A distinctive Regency-inspired profile in Midnight Navy. A full-height arched top panel above a concentric oval relief creates a door that is entirely its own – heritage character without the reproduction look.

• Unique arch-and-oval panel configuration
• Sculpted gold lever handle as shown
• Regency-inspired detailing with a contemporary edge
• Available in all heritage and RAL colours

The complete Georgian entrance. A six-panel door in French Navy with flanking sidelights and transom window transforms an entire front elevation – not just a door, but an architectural statement.

• Full six-panel configuration with sidelights and overhead transom
• Brass letterplate and lever handle included
• Floods the entrance with natural light
• Ideal for period and traditionally styled properties

A Raven Black entrance defined by a full-height leaded glass panel and a matching diamond motif on the lower solid panel – heritage detail that reads authentically period from the kerb.

•  Diamond leaded glazing, thermally toughened as standard
• Mirrored diamond panel detail for visual coherence
• Deep period moulding throughout
• Available in all heritage colours

Scale, presence, and confidence. Deep five-panel double doors in Sable Black with slim-framed sidelights deliver the proportions of a grand country residence – in aluminium that outperforms timber in every way.

• Full double door configuration with sidelights
• Brass ring knockers and flush pull handles
• Five-panel design with deep period moulding
• Available in any RAL heritage colour

Precision engineered, quietly distinctive. This slate grey single door combines the clean discipline of horizontal line detailing with a recurring motif of frosted glass inset panels—a series of offset rectangular glazed sections across the face that introduce translucency and a subtle interior glow without compromising privacy. The pattern is resolved, considered, and unlike anything in the standard market.

A tall matte black bar handle runs from top to bottom on the left stile—a full-height vertical form that anchors the composition and provides confident scale. Slim frosted sidelights in matching grey-framed surrounds flank the door on both sides. Against a cream stone-brick elevation with traditional black lantern sconces, this door occupies an assured position between the contemporary and the timeless.

Design details:

• Slate grey powder-coat finish on thermally broken aluminium frame
• Horizontal line detailing with offset frosted glass inset panels across door face
• Full-height matte black bar handle—runs the full height of the door leaf
• Slim frosted sidelights in matching grey-framed surrounds on both sides
• Cream stone-brick facade context—complementary specification
• Available in alternative powder-coat colours: anthracite, charcoal, warm grey

Understated grandeur at scale. This wide double door is finished in a deep matte black across both leaves, each divided into three horizontal panels with a recessed black glass inset band at mid-height—a subtle material shift that introduces depth and a quiet surface tension without disrupting the overall purity of the composition. Flush-set recessed pull handles in a warm metallic finish sit within the glass inset band, keeping the hardware entirely contained within the design.

The full-height glazed sidelights on both sides open the entrance composition to the garden and interior on both flanks—the view through to a manicured landscape beyond is part of the design. A warm-toned natural timber ceiling canopy above provides material contrast to the dark palette, and low path lights line the approach. A door that rewards both approach and arrival.

Design details:

• Matte black panel double door with recessed black glass inset band at mid-height
• Flush-set recessed pull handles within the glass inset—hardware integrated into the design
• Full-height glazed sidelights in black aluminium frame on both sides
• Natural timber-lined canopy ceiling above entrance portal
• Travertine stone facade context—complementary specification
• Path and ground lighting provision included in complete door set
  

Material contrast at its most resolved. A wide double door in deep espresso walnut veneer is articulated not by pattern or hardware, but by the exposed steel reveal that separates the two leaves and the inset steel stile that frames each panel. The gap between door and surround reads as a dark precision line—a detail that makes the door appear to float within its opening.

A single discreet circular pull knob in matte black sits at the meeting stile—minimal to the point of near-invisibility, deliberately so. The setting is equally disciplined: raw board-marked concrete cladding in pale grey, angular ornamental grass in low dark planters, a concrete step threshold. Nothing competes. Everything belongs.

Design details:

• Deep espresso walnut veneer—vertical grain orientation, clear lacquer finish
• Exposed graphite steel inset stile and centre reveal
• Minimal circular pull knob in matte black at meeting stile
• Integrated overhead downlight in steel surround
• Board-marked concrete facade context—complementary specification
• Available in alternative veneer species: smoked oak, wenge, teak

Precision and warmth in a single composition. This matte black single door is divided by a series of clean horizontal lines that impose order and scale across the full face—a surface that reads as calm and resolved from any distance. A slender full-height brass bar handle interrupts the black with a single vertical stroke of warm metallic colour, providing exactly the visual accent this door requires and no more.

Slim sidelights in a matching black frame flank the door on both sides, drawing the interior light of the home into the entrance composition and providing a luminous frame after dark. Shown here at dusk with tall matte black up-down sconces and low path lights picking out the approach, this door demonstrates how thoughtful lighting transforms a fine entrance into an extraordinary one.

Design details:

• Matte black finish—powder coat on engineered steel core
• Horizontal line detailing across full door face
• Full-height slender brass bar handle—single material contrast
• Slim sidelights in matching black aluminium frame
• Dusk and evening setting—up-down sconces and path lighting provision shown
• Stone-brick facade context—complementary specification
  

The pivot door is the architectural entrance statement of our time—and this walnut example delivers it with the warmth of natural timber. A large single leaf in rich dark walnut veneer is surfaced with bold horizontal striations that emphasise the door’s considerable scale. The pivoting mechanism sits concealed within a slim off-centre stile, creating an asymmetric composition that immediately signals architectural intent.

A slender full-height sidelight in a matching dark walnut frame introduces natural light into the entrance hall without diluting the mass of the main door. The pale limestone-block facade, traditional lantern sconces, and stone-effect urns create a setting that bridges classical heritage with contemporary confidence. Pivot available in 90° and 180° rotation.

Design details:

• Dark walnut veneer—bold horizontal striate pattern across full face
• Off-centre concealed pivot mechanism—engineered counterbalance
• Integrated sidelight in matching walnut-framed surround
• Available up to 3.0m height as single leaf
• Pale stone-brick facade context—complementary specification
• Matching dark frame to door, sidelight, and canopy throughout

Maximum authority, minimum noise. Wide double doors finished in deep ebony-stained oak veneer—a surface of fine natural grain that reads almost as a solid plane until light catches it at an angle. Four horizontal channel lines divide each leaf into equal registers, creating a quietly architectural rhythm across the full width.

The defining feature is the hardware: twin full-height round-bar brass pulls with spherical terminals—a form that is simultaneously traditional and entirely contemporary. The warmth of the brushed brass against the near-black veneer is a studied contrast. Paired with a white painted brick facade and traditional lantern sconces, this entrance commands the street without competing with it.

Design details:

• Ebony-stained oak veneer, fine horizontal grain across double leaf
• Four horizontal channel lines—shadow routed to 8mm depth per leaf
• Full-height round-bar brass pulls with spherical terminals
• Brass escutcheon and lock barrel in matching finish
• Black powder-coated canopy with integrated down lights
• Available in single or double configuration
  

Heritage glazing at its most refined. Twin panels of textured leaded glass with diamond leading set above solid lower panels with flush diamond motifs – every element of the design considered and consistent. In charcoal with period wall lanterns, this is a front door that belongs on the finest traditional streets.
–    Twin textured leaded glass panels with diamond leading
–    Matching flush diamond motif on lower solid panels
–    Slim matte bar handle – understated against the leaded glass
–    Available in Raven Black, Charcoal, and all heritage colours