A pair of arched French doors, each with a fifteen-lite glass upper section over a raised wood panel, shown here unfinished in the shop.
024 — Light Oak Multi-Lite Door
A classic multi-lite door in light oak, its face divided into 24 small square glass panes across eight rows — a timeless, French-inspired glazing pattern.
023 — Sapele Door with Staggered Glass Grid
A modern sapele door featuring a staggered grid of ten rectangular glass insets, creating a bold, graphic pattern across the face.
022 — Walnut Flush Door with Glass Lites
A contemporary flush door in walnut, its face divided by horizontal reveal lines with a column of vertical glass lites along one edge.
021 — Walnut Framed Glass Panel Door
A minimalist door built around a single large frosted glass panel, framed in walnut for a striking modern statement.
018 — Walnut Flush Door with Glass Insert
A contemporary flush door in walnut, its face built from stacked horizontal boards with a single frosted glass insert band for subtle light.
020 — Cedar Plank Double Door with Glass Transom
A pair of vertical plank cedar doors topped by a tall glass transom, finished with bronze bar-style pull handles for a warm, modern exterior entrance.
019 — Ornate Medallion Panel Door
A highly ornamental panel door featuring a sweeping central circular medallion with curved trim detailing, shown here unprimed in raw wood ahead of finishing.
017 — Arched Oak Wine Cellar Door
An arched-top single door in natural oak, featuring a raised lower panel and a curved top rail. Installed at the entrance to a barrel-vaulted wine cellar corridor.
016 — Craftsman Door with 4 Lites
A Craftsman-style single door in a rich, warm-toned finish, featuring three raised panels beneath a four-lite glass window. Installed with matching stone and cedar shingle surround, plus classic lantern-style sconces on either side.
015 — Cedar Barn Door with X-Brace Detailing
A classic cedar barn door featuring bold diagonal X-brace detailing and board construction, built to complement a timber-frame carriage house.
014 — Walnut Cross-Weave Double Door
A truly one-of-a-kind design featuring interwoven walnut stiles and rails that create a striking basket-weave pattern across the face of this double door, with glass visible through the open lattice.