===CUSTOMIZATION=== * Please contact us for your custom orders. * We are able to make in Any Size and Color unique Hand-Carved items for your home, Interior Sliding Barn Doors or Hinged opening Door, Exterior Entrance Front Doors, Livingroom, Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Pantry, Closet, Laundry room and Pocket Doors, Dining Table, Coffee Table, King, Queen size Bed or Headboard and Wood Wall Decor. * We love to make new items, so please approach us with any ideas or photos you may have! * If you would like a quote for a custom door with a different size, finish, style options, please click the CUSTOM ORDER tab and attach photos or a description of what you would like us to build and we can get back to you with a quote the same day. ===CONTENT=== * The price listed is for a single hand-carved door in the size: 71x34inches(180x86cm). * No Hardware * Hardware kit does not include handles, hinges or rail system. ===SHIPMENT=== * Worldwide fast shipping by FedEx Express! * Please don't forget to visit our store for different models and options: https://www.etsy.com/shop/WoodByAnton?ref=seller-platform-mcnav
A few weeks ago I decided I wanted to start a new project Pantone related. After my #MariasPantone series I stopped using them for a while, but still enjoyed having them at home. If you follow me on Instagram you know by now that I am a huge fan of facades, specially those colourful ones. I've posted so many pics of beautiful doors, windows and building, but London has definitely the best doors ever. I love to walk around and find a street where all its doors are different colours, almost like a crayola box. So I decided to start matching them with my Pantone cards. Here is a little peek of the behind the scenes of how I create them. For those of you how asked me if I carried around with me the Pantone cards all the time, the answer is, yes! Only when I know I will be taking pictures and will have time to explore around. When spotting a beautiful colourful door the next step is to choose which the colour that bests matches the door, and this can take a while. Some times there aren't any colours to match the door, so I have to go to the next one. It is so much fun and I really enjoy doing this series, if you haven't seen it yet, check our the hashtag I created for it. Have a lovely day! Love, Maria
A couple of years ago I took Steve to Las Vegas to see Jerry Seinfeld. Although I am lousy at remembering jokes, there was one joke that stuck with me. Mr. Seinfeld said that the women in his life were always asking him what he was thinking about. He asked...
Sliding barn doors are an elegant internal door solution in the home, taking up minimal space while also looking great.
A modern outdoor patio is characterized by clean lines and modular forms that are very appealing and now that spring is here, its time for some inspiration.
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It's that time of year where the DIY projects start expanding to the great outdoors. You can see my post on How To Create The Perfect Outdoor Space {Here}. Today we are talking about curb appeal. I'm going to be honest, I rarely focus on the outside of our house. I have this handsome guy who lives with me that loves being outside and getting down in the dirt while doing projects outside. & I'm usually inside covered in paint & glue doing something messy creative. But once in a while I like to get outside with the hubs & make
Creating a hidden door can add a touch of intrigue and mystique to any room in your home, while also keeping the room's aesthetic clean and consistent. By constructing a door that blends in with the surrounding wall, you can create a secret storage area, a hidden room, or simply a unique design element. How Do You Create a Hidden Interior Door? The hidden door look is achieved by cladding both an interior door, as well as a section of the wall around it, in one consistent material. By making the door and the wall the same material (that is ideally nearly seamless) the door becomes nearly invisible when it's closed. Of course, this is impossible to do with just plain ol' drywall. To achieve a true hidden door, you'll need a wall material with its own texture that will appear uniform when the door isn't in use (i.e. when it's closed). There are all kinds of decorative wall panelling that can be used for a project like this, and one creative, modern option is using pre-made wood slat acoustic panels. Today, we'll look at not only some beautiful hidden door inspiration photos, but also give you some 9 clear steps on how to create a wood slat hidden door in your own space. Materials Needed: Wood slat panels Pre-Hung Flush Door Black drywall screws Drywall anchors Circular saw Jigsaw (optional) Drill Drill bits Measuring tape Level Step 1: Measure your Space The first step in creating your hidden door is to measure the opening where you want the door to be located. Measure the height and width of the opening to figure out what size of pre-hung door you'll need. Next, measure the space around the opening and decide how far you want the wood slat feature wall to extend beyond the doorway. This will help you in calculating how many panels you'll need. Because you'll be covering the door in panelling as well, you'll want to calculate the total square footage of the space, including the doorway. Once you have that, you can use our handy Box Calculator on the product page to calculate how many panels you'll need for your project. 9️⃣ Have 9' ceilings? Use the box calculator for our 9' Wood Slat Wall Panels instead. Step 2: Install the Pre-Hung Flush Door in the Doorway For most DIYers, a pre-hung flush door is the best choice for a project like this. A door can be custom-built from MDF or wood, but that's a whole other project in of itself. For today, we're going to assume you're using a pre-hung door, or have already had a flush door built-in. Install your pre-hung flush door in the doorway, ensuring it is square and swinging freely. Don't install the handle just yet! If your builder or installer is building the door from scratch, they're probably trying to figure out what hinges to use for a wood slat hidden door. The answer can vary depending on the space, but in general you'll want to use recessed or hidden hinges to avoid any interference with the wood panelling and keep the hardware
Sharing my top 3 picks of Blue Front Door Colors for my clients modern american farmhouse and what color we decided to go with.
H Maison , conçu par Budapesti Mühely , est une ancienne ferme pignon de la variété paysan hongrois, mis à jour pour la vie moderne. Le côté est confronté à des métaux, tandis que le reste est fait en bois traditionnel. 12 Maisons modernes avec extérieur...
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Seattle architecture firm Best Practice transformed a garage into a cozy and safe home for a client's mother.
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Image 2 of 31 from gallery of Pleats House / The Ranch Mine. Photograph by Roehner + Ryan
This sprawling Hacienda is a reflection of the 1920’s California Spanish style houses built to reflect California’s historic roots.
In our latest project reveal, we're sharing the front exterior, entry, kitchen, and dirty kitchen in part 1 of our La Jolla remodel launch!
