Why not keep your front door as is (paint with another colour if you wish) and if the budget allows, add wrought iron gates over the existing doors in a glossy dark grey (black maybe?) This would pick up on the wrought iron you already have at the top of the steps. You could also maybe think bout adding glass panels to your doors?

Yeah...ended up going with door number 1 :) Glass is covered up still with green tape cause the painters r painting walls atm, so this is it so far........

so...i went with door number 1...excuse the green tape on the glass..painters r still painting :)

Crimsafe style doors are custom made for each door that they are fitted to. However you would need to check with the manufacturer about the maximum width that they could make one. I would anticipate that the wider the door the easier it is to force out the middle screen. If you are going with a pivot style door (like in this photo), that doesn't have hinges then you can't have a security door working with it. If you are replacing your current front door and two sidelight windows with a single wide front door then you will need to have a new timber door frame made to support the extra weight, and be extra sure that when the door swings open it doesn't hit an internal wall! Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls