Matte black, still unbeatable
Matte black continues to dominate. Its sophisticated look adapts to every architectural style, from contemporary to traditional. Combined with brushed brass or stainless hardware, it creates an elegant contrast.
Earthy and natural tones
Nature-inspired colours are on the rise: sage green, terracotta, deep navy, charcoal grey. These tones bring warmth without giving up sophistication.
Decorative glass reinvented
Glass inserts are no longer limited to classic patterns.
- Textured glass: subtle patterns that play with light.
- Smoked glass: elegant and modern, made for contemporary styles.
- Modern stained glass: contemporary takes on the classic.
Oversized doors
The trend toward extra-tall doors — 8 feet and more — and extra-wide ones continues. These imposing doors give an entrance a sense of scale.
Smart technology
Smart locks, video doorbells, automatic lighting: the front door becomes a control point. These devices are added afterwards, to a new door or an old one — what matters first is the frame and the lock that carry them.
Energy efficiency, the criterion people forget
Beyond looks, technical performance should weigh heavily in the decision. What to look for:
- Insulation: R16 high-density urethane injection, well ahead of standard foam panels.
- Airtightness: triple magnetic compression weatherstripping, for a sealed and silent close.
- Steel: 22-gauge, thicker than the 24 or 26 most manufacturers use.
- Finish: robotic painting with built-in UV protection, which resists fading far better than a hand-applied finish.
- Security: aluminum bars built into the frame and reinforcements in the locks.
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