Choosing the right glass for your front entry door is a meticulous process. For homeowners seeking a little more privacy, frosted or stained glass offers less visibility. Rain glass, giving the appearance of heavy rain streaks against a window, is a current trend.
Clear beveled glass is less private option, but allows the maximum amount of light. If overlaid with wrought iron, it can create more privacy while also embarking on a baroque semblance.
Homeowners seeking to combine clear beveled glass with privacy may also consider investing in a wood entry door with blinds between glass panels. Manually-controlled blinds can be installed between the glass panels of a door for optimal visibility (or lack thereof). When it comes to wood entry doors, there are shapes, designs, and sizes for every home, with styles that span across decades and architectural trends.
Types of Glass
1. Rain Glass


2. Stained Glass

3. Frosted Glass

4. Glass and Wrought Iron

5. Clear Glass
6. Ornate Glass

Close-Up Glass Design Options
The following close-up glass designs and types are courtesy of Nicksbuilding.com.
7. Mayflower Glass

8. Taffeta Glass

9. Reeded Glass

10. Glue-Chip Glass

11. Stippolyte Glass

12. Granite Glass

13. Sycamore Glass

14. Digital Glass

15. Everglade Glass

16. Sandblast Glass

Glass Door Styles
17. Modern Glass Front Door

18. Craftsman

19. Rustic

Door Type
20. Single Door with Glass

21. Double Door with Glass

22. Sidelites with Glass

Glass Shape
23. Oval Glass Front Door

24. Rectangle (Vertically Oriented)

25. Rectangle (Horizontally Oriented)

26. Arched

Glass Front Door Privacy Considerations
27. Blinds

28. Front Glass Door with Curtain

Door Materials
29. Full Glass Front Door

30. Wood with Glass

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31. Fiberglass with Glass Window

32. Steel with Glass
