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Art Deco interior doorway with a decorative stepped panel above the door
Library of Congress. Public domain (Carol M. Highsmith Archive, LOC). View source

Art Deco · Trim & Moulding

Interior Doorway Ornament, Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Monroe, Louisiana

An Art Deco interior doorway in the Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Monroe, Louisiana, with a decorative panel above the door, photographed by Carol M. Highsmith.

Deco designers often concentrated ornament above doorways, where a panel of stylized motifs marks the entry. This detail shows the idea: a plain door below, and a decorative overdoor panel with stepped and chevron forms above. Adding an overdoor panel is an easy way to bring period character to an interior doorway without changing the door itself.

Have this made · Heirloom tier

Carved or pierced overdoor panel with Deco motifs; Heirloom tier.

A custom version typically runs $35–$95 per linear foot, shipped.

Style
Art Deco
Element
Trim & Moulding
Photograph
2016
Source
Library of Congress

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