Catalog illustration of a hall with a staircase and paneled doors — Curtis Woodwork (1926), via Internet Archive. Public domain (published 1926 or earlier, U.S.). View source

Hall with Stair and Paneled Doors, Curtis Woodwork (1926)

A page from the 1926 Curtis Woodwork catalog titled 'The Interior Background of Your Home', showing a hall with a staircase, paneled doors and simple trim.

This illustration shows the typical interior of a 1920s house: a hall with a stair rising to the side, paneled doors with plain casings, and modest baseboards and trim throughout. Curtis presented woodwork as the 'background' of the home, meant to be consistent from room to room. That idea, one set of profiles used everywhere, is the best guide to restoring or extending a Denver Square.

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Matching casings, baseboards and paneled doors throughout; Essential tier.

A custom version typically runs $950–$1,600 per door, shipped finished and machined for hardware.

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