Finding Whitebird “In the Wild” at Oregon State University

As a mechanical engineer and Oregon State University graduate, discovering that Whitebird Woodcraft built doors for Graf Hall on the OSU campus was a meaningful surprise. With both Jason and his son graduating from OSU with degrees in mechanical engineering, this project connects family, engineering, and Whitebird craftsmanship in a particularly special way.
A Whitebird Door Takes Center Stage at the 2026 Tour of Homes

A custom Whitebird Woodcraft door was featured in the 2026 Central Oregon Builders Association Tour of Homes. Crafted from beautiful sapele, this striking 4-by-9-foot entry combines modern design, natural materials, and thoughtful craftsmanship.
The Front Door: Where Every Chapter Begins

For 19 years, our front door has been the backdrop to our family’s back-to-school tradition. As our youngest heads off to college, we’re reflecting on the memories, milestones, and new adventures waiting on the other side of the door.
5 Front Door Styles That Instantly Elevate Your Home’s Curb Appeal

Your front door is more than just an entrance—it’s one of the first things people notice about your home. Whether you’re welcoming family, greeting guests, or preparing to sell, the right front door sets the tone for everything beyond it.
Interior Doors That Do More Than Divide a Room

When people think about upgrading their home, they often focus on kitchens, flooring, or paint colors. Yet one of the most overlooked design features is something you use every single day—your interior doors.
Behind Every Custom Door: A Look Inside Our Workshop

Every Door Begins With a Vision
A custom door isn’t simply manufactured—it’s carefully built, one step at a time.
Solid Wood vs. Hollow Core Doors: Which Is Right for Your Home?

Learn the differences between solid wood and hollow core doors, including durability, sound reduction, appearance, and long-term value, to choose the best option for your home.
Choosing the right wood species for your custom door

Discover the unique beauty of white oak, walnut, alder, maple, and other hardwoods. Learn how to choose the perfect wood species for your custom interior or exterior door.