Doors

The NEWwoodworks group produces both interior and exterior doors in a variety of species. If you're the kind of person who feels investing in a custom home is not just a matter of style but a statement about your values, then you are probably already thinking about the effect your choice of trim can have on the overall quality of the project. You may wish to consider including a unique craftsman-built door in your specifications, as the perfect highlight to an entranceway.

NEWwoodworks produces both interior and exterior doors in a variety of species. For those who feel investing in a custom home is not just a matter of style but a statement about values, the effect your choice of trim can have on the overall quality of the project is important. Consider including a unique craftsman-built door in your specifications, as the perfect highlight to an entranceway. We work in a variety of species & styles, striving to articulate your vision—contact us to get started.

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Cedar Accordion Doors

Mahogany door with custom glasswork

Custom barn doors for a large timber frame barn in Poolsville, MD.

Massive Walnut entry door with custom metal hinges

Reclaimed oak shows character marks, deep patina and tight grain patterns. These doors are both arched and curved to meet the circular walls of this meditation center. D1

Western Red Cedar Door

The curve in this door was inspired by the curve of the timber overhead. We used clear grain Douglas fir with Walnut accents to bring the design to life.

The curved transom of this Douglas fir door mimics the curved bottom chords of the trusses above while the sidelights allow a quick view of the golf course outside. D2

Flat Track Door with Settlers' Plank Mixed Hardwoods for a retail location.

Reclaimed Jarrah is one of the hardest woods we work with making it an excellent material for exterior doors. D3

The entry to this family home greets visitors with a custom Douglas fir door which accommodates the needs of a handicapped child while allowing abundant light into the home. D4

Crafted of reclaimed cypress, salvaged from rivers, this entry door features a custom stained glass sidelight and center window. D5

Old barn siding has stood up to the worst of weather for near a century, so not only has the surface layer developed a wonderful patina, but it also protects the wood underneath.

A custom walnut entry door with matching sidelights welcomes visitors to Ed and Tina's timber frame home in New York.

Porthole Window

Folding doors allow wide access to boats and more for the lake house. D8

Reclaimed Jarrah front door with large sidelights and transom greets visitors to this Catskill Mountains lakeside home. D10

Strap hindges join classic style hand-forged locks and handles on this barn door. D9

A walnut pocket door affords privacy between the bath and toilet area in a Portland OR home. D6

The reclaimed Douglas fir main entry door to this lakeside home shows sings of its previous life with ferrous staining from old nails. D7

Crafted of Western Red Cedar, this entry door is 3" thick and uses stave cores to create a very high efficient and highly insulated door. D11

Detail of clear vertical grain entry door. D12

Custom barn doors. D13

Zen center doors feature hidden hardware for a more unified look. D14

Reclaimed vat stock wood celebrates original patina on interior doors. D15

Exterior entrance door made from reclaimed Jarrah (exotic hardwood). D16

This mountain home entry door features two 'layers' of sidelight, ones with screens on the exterior and the others with glass on the inteior (which swing open to let air thru the screens). D17

These doors are crafted from reclaimed walnut. The stiles were left with natural live edges therefore allowing the contrasting sap wood to show and create and more natural feel. D18

Vat Stock crafted into entry doors greet shoppers at this clothing store in Boston. D19

The design of a custom cedar door with a single sidelight mimics the exterior cedar paneling on a lake home. D20

Barn doors are often very large. D21

A large garage sports carriage house doors with traditional hardware. D23

Looking more closely at the garage doors the strap hinges and heavy steel handles contrast against Western Red Cedar wood. D24

Reclaimed oak shows character marks, deep patina and tight grain patterns. These doors are both arched and curved to meet the circular walls of this meditiaion center. D25

Custom walnut bathroom doors showcase glass knobs and are surrounded by Douglas fir molding. D26

The live edge of the center stave of this walnut door lends an organic feel along with contrasting color tones. D27

Custom sinker cypress has a light stain applied to deepen the color for this NC mountain home. D28

Reclaimed oak doors on the interior of a zen center are curved to match the slope of the surrounding walls. D29

Western red cedar barn doors with classic metal strapping. D31

Barn doors with old style bolt locks. D32

Reclaimed Jarrah continues to gently age and welcome visitors to the upstate NY home. D33

This pickle vat door crafted as part of home remodel in upstate NY. D34

Faywood Farm has a few reclaimed douglas fir and walnut doors all hand crafted by our fine woodworking group. D35

Folding Douglas fir doors collapse to reveal a mini bar in the loft of a Kentucky timber frame home. D36

This barn entry door features a curved top surrounded by hand fit field stone "siding". D37

Custom metal and wood doors shown closed on this pavilion in upstate NY. D38

Slid open, custom metal doors allow air to flow freely through this winery pavilion. D39

A small timbered overhang offers protection for the elements on the side entry to this Canandaigua Lake boathouse. D40

Western red cedar barn doors are surrouned by reclaimed barn siding giving this new barn the feel of having been on the land for decades. D41

Custom walnut door on lakeside timber frame home. D43

Mixed reclaimed wood planks were crafted into divider doors for a tavern in Penfield, NY. D45

Raised panel entry door. D46

Split door. D47

This curved walnut entry door offers light and air through screened sidelights. D49

Positioned on the second level near the stairs, this master bedroom entry has a full and half door with custom white wash finish. D50

Eastern Walnut doors compliment the Douglas fir timber frame of this carriage house. D51

Matching walnut interior doors. D52

Interior of custom door featuring side lights and transom window. D53

Updating the main entry for an existing home includes plenty of natural light through sidelights,a transom window and a smaller door window. D54

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This custom crafted walnut door includes unique two part sidelights - the outer layer are screened while the inner layer are solid.

Timber frame entry porch with custom door.

Reclaimed Pickle Vat Douglas fir sliding doors.

Reclaimed Barn Wood door.

Cedar door with custom glass insert.

Barn doors overlooking lake

A custom walnut door leads to an enclosed porch on the back of a NC home.

Reclaimed from river bottoms we playfully call this "river" Douglas fir. A Fairport NY family enjoys the various character marks including mineral staining the wood shows from its time under water.

Custom walnut door allows access to the covered porch of a Kentucky timber frame home.

A closer view of reclaimed Douglas fir complete with ferrous staining for old nails.

Interior side of reclaimed Jarrah entrancedoor.

Custom reclaimed walnut interior door has an exterior mate only with screen rather than glass. Once construction is complete we'll post finished images.

The squares of the door window are repeated in the sidelight creating balance and continuity.

Reclaimed Grandma's Attic sliding door.

Shoji screen inspired, this interior office door replaces paper screen windows with contrasting cherry wood.

Fondly referred to as a "castle door" this Mendon home entry features heavy metal strapping across stained, reclaimed oak.

Interior doors, including bi-fold closet doors, were crafted from Eastern Walnut for this timber frame home.

A curved walnut entry door is double the usual thickness to better fit screened and glass filled sidelights.

Custom walnut pocket doors feature windows and contrast with Douglas fir trim.

Custom stained oak with metal strapping makes a statment as the entry to the wine cellar in this upstate NY home.

Yoga studio door

Cedar folding doors

The curve in this door was inspired by the curve of the timber overhead. We used clear grain Douglas fir with Walnut accents to bring the design to life.

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