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ibrahim radwan
“Love your Doors, I am looking for pocket doors, And i would really appreciate it if you can tell me where can i purchase some or other models????. Thanks and best of luck”
“can i put a lock for this kind of door”
“How do you put the handle on both sides of the door. Where is it screwed in?”
“buy a door, install it as a pocket door, and put any kind of handle/pull you want on it! I'm going to put IKEA kitchen cabinet handles on mine. :)”
“I would love to know where to find this pocket door with handles”
“love this pocket door! Where can it be purchased?”
“pocket door has some style to it ! Would love to know where this could be purchased from because I am not finding a very good selection. Thanks.”
“from the door pull and on the inside. It is a little confusing, but works great..”
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Margeaux Interiors Inc. - Margaret Presti
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Last comment "Salvaged doors add a bit of personality with room numbers."
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Last comment "Salvaged doors add a bit of personality with room numbers."
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“salvage doors-unique and more interesting. Do I have to use the same doors throughout house?”
“it is a single story , 4bd/3ba home....I dont think I could find enough matching doors. Is it ok to use different doors or should I match all bedrooms, for example/???
Many thanks”
“around the doors, any style salvaged door would be fun. Also the front door is a great place to use a salvaged door. Hoe that helps. Charmean Neithart”
“Hi seccor129, I would definitely use the same style door for the bedrooms. The closet doors could be another set if you can't find enough doors of the”
“bedroom doors the same. A great place to use a salvaged door is on a pantry. I used a salvaged door on this pantry, it was from a Spanish monastery and adds so much character to the room.
http://www.houzz.com/photos/679707/Charmean-Neithart-Interiors--LLC--traditional-kitchen-los-angeles
We built the”
Garrison Hullinger Interior Design Inc.
“also LOVE reclaimed wood wall panelling. Currently having this done for me by a custom reclaimed wood shop in Montreal. I posted some photos in my ideabook if you'd like to see! Let me know if you'd like more information! They work with USA and Canada as well.”
“reclaimed wood idea for backdrop of bedroom”
“A very nice variety of reclaimed wood here.”
“reclaimed wood feature wall - various sizes, colours, textures”
“them. Reclaimed doors, light fixtures and tile are all great ways to give a space character. Don't be afraid to use something for a purpose other than what it was intended for; my coffee table at home is made of an old exterior shutter.”
“Considering a reclaimed wood wall? Sneak the trend in by painting”
Andrew Snow Photography
“sliding barn door using extant doors”
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More reclaimed doors from the demolition find new life as sliding barn doors for the powder room and walk-in closet. The concrete shower has a built-in sink as well as a lace pattern hand cast into the floor.
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“More reclaimed doors from the demolition find new life as sliding barn doors for the powder room and walk-in closet. The concrete shower has a built-in sink as well as a lace pattern hand cast into the floor.
Drawer unit: Helmer, Ikea”
“More reclaimed doors from the demolition find new life as sliding barn doors for the powder room and walk-in closet. The concrete shower has a built-in sink as well as a lace pattern hand cast into the floor. Drawer unit: Helmer, Ikea”
bright designlab
“A reclaimed door leads into the home's main bathroom. Thomas painted the pig freehand — its eye is a peephole.”
“Reused door on powder room”
“painting on door...stripped down door”
gracefulvintage
“those doors original with the house or did you get them at an antique shop?”
“What is the little cart in front of the doors? Is it an old shopping cart that someone lined with fabric?”
“From which website can i buy these doors from? They're beautiful!”
“french doors or are new unfinished french doors then white washed and distressed. Hope that helps you.”
“Like these doors for entry into closet or bath”
“Clear doors to a walk in closet”
“Extraordinary Door DesignsBarn Doors: They're Not Just for the Farm”
“French doors leading to the walk-in closet: every girl's dream?”
“glass doors. You may be able to find some inexpensively at your local flea market, antique store or architectural salvage yard. Wardrobes are generally colorful and full of texture, so it certainly doesn’t hurt to have them in full view through lovely glass doors.More: Glamorous Dressing Rooms10 Ext”
Adrienne DeRosa
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Last comment "wood door with lantern- outdoor, hall etc use"
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Last comment "wood door with lantern- outdoor, hall etc use"
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“salvaged doors, attaching them with the original hinges. A galvanized trough from Pottery Barn is used throughout the year to chill refreshments, while crisp cotton linens soften the scheme and offer a comfortable resting place.
Adrienne DeRosa Photography © 2013 Houzz”
“Where can I find a door like this - I love it”
“Love the doors, but what are the floors tiled with??”
“salvaged doors similar to this- shoot us an email at sales@archantiques.com, or try our website: archantiques.com. Hopefully we can help you out!”
“They were 2 different doors found at a garden center that also carried salvaged pieces. Maybe check online for architectural salvage merchants in your area”
“might be reclaimed barn wood/hardware merchants; "headboard" featured in the basement guest bedroom was a whole door from either a barn or shed turned sideways & hung on a long wooden cleat.”
Colleen Steixner
“nice reverse door, nice living roof for shed”
“accessories. Reclaimed wooden doors from Old Home Parts were flipped to show the more interesting, weathered side of the wood. The small roof is covered with a low-maintenance, lush garden from Live Roof. The live roof adds texture to the roof, absorbs heat and helps mitigate water runoff.”
