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c. 1920–1940

Art Deco interior doors

Geometric glamour: exotic veneers, sunbursts and chevrons, stepped forms, fluting and lacquer.

For custom work, Deco is about surface and silhouette. Veneered or inlaid doors, fluted panels, stepped casings and geometric grilles carry the style, and they are especially effective in bars, powder rooms and entries.

Interior doors reflect a house's period through their panel layout, glazing and casing. Five-panel doors, French doors, linenfold panels and Deco inlay each belong to a different moment.

4 examples on this page

What a custom Art Deco piece costs

Published price ranges for custom interior doors. Each example above is tagged with the tier a faithful version would need.

Essential

$950–$1,600

per door, shipped finished and machined for hardware

Clean, simple geometry: slab, Shaker, flat panel or straight profiles, in paint-grade wood or plain or rift white oak.

Signature

$1,600–$3,000

per door, shipped finished and machined for hardware

Period detail: raised or beaded panels, applied mouldings, inset construction and simple relief or fretwork in stain-grade hardwood.

Heirloom

$3,000–$6,500

per door, shipped finished and machined for hardware

Carved and showpiece work: 3D carving with hand finishing, curves and arches, complex joinery and premium species.