Maybe something like this? I've bookmarked it for use on a future project of my own.

Typically you do something like this

If you don't like that approach rocky mountain hardware that are somewhat big but still a complete set.

keytiger has big door handles that can be pretty cool and should have the other stuff too.

I was more or less just trying to find the picture of the "white wheel thingie" (yes that is the technical name for it). I didn't catch it at first, but I do love the irony.

All our exterior doors have deadbolts into solid wall, and all the French doors and casement windows have three-way latching. However, there's plenty of glass all over the house if someone really, really, wants IN (and doesn't care about the noise -- no close neighbors).

Reality check: When we *were* burgled it was because DH left the garage door up and the door to the house unlocked while he walked the dog one evening. *I* was in the jet tub and didn't hear a thing.

I thought the deadbolt was to keep small children from escaping and going into the street? Only half joking, our first could open all the doors at our old house before he could walk, so we added deadbolts to all the French doors.

:-P

A deadbolt will not hold the door closed when unlocked. For that reason a front door usually has a latch set that might also lock with a button and a separate deadbolt above it. A "hotel lock set" has a latch set and deadbolt in one mechanism and turning the inside knob retracts both the latch and dead bolt.

To keep the door face completely clean you might have to rely on an electronic strike that opens from your phone if that is sufficiently secure for you.

"I woke up this morning, both my cars were gone.

I felt so suicidal, I threw my drink across the lawn."

Martin Mull "Ukelele Blues" (1973)

You want it keyed on the inside, as well, especially if it there is glass nearby. You can keep the key in the lock, but at night, when out, etc, put the key away (like on a nail inside the nearby closet). May not stop an intruder altogether, but will slow them down, and that can deter them.

Those are beautiful doors!

Personally I prefer unlocked doors with lots of glass so the bad people can people can consider how to disarm my burglary deterrent system.

This is not mine, but a similar burglary deterrent system.

Another just for scale...

An exit door cannot have an interior keyed lock. You can claim another door is the exit door but not all building officials will buy it. More importantly you want your family to be able to exit from all doors.

That would explain why it is a glass door.