Most Expensive Doors In The World ⇒ The front door is the focal point of any home or place and sets the tone for the overall building and its interiors. Today, PullCast presents some of the most expensive doors around the world that you need to know!

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Most Expensive Doors In The World

Gioconda Shine Door

The Gioconda Shine Door comes from Bucharest, Romania's "Pinum Doors & Windows" showroom. This massively studded door is part of Matilde Durante's Diamonds Line, which contains ten different styles of luxury doors that may be customized with valuable stones.

This door not only comes with 31,707 Swarovski crystals, but it also comes with a hefty price tag of $34,900. The door, constructed of ecological leather, is one of the most costly in the world, and it is likely to be the most expensive in Romania.

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Ueno Toshogu Shrine

Since 1651, the Karamon (or Chinese-style gate) of the Ueno Toshogu Shrine in Tokyo, Japan, has protected the Shinto-style destination. It's gold-plated, which makes the carvings (which include birds and flowers) glisten. Legend has it that when it becomes dark, the two dragons on either side of the Shinobazu-no-ike Pond descend to drink.

Palmer House

The bronze peacock doors have graced the historic Palmer House in Chicago since it reopened in 1873 after being forced to close in the aftermath of the Great Chicago Fire in 1871. Louis Comfort Tiffany of Tiffany & Co. created these distinctive embellishments for the C.D. Peacock store, which was previously housed on the hotel's first floor.

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Baptistery of San Giovanni

Since 1452, the Porta del Paradiso (or "Gates of Paradise") by artist Lorenzo Ghiberti has graced the Baptistery of San Giovanni in Florence. These Renaissance pieces are made of bronze with a gold overlay and include 10 carved panels that depict scenes from the Old Testament.

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Palais Royal

The King of Morocco's Palace in Fez, Morocco, is hidden behind a series of magnificent brass doors with cedar and zellige decorations. Doors, such as these, are famous in Morocco for being the only ornamental element to grace a home's basic and simple exteriors.

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Selfridge's

(in the Museum of London)

The bronze and iron panels that originally adorned Selfridge's elevators have been transported to the People's City collection at the Museum of London. These sliding doors, which were installed in 1928, are an example of the Art Deco style, with silhouetted images representing the 12 zodiac signs.

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