Denver Square interior doors
Denver's take on the American Foursquare: a boxy brick house with a hipped roof and front porch, and a practical, lightly classical interior of oak trim, built-in buffets and simple mantels.
Because so much of that millwork came from national catalogs, period catalogs like Curtis Woodwork are the best guide to what belongs in these houses. Restoring or extending a Denver Square works best when every room shares the same casing, door and built-in profiles.
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.
3 examples on this page
What a custom Denver Square piece costs
Published price ranges for custom interior doors. Each example above is tagged with the tier a faithful version would need.
$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.
$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.
$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.