Fort Knox Safe

Blending Options>Gradient Overlay

Blending Options>Gradient Editor:

We should get a picture like the next one:

Make copies of both objects and place them upper than they are.

Next we have to represent a muffle shadow on the entire picture. We'll use for this operation the Rectangle Tool (U) that must be applied on the entire picture, using also Blending Options>Gradient Overlay

Blending Options>Gradient Editor

Fill 0% for this layer.

And we'll get:

Next step includes representing the door itself. Choose the Ellipse Tool (U) and represent a circle colored with #335152.

Make one more circle and make some corrections on it by transforming its sizes into smaller ones.

Apply Blending Options>Gradient Overlay

Blending Options>Gradient Editor:

We have got such a circle:

Now we'll represent a new layer and mark it out both with this circle. Press after that on CTRL+E for the layers to merge down.

Enter Filter>Distort>Glass and set the next parameters:

This is what we have got:

Apply on this layer the Blending Options - Inner Glow:

Choose again the Ellipse Tool (U) to represent one more circle:

Apply Blending Options>Gradient Overlay

Blending Options>Gradient Editor

We'll get the next result:

Continue by drawing the door's roundness. In this case we'll need the Custom Shape Tool (U) - Circle Frame

Place the shape the same way it is shown below:

Blending Options>Drop Shadow