Reclaimed Bullseye Glass Door

Early American farmhouse door salvaged from a property in rural Ohio. Hand-planed pine boards with visible pegs and square nails speak to its honest construction, while traces of whi...

Pair of Mid Century French Saloon Swinging / Pivot Double Doors. Feature an oak frame with Prairie style lattice shaped center and beveled glass panels. The door is accented with bra...

Revamp a modern built-in cabinet using this set of two pairs of reclaimed flat-panel cupboard doors. These doors boast beveled trim details and a charmingly worn patinated finish, br...

A 19th-century French door featuring three raised panels with grooved beveled trim detailing. Installing this door in a new home to enclose a pantry or linen cupboard will instantly ...

Once used as a cellar door, this beautiful reclaimed 19th-century 2-panel French door would make a lovely pantry or linen door. The original “French blue” paint, grooved trim, and ra...

Pair of early 20th century architectural salvage antique leaded glass entry doors. Features an oak frame with geometric leade...

We have 4 sets of these impressive double doors reclaimed from Clothworkers Hall, London. The solid doors have 3 raised and moulded panels, the Oak side has gold gilding to the bead...

Straight from the French countryside, this antique two-panel door bears the honest wear of time. Crafted from solid oak and retaining traces of its original cream and white layered p...

This set of four antique wardrobe doors, reclaimed from a country manor in France, exudes timeless character. Each door showcases a 2-panel design with raised panels framed by grooved and beveled trim, emphasizing traditional craftsmanship. The weathered blue-gray paint has worn gracefully over time, revealing a rich patina that adds depth and charm to the wood. Originally used to enclose built-in cupboards, these doors are a wonderful way to introduce a sense of history and authenticity into a modern home. Perfect for creative reuse, they offer both practicality and a glimpse into the past. Salvaged from a country home in France, 18th century. The exterior of the doors features time-worn blue-gray paint with areas of natural wood beneath, while the opposite sides are natural wood with one door bearing the original blue-gray paint. The doors would be best installed to enclose a built-in cupboard or work well with sliding barn door hardware...

Worn by time and softened by layers of pale, cool white paint, this pair of antique French fir doors tells a quiet story of age and authenticity. The two-panel design is simple and s...