I would think that adjusting the door would be difficult.

If you do want to use them, http://www.leevalley.com/en/hardware/page.aspx?p=46552&cat=3,41241

https://www.horton-brasses.com/hhlhinges.asp

Pretty cool looking. If your door supplier prehangs the doors in jambs at their shop, have the discussion with them. This is not a "pick up the doors at the big box store and surprise the finish carpenter" type job. You want to make sure you have enough material in the right spots to capture the hinge screws, especially on the jamb side. Expect an hourly upcharge.

How are these functionally different from standard hinges? Why would a door with these get stuck in the summer? A standard hinge isn’t adjustable either or am I missing something?

How do you adjust a door with conventional butt hinges?

Shims and/or a chisel, or bending a hinge.... good finish carpenters have lots of professional tricks, but setting the door correctly initially with a well built home is the best prevention of future adjustments.

Shims and/or a chisel, or bending a hinge.... good finish carpenters have lots of professional tricks, but setting the door correctly initially with a well built home is the best prevention of future adjustments.

Sure, but I would not really accept shims or bent hinges on a newly hung door; I would want any adjustment to be between the jamb and the framing, under the trim, and if that's right you should be able to use the hinges above.

I don't really like adjustable hinges. They get out of adjustment.

My manufactured cabinets had hinges that regularly got out of adjustment or needed to be replaced over a relatively short period of time.

The stick built cabinets in the house I grew up in that had a hundred + fixed, non-adjustable, screwed in, partial overlay or inset hinges throughout the house. One cabinet door, under the kitchen sink, got out of whack enough that the hinges needed to be replaced and the face frame fixed. In the 46 years my parents owned the house. (And I think that is because one of my parents lost their balance and put their weight on the open door.)

Multi adjustable, soft close, all that stuff, no matter how expensive, tends to be overcomplicated, overwrought, over engineered and impossible to replace with the same at some point when they inevitably need to be.

This is a ridiculous piece of equipment

compared to this:

What is the above type of hinge called please?

Thanks.

If you are referring to the black hinges in the OP they are called "H hinges" and "H-L" or "L" hinges.

No, not them, the bottom hinges in palimpsest's post. But thanks anyhow.

The hinges at the very bottom are Amerock and they are 3/8" partial inset hinges or 3/8" partial overlay hinges.

Thanks Palimpsest!