My pick is the Conmore!

Conmore is more favorable since you mentioned you have the shaker style cabinet doors. Conmore is the closest to that style. Your second optioned is more traditional since it has slight arches and groove

Thanks everyone! I've eliminated the clermont. I really love the look of the conmore, but I've never actually seen it in anyone's home before. There's one last door I am thinking of- the carrara. It's much plainer. Is the conmore too trendy? Would I be better with the simplicity of the carrara?

I agree with everyone, the Conmore is the best choice.

The Carrara is too common, the Conmore has so much more style.

Conmore, all the way!

Okay! My decision is made and I'm getting the Conmore! Thanks for giving me the confidence.

What year was your house built?

It's being built right now.

The doors you like in the photo were popular post war to about 1960 when the slab door took over. If you have a modern style home than I would go with the first one with multiple panels.

Hi Erin, Congrats on your remodel and your new doors -- which company or brand is the new door ?

The Carrara is a timeless door, it has been around for 14 years. If you walk into a home with a Carrara door, you won't know the year it was built. If you walk into a home that has a 6 panel Colinist you know it's from the 80's. the Conmore, Crossmore, Riverside, and Glenview are all from the last view years. I tell my customers that if they want timeless to go with the Carrara or Roman. You can change up the look by the trim you put around them. If you want contemporary use plain mouldings. If you want more traditional, use mouldings with crowns. Hope this helps.

Hi Erin, I believe you made the right choice. Enjoy the rest of the build!

I want to redo all my interior doors with the Conmore. I recently purchased a new home which was built in 1985 and I have 6 panel doors. My husband said doors are at the bottom of my long list. So enjoy them!