The door does not suit the house .The sidelights are very MCM . Google MCM front doors you will see many that are very much in style with the sidelights like this for instance . I love the original textured ribbed glass for the sidelights

This article is very old, and some of the sources may no longer exist. But at the very least you'll see some ideas, and at the best, you'll find the answer to your need.

14 Places to Buy or DIY Mid Century Modern Front Doors

Good luck!

I have tried through chatgpt putting tons of these MCM doors on that picture and they don't seem to work.

BTW remove the storm door it hides whatever door you choose I f a screen is a must get a Phnatom . As for the acul door you give no idea what it is you don't like . This is a MCM home the door choices for style are endless , Is it the color , the glass what????

It‘sthe storm door that’s preventing you from achieving the look you’re after. The white trim and especially the white crossbar are not appropiate to an MCM home.

See this article in ”Atomic Ranch” magazine ,

Great idea, K Laurence! Jen B, if clicking on the picture above doesn't work, try clicking this link: https://www.atomic-ranch.com/home-decor/mid-century-modern-front-doors/. (On my browser it doesn't look clickable till you mouse over it; then it changes color.)

Also, on balance I think Kendrah's right: since you have sidelights, a simple slab door is probably the optimal choice. But thanks for inadvertently giving me an excuse to revisit all the front doors I can't install at my apartment's entryway! I do enjoy looking at the jazzier styles.

I like abit of glass in a front door I just moved into a new place with a solid door and come spring first thing I will change

I really don't like the slab door. I was thinking of a full glass with black wood panel and then a black screen that the wood panel would match. Do you think that would work?

I'm having trouble imagining what you describe. Do you have a picture of it?

You asked about doors that would suit your mid-century home, and what you describe is nothing like the many samples folks here have shown you, quite a few of which are not solid slab doors.

Do you want something that design-oriented people think fits your mid-century house, or something you like regardless of what anyone else thinks? There is no wrong choice. It's your house. You live there; we don't.

Here is a picture of what I think might work only in black and I would keep the two existing sidelights in place. I want what fits midcentury and also something I like.

Back to my door and relites in the first picture. What do you think of a full glass wood door painted black in either clear or in the reed glass to match the sidelights. I think I am overthinking and can't seem to get anywhere.

Mid-century is the easiest style to get right and the easiest to overthink: the door wants to be a plane, not a composition. Flat slab, no panels, no applied molding, no decorative glass - your sidelights already do the glass work. The two moves that make it: vertical grain (plain-sawn walnut or a teak look) running full height, and a handle that reads as one long vertical line - a 24-to-48-inch pull, not a lever set. On color: warm mid-tone wood against brick is the classic period answer; if you want paint instead, the era's accent colors (deep orange, olive, turquoise) work because the door is the only accent on the elevation. What kills a mid-century door every time is a craftsman-style lite grid or raised panels - those belong to a different decade.