I mostly used hinge pin door stoppers. I know some people don’t like them because if you slam doors open over time they can dent the trim, but we are all adults in house and do not slam things.

The links below are all good places to start. I just went to Google.

Floor mounted door stops

Base Board mounted door stops

Hinge mounted door stops

We just updated all of ours with the hinge pin door stoppers, much better.

It seems like hinge pin door stoppers are the way to go, thank you! Is there any specific kind that's better than others?

We have a combination of baseboard mounted and hinge pin.

The hinge pin stoppers dented the trim before we even took possession of the house, and our house was *not* a former model home. :-/ I don't know if the damage is due to poor quality trim, or the style of trim (it's stupidly fancy, with a lot of dips and curves).

I prefer baseboard mounted.

I just use the springy ones on the baseboard and I am pretty sure no one actually notices if they match my hinges .

I have the cheap ones mounted to the baseboard and not a soul has ever even noticed them, including me. (And I'm the type to notice every single thing.)

I have the in-floor stoppers. They come in every color imaginable and I think they look really nice and sleek.

I had the hinge mounted at our last rental and the doors weren’t solid; my kid pushed realllly hard on the door one day when his big sister pushed him into it...and the hinge stop punched a hole in the door. That wouldn’t be an issue at our new place since we have solid doors but still.

The no drilling required door stops use a German adhesive mount brass mounting adapter which eliminates any holes and is removable down the road if needed with no damage. They make oil rub bronze and satin nickel finishes as well.

no drill - adhesive mount door stops for tile, natural stone floors

We have both hinge mounted and baseboard mounted stoppers. I hate the hinged mounted stoppers. We have pine trim which is soft so we have dents where the stopper hits. I also find they don't allow the door to open as far as I would want in some rooms even after adjusting them.

Just place one of these behind each door. You may have to determine the proper size for each door location, and everyone likes the way they look. Most of them do not make that twanging sound though.

There are these kind cool pop up magnetic ones:

https://www.amazon.com/GGIENRUI-Magnetic-Stopper-Adhesive-Conceal/dp/B07GCHHB92/ref=asc_df_B07GCHHB92/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=242010425425&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8172949865408953046&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9009737&hvtargid=pla-524513237423&psc=1

Or these: