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Often the room itself gives you reason to prefer one direction or another. If the door is in a corner you want the open door to be against the wall (unless you don't - I can't think of why, but...). If there are other doors on the same wall you need to consider them - sometimes hinges all the same for symmetry; sometimes opposite so the the doors don't bang into each other (when they are right next to each other.


> If the door is in a corner you want the open door to be against the wall (unless you don't - I can't think of why, but...).

There could be a window there but not in the alternative location.




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