Materials: Clear western red cedar with wire brush texture and applied molding, Rocky Mountain Hardware clavos and knockers.

The design of the Casablanca was inspired by the Spanish Colonial architecture of Spain’s Andalusia region, which bears the unmistakable mark of 800 years of Moorish architectural influence. Darkly stained clear western red cedar has been studded with a wealth of pyramid head clavos, producing an effect that is both stately and romantic.

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Materials: Clear western red cedar, amber-colored seedy leaded glass, eased edge detail, and hammered copper decorative knockers.

Western red cedar and custom-designed leaded amber seedy glass have been used to create a traditional door representative of the Arts and Crafts movement. The design makes it perfect for a variety of architectural styles, while customizations can transform the effect it produces—opting for a painted option makes it suitable for a Tudor or cottage home, or change the look entirely by choosing a different glass.

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Materials: Clear western red cedar with custom bottle glass and eased edge detail

The Hillsborough is one of the most popular doors in the Wood Door Collection, and as a whole. The Hillsborough’s success can be ascribed both to its inherent charm, and its flexibility. With its stunning use of clear western red cedar, the Hillsborough has proven to be a beloved choice for Mediterranean and Spanish Colonial homes, while the use of bottle glass makes it fitting choice for Tudors as well. With the right choice of hardware, the Hillsborough can accommodate many more styles of home, and prove to be a captivating centerpiece.

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Materials: ½” MDO plywood face, ⅝” Extira trim, and ogee edge detail

Created with the Southern California Coast in mind—particularly the most beautiful and storied neighborhoods of Santa Barbara in the shadow of the Santa Ynez mountains—the Montecito fuses traditional and Spanish architecture to produce a door with an air of simple elegance that is uniquely and unmistakably Californian.

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Materials: Clear western red cedar facing and trim, ogee edge detail, and Barcelona hinge straps, handles and clavos.

The Napa is an excellent example of how the same materials can be used to produce strikingly distinct designs. Red cedar and clavos used to craft the Casablanca—a reflecting the Moorish architecture of Spain’s Andalusian region—have been used to create a door evocative of Mediterranean villas and the architecture of Napa Valley. The Napa is one of our most popular doors, when painted it is ideal for countryside cottages and farmhouses, while leaving the door unpainted, makes it ideal for Spanish and Mediterranean home designs.

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Materials: ⅝” MDO plywood face with ⅝” wood composite trim. Cambridge strap hinges and Barcelona knockers

The design of the Ojai draws upon the Spanish Colonial architecture of the Ojai Valley, Southern California’s self-styled “Shangri-La.” With weathered, rustic look, and the choice of regal-looking strap hinges and Barcelona knockers, the result is a garage door that transforms your home into a proud and imposing fortress.

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Materials: ½” Joubert marine mahogany plywood face, mahogany trim, custom stained-glass windows and hammered copper handles

The Pasadena is an exemplar of the American Arts and Crafts movement, particularly as it was embodied in homes and bungalows designed by Greene & Greene in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Pasadena garage door shows the Japanese bloodlines of the Arts and Crafts style with its angled cloud lift and stained-glass design, producing a door that has served as a showcase piece for many beautiful bungalows and Craftsman homes.

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Materials: Clear western red cedar louvered facing, clear western red cedar trim, and applied bullnose molding.

The Riviera utilizes teardrop siding and closed louvers to create a door that is a fusion of Southern plantation-style architecture with that of the coastal towns of the French Riviera. The Riviera can be used for an excellent effect in a traditional Southern-style home, but the use of pastel blue or another appropriate color makes it just as suitable for a wide variety of other architectural styles, including Mediterranean, contemporary, French country, and traditional cottage.

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Materials: Reclaimed barn wood treated with textured distressed finish. Also features salvaged nails and Santorini Knockers.

The Santorini has been created with specific sight and sound in mind: a warm, salt-tanged day on the Grecian coast of the Aegean Sea, a region known for its rustic Mediterranean architecture. Reclaimed gray barn wood has been treated with a concrete-infused whitewash to produce a stately door that has been made all the more beautiful and majestic by the passage of time.

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Materials: Clear western red cedar beadboard face, ⅝” wood composite trim, ogee edge detail, and seedy glass. Rocky Mountain Hardware knockers with silicon bronze rust patina.

The design of the Savannah garage door draws upon the neoclassical Antebellum architecture of the Deep South of the 19th century. Beadboard facing is used to excellent effect to achieve a traditional look, while seedy glass windows provide an antique accent—all of which serve to create a door that lends itself well to any form of traditional architecture.

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