You know what, I just use the spring type that screw into the wall. Most people just don't even look at them. We all have them, it's like the toilet flusher. The ones that try to be unnecessarily fancy really just stick out needlessly. Sometimes if it's a long expanse of blank wall where it is needed I paint them the wall colour and put them up high. Almost no one ever looks up.

There are also the kind that go on the hinge.

"There are also the kind that go on the hinge."

Do not put these^^^ on doors,they will put holes in door and rip the hinges out.

"Do not put these^^^ on doors,they will put holes in door and rip the hinges out."

Interesting, I've never used them. Good to know the risk!

The hinge mount stops don't put holes in the doors unless the doors are low-grade, hollow core. I had a couple of them on doors for years and never had a problem with holes or hinges getting whacked. However, if you have people in your house who regularly fling doors open with abandon, I can see that the leverage could torque a hinge, especially if it was installed with short screws. If you have wood floors, the type of door stop that screws in to the floor is a safe, durable, and esthetically pleasing option: https://m.grainger.com/mobile/product/3EHE9?cm_mmc=PPC:+Google+PLA&s_kwcid=AL!2966!3!166594954253!!!g!82128346557!&ef_id=WrAYDQAABZ4DHvSU:20180319200533:s