Custom-made Lefèvre Interiors doors

 

A beautiful door is as a beautiful piece of furniture!

If you are planned to build a new home, you can easily choose antique doors for your home! You can easily fit these doors in a house you still have to build. No problem, you can customize all the doorways to your chosen antique doors.

If you want to replace your existing doors through antique doors, it seems not always an easy job!

That is why a lot of our customers prefer to choose for new doors, which fit into the existing doorways of their home.

Each door that is made in the Lefèvre Interiors’ workshop is custom-made and made-to-measure.

Any size or style you desire, we are able to make these doors for you. Your doors can be created according the design plan of your architect or interior designer.

Very often people show or send us pictures of doors they found in interior magazines which they would love to see in their home.

Having an atelier with a team of craftsmen which are real professionals, causes not any problem to make the doors according to our client’s wishes!

Sometimes it happens that we have to make a door after an antique door that is present in the house for centuries.

Choice of the type of wood, profiles and patina are very important.

Lefèvre Interiors also pays attention to different styles of door fittings and handles.

 

Today I want to share some Lefèvre Interiors custom-made doors

 

An oak double door integrated in a French Régence styled paneling.

 

Detail of the above door. I love the French panel and trim profiles.

 

Oak doors without a trim but with a steel jamb, covered in plaster.

 

Detail of the above doors.

 

An oak sliding double door.

 

Different patinas can be chosen. The door above and the one below  is stained in a tobacco color.

Detail of the above door.

The soft patina of the oak door of our bedroom is one of my favorite patinas.

 

Detail of the above door.

 

Country styled oak paneled and glazed door in my kitchen (towards the mudroom and towards the wine cellar) with steel jamb covered in plaster. Grey weathered patina.

 

Detail of our wine cellar door. Notice the profile detailing.

 

Oak door with steel frame.

As I already mentionned, Lefèvre Interiors pays a l lot of attention to the appropriate door fittings and handles.

 

Painted door in our orangerie with a steel jamb that is covered in plaster. Notice the skirting that extends on the door.

 

Detail of the above door.

 

  Country styled oak boarded door.

 

 

 

French LXVI styled oak double door with hand carved ‘guirlande’.

 

Detail of the above door.

 

Painted LXVI styled door integrated in a paneling.

 

 

Painted door with antique glazing.

 

Painted English styled door.

 

Painted door again with steel jamb and no door trim.

 

English styled mahogany door with painted trim.

 

Detail of the above door.

 

A masterpiece. An English George III – styled door.

 

Detail. Hand carved profiles.

 

Making of doors in the Lefèvre Interiors’ atelier.

I do hope you enjoyed this post about my company Lefèvre Interiors .

If you want us to make your doors, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@lefevre.be.

We will be pleased to help you!

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