Art Deco Grand Entrance: Historically Inspired Fine Art Swirls Door Design – AD6300

Art Deco Grand Entrance: Historically Inspired Fine Art Swirls Door Design

All of our custom doors are built with the highest quality materials available anywhere. This includes genuine, solid, full length timber that has been naturally cured in the Scottsdale, Arizona desert air, and hand hewn mortise and tenon construction. Handmade in the USA by skilled master craftsmen, and guaranteed to last forever with little or no maintenance.

The Art Deco grand entrance is a breathtaking, historically inspired swirls designed door with matching transom, sidelights, and accent wood panels. This fine art contemporary design from ArtFactory.com is a fashionable custom entrance, built with old world inspiration and quality. Like all of our custom doors, it is made from thick, solid, full length, old growth timber, and all species of wood are available. Our master craftsmen built this Art Deco grand entrance using the age old tried and tested technique of pegged and dowelled mortise and tenon joinery. This type of construction ensures that your handmade custom wooden doors will stand the test of time.

The door, as shown has been finished with a natural wood colored stain finish that is matched on all wood parts throughout the design. This is just one of hundreds of finishing options that we have available. We currently offer over 400 designer stain colors and can also match to an existing sample for you. This custom handmade door features a semi-arched top as pictured, but like all of our designs, it can be built with a flat or full arched top, and for interior or exterior, and residential or commercial use. All of our doors are built to order, and can be customized to your exact size, style, and color specifications. This Art Deco grand entrance can be built as either a single or a double door, with or without sidelights, and custom fit to any entrance. This entrance features a fluid design that extends onto the sidelights and transom with genuine hand cut glass panels. It is details like this that make the difference between fine art and mass production rubbish. Additionally, we offer a wide selection of glass choices including clear tempered glass as seen here. There are dozens of varieties of clear, tinted or deco glass to choose from. We offer everything from thick, tempered, dual pane glass, to etched, decorative, stained, and even bullet resistant glass for those in need of maximum security.

Art Deco Grand Entrance Custom Door Hardware Details

The Art Deco grand entrance as picture features a pair of our French style lever handles. This elegant, classic design is a perfect compliment to this modern looking custom entrance door. Any of our custom entrances can be fit with any of our custom hardware designs that you choose, each custom scaled to the size of your door.

The French style lever handles are hand forged, solid wrought iron, and are hand twisted into this unique and elegant shape. These modern looking handles inspired by historic French design are the perfect compliment to the Art Deco grand entrance. This beautiful custom door handle is a versatile design that can be added to any style of entrance, and scaled to any size of door. Our master blacksmiths use hammer and anvil to forge wrought iron door hardware that is built to last. We build our hardware pure wrought iron, because unlike other metals, it will not corrode with exposure to the elements. Wrought iron lasts for centuries with little or no maintenance, builds a patina, and only looks better with age.

Additionally, all of our hardware comes advance patinated with a hand applied, heat infused iron oxide patina. This type of finish won't crack, peel, or flake like paints and powder coats. Our door hardware is built to your specifications by our master blacksmiths using hand forged wrought iron. When we say hand forged, we mean with fire, hammer, and anvil. We never cast, drop forge, or use any fast or mass production process. This means you will receive a fine art quality piece of hardware that is uniquely yours, of investment quality, and built to stand the test of time. This includes our hand applied, iron oxide patina finishes. These finishes are bonded to the metal at over 1000 degrees Fahrenheit so that the finish becomes part of the metal, and will stand the test of time with little or no maintenance.

Building A Legacy Through Heirloom Quality Doors

Your options are limited only by your imagination when customizing an entrance door with our talented engineering staff. Don't just buy a door when you can own a custom grand entrance that has that "WOW factor" that you have been looking for, and will properly represent your personality and accomplishment to every guest who arrives at your home or business.

Building a family legacy has been going on since the beginning of time. Building heirloom furniture and doors intended to last forever is one of the primary ways we all have in achieving some small part of immortality. These cherished family items will touch our loved ones for many years to come through physical interactions as well as family photos . Many societies, including the Egyptians and Mayans, as well as European royalty and aristocracy have created and passed down heirlooms for thousands of years. More recently, the great artists and architects of the American Arts and Crafts movement of the early 20th century created such heirlooms.

