wanted to increase natural
light throughout the house while
creating privacy where it mattered
most.
Harrogate
As part of a renovation, the home owners wanted to retain the open feel of their home while introducing clear separation between key spaces
Lichfield
The client was looking for something different, so we introduced a new finish in Ivory Sands. As with many projects, the brief also focused on increasing natural light throughout the home.
Abbots Bromley
As part of the renovation, the homeowners wanted to retain the open feel of the property while creating clear separation between key spaces. Fluted glass was used to introduce texture and privacy, whilst still allowing light to flow throughout the home.
Surrey
Single doors, double doors, fire-rated systems and fluted glazing all working together within one space. Finished in black with consistent bar layouts throughout, the design creates a balance between open-plan living and more defined, private areas whilst allowing natural light to move freely through the home.