A vast selection of finishes can be applied to the entire repertoire to heighten the visual aged effect. Shades of deep walnut or mahogany are as stunning as they are sumptuous, while lighter effects such as golden oak and maple work for those partial to neutrality. Whether the type of project is a customized home, renovation, or a new entryway to change the appearance, styling of the door is singular, particular. Simple or sublime, all designs are original creations of art. Previous patterns for clients have been wide ranging: lattice work, reminiscent of old, English country homes; bold relief work that has an air of Country French to it; the inviting appeal of two doors that come together under a canopy of rounded edges, like those so prevalent in the Mediterranean of Tuscany region.
Further enhancement is possible with the addition of hardware such as wrought iron. Iron is most often incorporated into the design by way of door handles or, when cut into small, interesting shapes, for accent pieces that add depth and texture to a door's surface. Most intriguing is the combination of wrought iron with glass which gives the dramatic effect or a peer cage, a customary feature of medieval structures.....

A vast selection of finishes can be applied to the entire repertoire to heighten the visual aged effect. Shades of deep walnut or mahogany are as stunning as they are sumptuous, while lighter effects such as golden oak and maple work for those partial to neutrality. Whether the type of project is a customized home, renovation, or a new entryway to change the appearance, styling of the door is singular, particular. Simple or sublime, all designs are original creations of art. Previous patterns for clients have been wide ranging: lattice work, reminiscent of old, English country homes; bold relief work that has an air of Country French to it; the inviting appeal of two doors that come together under a canopy of rounded edges, like those so prevalent in the Mediterranean of Tuscany region.
Further enhancement is possible with the addition of hardware such as wrought iron. Iron is most often incorporated into the design by way of door handles or, when cut into small, interesting shapes, for accent pieces that add depth and texture to a door's surface. Most intriguing is the combination of wrought iron with glass which gives the dramatic effect or a peer cage, a customary feature of medieval structures.....