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Art Deco lobby door with fluted panels and metal trim
Library of Congress. Public domain (Carol M. Highsmith Archive, LOC). View source

Art Deco · Interior Doors

Lobby Door Detail, William R. Cotter Federal Building, Hartford, Connecticut

A lobby door detail in the William R. Cotter Federal Building in Hartford, Connecticut, an Art Deco building of the early 1930s, photographed by Carol M. Highsmith.

The Cotter Federal Building is one of New England's finest Art Deco interiors. This door detail shows fluting, metal trim and a strong frame, all hallmarks of the style. Fluting, the parallel vertical grooves borrowed from classical columns, was a favorite Deco detail and is easy to produce on a CNC for door panels, cabinet fronts and pilasters.

Have this made · Signature tier

Fluted door panels or pilasters cut on the CNC; Signature tier.

A custom version typically runs $1,600–$3,000 per door, shipped finished and machined for hardware.

Style
Art Deco
Element
Interior Doors
Photograph
2007
Source
Library of Congress

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