Featured Contemporary Doors
Materials: Shou Sugi Ban with copper panels and dark smoke laminate glass Made from farmed Norwegian-sourced wood, which is then waterproofed via the traditional Japanese Shou Sugi Ban process, the Kasai is a perfect example of a door made from materials that are both awe-inspiring and sustainable. Inspired by the historic Polynesian grandeur of Waikiki’s […]
Materials: Koa wood and mirror polished black stainless steel Inspired by the simple elegance of contemporary Hawaiian architecture, the Kona literally shines, thanks to the satiny grain—resplendent with ribbons of yellow and gold—of the acacia Koa wood out of which it is crafted. For those seeking an approachable contemporary piece that allows its materials to
Materials: Reclaimed hardwood lumber with Corten steel and salvaged nails For those looking to encapsulate the soaring splendor of the Sierra Nevada and the depths of its many hidden passes, the Humboldt is proof that something as simple as the right choice of wood can yield an experience that transports you in both time and
Materials: Black anodized aluminum and brass The Gramercy design features highly reflective brass strips that are arranged to create a profound contrast against the deep black of the black anodized aluminum panels. This clean, effective design recalls and recreates the masculine stylings industrial lofts found in the high-end districts of Los Angeles and other West
Materials: Sapele mahogany and stainless steel The Congo is designed not just to create a sense of depth, thanks to square groove construction, but to offer maximum flexibility to those with opposing priorities—reflecting the outside world or offering a gaze at what lies beneath. The stacked slats of Sapele mahogany can be alternated with either
Materials: Mirror-polished stainless steel The Chelsea, built entirely from massive mirror-polished stainless steel, may well be the most uncompromisingly contemporary design in our Contemporary Collection. Designed to capture and reflect the aesthetic of your environment, we endeavored to create a door that would be perfectly at home in Chelsea—whether it be the Chelsea of Manhattan,
