Coastal
Seaside simplicity, built to last
Coastal doors bring the ease of seaside living home. Light fills the rooms, air moves freely, and the boundary between indoors and out fades away.
Dutch and louvered designs keep the air flowing, while solid hardwood construction stands up to sun, salt, and changing seasons. Built to feel open, steady, and lasting year after year.
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20th-century roots.Found coast to coast.
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Full- or half-glass doors with Dutch and louvered styles.
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Light, air, and lasting strength. Built to weather the elements with grace.
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Bring daylight into the entry
Choose coastal style doors around the light, views, and airflow you want in your home. Glass, Dutch, and louvered designs offer different ways to connect rooms and porches, with solid wood frames made to your measurements.
A full-glass door leaves more of the opening available for light and a view. A half-glass layout balances glazing with a solid lower panel. Compare the divisions in the door with nearby windows so the entrance feels connected to the rest of the house.
Our glass exterior doors use insulated tempered glass for the main entrance. Clear glass preserves a view outside; decorative options change how much can be seen through it. Consider the view into the home from a path or neighboring property as well as the outlook from inside.
Choose how you want to let air through
Dutch exterior doors let you open the upper half of a kitchen or porch doorway while leaving the bottom closed. Glass admits daylight with the door shut; opening the top adds airflow. Consider whether you want that open connection or the insect protection of a separate screen door.
For screened ventilation, explore our louver screen and storm doors. Angled slats interrupt direct views through the louvered section, while screen allows air through. Privacy depends on the layout and viewing angle. Glass closes airflow through the area it covers, with fixed or removable arrangements depending on the design.
If you are enclosing the porch itself, louver porch enclosure panels provide fixed sections around its sides. Plan their louver heights with the seating areas and nearby sightlines in mind, and include a matching operating door for access.
Select wood and finish for the setting
A stained finish shows the grain of our standard African Mahogany; paint can coordinate the door with shutters or surrounding trim. For an outdoor opening, discuss the porch cover and exposure to sun and rain when choosing the wood and finish.
We handcraft the doors from solid wood and supply them unfinished, with guidance for sealing all surfaces before installation and caring for the finish over time. A coastal appearance can carry into indoor rooms, but each product should be selected for the opening where it will be used.
Start with a design above and customize its size and available options online. Our craftspeople can help you compare the glass, louver, or Dutch arrangement for the way you use the space.
Unsure if this the style you’re looking for? Visit our Door Buyer's Guide to Architectural Styles.