Start with where the door will be used
An outdoor entry needs a door and frame prepared for weather exposure. Our exterior doors can be made with wood panels or insulated tempered glass, with pre-hung options that include weatherstripping and a threshold. The wood species and finish should suit the conditions at that entrance.
Inside, think about what each room needs. A paneled door closes off the view; glass shares light between rooms; louvers allow air to move through. Browse our interior doors for those choices, along with French and Dutch designs. Interior glazing uses non-insulated tempered glass.
Carry the design from one space to another
The front door and the doors down the hall can share a panel pattern without being identical. Look at rail heights, the shape of the panels, and the trim around each opening. Repeating a few of those details can connect the entry to the rooms beyond it.
Explore solid wood door designs for panel layouts, or glass panel doors if daylight is part of the plan. Glass size and texture affect the view through the door as well as its appearance.
Choose the wood and installation setup
African Mahogany is our standard wood, offering natural beauty and durability. Interior doors have the full choice of 17 woods. For an exterior opening, we can help you select from species suited to its exposure and the finish you want.
If an existing frame is suitable for reuse, a door slab may be the right starting point. A pre-hung door supplies a new jamb with the door fitted to it. Both can be made to your dimensions, so it helps to decide which approach your project needs before finalizing measurements.
Choose the interior or exterior collection above, then customize a design online. Doors arrive unfinished with finishing guidance, and our craftspeople are available if you’d like help comparing options.
