White interior doors

White is chosen more often than every other colour put together — and almost always without noticing that white comes in more than one version.

We have four. Plain white is a smooth surface with no texture, the classic for light interiors. Textured white has a noticeable wood-like relief: less like plastic, and better at hiding small marks. White oxide carries a cool greyish undertone and works well beside concrete and grey walls. Avignon rustic white has a pronounced wood structure, for interiors where white should feel warm.

The difference between them is obvious in the hand and invisible on a screen. So if you are choosing white seriously, come to the factory in Poltava and look at them in person.

Where they are available. Plain white is in every line — ETALON, NOMINAL, FREZZATTI, PERFETTO. Textured and rustic are in ETALON and PERFETTO. White oxide is in NOMINAL and FREZZATTI.

If you need one specific shade — matched to the walls or the ceiling, say — we paint to a RAL or NCS code. Then the white is exactly the one in your project.

Honestly about the downside. White doors show fingerprints sooner than dark ones, smooth surfaces especially. Textured finishes are more practical here. With children or a dog in the house, textures are worth a look.

Sizes — 400–900 mm wide, 1800–2100 mm high in 50 mm steps, with no size surcharge. More on matching colour — in the article "How to Match Door Colour with Flooring and Furniture".