Well, there are even more philosophical reasons why folks tend to get this obsession. For instance, a door stands like a threshold of possibility. What we mean by this is that it can be viewed as more than just a physical barrier – it can also be a metaphorical gate leading to various possibilities, hence the name. Those are just a few philosophical explanations of why people develop enthusiasm for the concept of doors. At the same time, not every person is a fan of philosophy. There are plenty of reasons for this: some simply do not understand it, others are merely uninterested, and a few are afraid that it might prove that the values they have been living with until now are untrue. Today we’re going to focus on one of them – Art Deco. Some sources say it originated right before World War I (in the 1910s) in Paris, while others say it was in the 1920s. Either way, during the 1930s, it took Western Europe and the United States by storm. It represented luxury, glamor, and faith in progress. Sadly, due to the Great Depression, the style lost its intensity, while World War II fully ended its dominance. But what makes a door Art Deco? Typically, original Art Deco doors are made of dark and heavy wood and have geometric patterns and extravagant light cutouts. Basically, the style is a blend of elegance and functionality. It gets inspiration from ancient Egyptian and Aztec motifs, Futurism, and Cubism. All of this makes them eye-catching. This makes today’s list not only beautiful but also useful, and what’s better than something that’s both nice and functional, right? Which of these doors would you like to walk through? Or maybe just admire? Don’t forget to upvote them!
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