In fact, if it were not for these artifacts, it would be impossible to know these people ever existed, how they were important to history. This is also the case in the 21st century within your own family. No matter if it’s a simple, hope chest with your personal message or name as a gift to a loved one, or an extravagant, fine art quality, master handcrafted, solid cedar, custom Art Deco grand entrance, these items will be important to the story of your family history long after we are gone. At ArtFactory.com we will never understand the insanity of spending hard earned money on a product that is designed to end up in a landfill.

This Is No Ordinary Entrance Door

We use only the highest quality, genuine, full length timber, and other top grade natural materials. We never use faux wood, laminates, or veneers because fine art is never made with low quality materials.

This is not only an investment quality door, it is an appreciable asset that will add to your financial net worth. In the eyes of your family, it will become a cherished heirloom and a priceless piece of immortality that will be tangible for generations. It will serve as a way to celebrate your life, and its direct effects on who they are and what your influence was on your family's history. True artifacts enhance and enrich all of our lives in a way that mass-produced merchandise never will, thus preserving the best of mankind and expressing our love for each other.

The classically designed, Art Deco grand entrance is the work of our world class design department, and in house senior engineers. All of our products are designed, and built under the direction of award winning artist H.J. Nick. Every product is signed and certified as world class fine art quality by H.J. Nick, before it leaves our world class factory. This type of certification ensures that your product has appreciable value in antiquity as fine art. Don't settle for low quality mass production products that are destined for yard sales and landfills, when you can own a work of genuine fine art that will add to your financial net worth.

The Art Deco Grand Entrance Is Guaranteed Forever

All of our custom, handcrafted wood doors are designed by and built under the supervision of award winning artist H.J. Nick. A product is not signed by H.J. Nick until he has personally inspected and found it to meet all world class fine art criteria.

The meticulous finish has been done in age old technique, using a 23-step hand rubbed process. We begin with fine hand sanding, and infused open grain hand applied stains. That puts the finish in the wood not just sprayed on it. This allows for the fine natural wood grains to show to perfection. There are then 20 additional steps requiring the application of wax, oils and lacquers with curing times between each process. This method is performed on all furniture and door wood surfaces inside and out. This tried and tested finish detail is required in the making of a one-of-a-kind, family heirloom quality product that meets world class investment quality standards that will stand the test of time. This process is the only way with little maintenance and the simple process of cleaning with oil will allow for a beautiful natural patina that will make this door more beautiful over time.

At ArtFactory.com, we offer the finest quality doors and entrances available anywhere, at any price. Most importantly, our expert craftsmen, wood carvers, and metal smiths individually create each fine art door based on your specific needs. We have no limitations on size, design, thickness, or finish. Not only that, but our doors are virtually maintenance free, and are built to withstand all weather conditions. In fact, our doors surpass all hurricane codes worldwide. When nothing but the best will do, contact us today for pricing on out Art Deco grand entrance, or any of our other fine art quality custom entrances at 1-800-292-0008. We're so confident in our fine craftsmanship and the durability of our products that we guarantee everything forever.

Who Started The Art Deco Movement?

Art Deco style originated in France in the mid-to-late 1910s, came to maturation during the Exposition Internationale des Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes held in Paris in 1925, and developed into a major style in western Europe and the United States during the 1930s. The style was most popular between 1890 and 1910. It was a reaction against the academic art, eclecticism and historicism of 19th century architecture and decoration. It was often inspired by natural forms such as the sinuous curves of plants and flower.

Other characteristics of Art Nouveau were a sense of dynamism and movement, often given by asymmetry or whiplash lines, and the use of natural timber The style responded to leading 19-century theoreticians, such as French architect Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc (1814–1879) and British art critic John Ruskin (1819–1900). In Britain, it was influenced by William Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement.

It moved quickly to Paris, where it was adapted by Hector Guimard, who saw Horta's work in Brussels and applied the style for the entrances of the new Paris Métro. It reached its peak at the 1900 Paris International Exposition, which introduced the Art Nouveau work of artists such as Louis Tiffany.

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