Cape Cod
Simple, modest, and made to belong
Cape Cod doors embody all-American modesty. Compact panels and balanced proportions lend a quiet charm that feels at home anywhere — from seaside cottages to post-war suburbs alike.
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1600s origins. Revived mid-20th century.
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Paneled or half-glass doors sized for modest façades.
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Simple lines. Balanced proportions. And solid-wood strength.
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Holmes Dutch Interior Door with Glass
Whitfield Dutch Interior Door with Glass
Burnette Double Louver Interior Door
Curtiss Double Interior Door with Glass
Saltbox Double Interior Door with Glass
Corbit Double Solid Wood Interior Door
Keeling Double Solid Wood Interior Door
Varner Solid Wood Exterior Door
Hallet Solid Wood Exterior Door
Willowmere Solid Wood Exterior Door
Corbit Solid Wood Exterior Door
Keeling Solid Wood Exterior Door
Rosella Exterior Door with Glass
Gamble Exterior Door with Glass
Prentiss Exterior Door with Glass
Wadsworth Exterior Door with Arched Glass
Langdon Exterior Door with Glass
Curtiss Exterior Door with Glass
Hawthorn Exterior Door with Glass
Palmer Exterior Door with Glass
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A door in proportion to the house
Balanced panels, simple lines, and a comfortable scale make a door feel at home on a Cape Cod house. Explore solid wood designs for the entry and the rooms beyond, with each piece made to your dimensions.
On a modest Cape Cod facade, the door is seen close to the windows and surrounding trim. Start with a simple panel or half-glass layout, then compare the widths of the wood framing with those nearby details. A compact entry can have a clear focal point without needing an elaborate pattern.
A paneled door emphasizes the woodwork. A half-glass design shares light with the entry hall while retaining a solid lower section. Consider the view from the path as well as the daylight inside when choosing the balance. Our exterior doors collection offers a broader comparison of entry configurations.
Cape Cod screen and storm doors
A screen door adds another set of lines in front of the main entrance. Look for rails that relate to the panels behind them and openings that leave the main door’s glass visible. Our Traditional Screen & Storm Doors provide familiar layouts to compare alongside the Cape Cod designs above.
Choose removable screen and glass inserts to use the same wood door for screen and storm service. Screen admits air when the main door is open; storm glass adds a layer of weather protection. The change is in the insert, so you can keep the door’s appearance through the seasons.
Keep the details simple inside and out
Inside, a related panel pattern can connect the rooms with the entrance. Keep the profiles and trim in mind as well as the overall layout: repeating a simple detail can be enough to tie the doors together. Choose an interior product for these openings so its construction suits the location.
We build with kiln-dried solid wood and traditional joinery. African Mahogany is our standard, a beautiful, durable option for paint or stain. Other woods should be selected for the intended use and, outdoors, the amount of exposure. Doors arrive unfinished with finishing guidance.
Choose a design above to customize online. If you are replacing a door in an existing opening, our craftspeople can help you work through its dimensions and the panel proportions together.
Unsure if this the style you’re looking for? Visit our Door Buyer's Guide to Architectural Styles.