Choose a 2-piece or 3-piece front door - recommendations?

I don't like the side panel or rather the side panels anyway. If at all, then only one side panel.

Matter of taste. Quickly check Google Image Search and the nearby new development areas.

Yes, we already went for a long walk yesterday. You just can't see how wide the opening is with other people's houses.

Regarding the threshold: I think it only looks like that because the window fitter quickly sketched the two examples so that we can better imagine it.

Here again is the front view and the floor plan of the hallway.



We are also not entirely sure yet which way the door should open.

EDIT: I have also already thought about widening the door by about 10 cm or so (with only one side panel). How wide are entrance doors usually?

Door opens as shown, in my opinion correctly. For a bright hallway, I would also plan only 1 side panel, so that there is less framing. I would maximize the door + side panel to the available wall space.

Common for front doors is, to my knowledge, 1m. You can also take 1100mm. But eventually it becomes a barn door. ;)

Raw building opening widths 101 (then better only behind the reveal) and 113.5 are practical, insofar a clear passage width of 100 cm is "within the framework," I would not go more than 10 cm further.

My suggestion would look as follows:



(viewed from outside) the door on the left, the glass insert (fixed) on the right; the door on the left also with a glass insert, as wide as on the right. The push handle is shown in red.