Contemporary Doors
A contemporary door is usually characterized by clean lines and unadorned design. Often combining materials like metal and glass with wood makes for compelling designs. Materials from the past can be combined with modern styles and design to create these contemporary outcomes.
Front entry in Vertical Grain Douglas Fir
Vertical Grain Douglas Fir Entry System
Vertical Grain Douglas Fir Entry System
VG Douglas Fir Entry Door
VG Hemlock Front Entry
VG Fir veneer front entry with metal strips inserted in client supplied jamb
Double front entry in White Oak with two sidelites
A five panel, five lite front door in Maple
3 lite plank style door in MG Fir
Reeded glass sidelites and glass panels in an Alder door
VG Fir door with horizontal aluminum inserts in a metal clad jamb
Four panel with one lite in a metal clad jamb
3 frosted lites and matching sidelite in VG Fir
Concave Mahogany door with two glass panels
Walnut door with 9 framless glass panels separated by a walnut panel
African Mahogany door with 3 panels and frameless sidelites
7 panel Ash door with clear glass lites divided by stainless steel panels
Fluted panel door in VG Fir
Reclaimed Douglas Fir with aluminum strips inserted between planks
Mahogany door and transom in a uniquely seamless configuration
VG Fir door with obscure glass designed to have the sidelites and transom blend with the door
3 panel VG Fir door with clear sidelites
3 panel VG Fir door with matching sidelite
3 reeded glass panels in a VG Fir door
Walnut door with recessed chrome strips
5 panel VG Fir with frosted frameless glass
3 obscure glass panels and decorative v-grooves in Ash
7 panel door with frameless frosted lights
3 panels, 3 frameless lites in VG Fir
6 reeded glass frameless panels in 6 panel VG Fir door
3 panel, 3 lite frameless glass in VG Fir
4 flat full thickness panels in VG Fir
Three panel door with two frameless lites
Two panel with one frameless lite
Two panel door with two frameless lites