If your internal doors are starting to let the rest of your home down, the Sorrento range from Deanta could be just the upgrade you’re looking for. With its distinctive sweeping curves and clean, stylish finish, it’s a design that brings plenty of character to a room while still being easy to work into the look you already have.
There’s plenty of choice within the Sorrento range, with different finishes and configurations available to suit your home and how you use each space. Whether you’re drawn to warmer, more natural interiors or prefer something cooler and fresher, you can choose a look that works with everything from your flooring and furniture to your wider colour scheme.
The range is also a great option if you’re updating several rooms at once. You can carry the same distinctive Sorrento design throughout your home while choosing the right type of door for each space, giving everything a more considered and consistent feel.
Ready for a change? Explore our Sorrento range today, or give us a call on 0345 0268 799 if you’d like some some help finding the right doors for your home – we’re always happy to help!
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Sorrento Doors FAQS
What homes do Sorrento doors suit best?
Sorrento doors are a particularly good match for interiors with a modern, considered feel. The curved detailing works nicely with minimalist, Scandi and contemporary interiors, where the door can add some definition without competing with the rest of the room. The light grey ash finish is especially suited to cooler colour palettes, white or pale walls and simple furniture, while the oak option can work well with Japandi, modern rustic and warmer minimalist schemes.
What hardware works best with Sorrento doors?
The Sorrento's curved detailing has plenty going on, so a simple lever handle is a good way to finish the door without making the overall look too busy. For something understated, brushed nickel and satin chrome options work particularly well; on the other hand, if you're going for a sharper, more contemporary look, matt black handles can create a stronger contrast against both the oak and light grey ash options. Whichever finish you choose, it's worth looking at the other metal details in the room too, like your light switches, sockets and hinges, so everything ties together.
What are the benefits of choosing glazed Sorrento doors?
The glazed Sorrento keeps the distinctive curved design but adds clear toughened glass, making it a good choice for areas where you want to maintain some separation between rooms without blocking the light. You could use one between a hallway and living room, for example, or between a kitchen and dining area where the two spaces need to feel connected. Both oak and light grey ash glazed versions are available, so you can choose the finish that best suits your interior.
Can I install my Sorrento doors myself?
If you’re confident fitting internal doors yourself, then absolutely. Just make sure you have the right tools for the job, measure everything carefully and take your time when fitting the hinges, latch and other hardware.
If you’re not confident taking on the installation yourself, we’d recommend getting an experienced door fitter to do the job for you.
Can I come and see your doors before I place an order?
Yes, you can! Choosing a door online can be tricky when you’re trying to judge the exact finish or picture how a particular style will look in your home, so seeing the options up close can make the decision much easier. You’ll find our internal door showrooms in Preston, Blackpool or Wigan, so if you’re nearby, feel free to pop in and have a look around.
