These are pretty

It is decoration, not door. OK with that?

Yeah, I'm ok with it not being a full "door" - as the laundry room is quite a ways from the living or sleeping areas, plus there's a large window in there and it'd be nice to get some of that natural light coming through to the hallway. I just want a way to hide the laundry, yet not have to open a door knob every time I come and go with my arms full of baskets or folded clothes.

This one still not a full door..wow the full ones arnt easy to find.

I actually like this one myself..more simple design.

I would do without, more to dust....and because it looks odd, it attracts the eye to the area you are trying to cover

Consider a pocket door as an alternative. The doorway is open unless you specifically want to close it.

There were swinging "saloon" doors in our main level laundry room when we bought this house. They were always in my way. I finally had them removed.

Errant_gw - that looks like the route I'm going to take. I can't seem to find any swinging doors that I like.

That would be the route I'd prefer. I've never liked the double doors, but don't mind a single.

Full-size swinging doors are a safety issue because, unlike a regular door, you can open them out and right into somebody holding something hot or breakable and cause a serious accident. My grandparents used to have swinging doors between the kitchen and the dining room...not a good idea. That's why full size doors are always suposed to have a window in them. Laundry room doors are frequently opaque glass.