Look at Trustile or Simpson . You may be able to find plank style there

I love Tudor style homes - it's unfortunate that your current door is too warped to fix - it looks beautiful!

I would replace your door with another Tudor style door. While I've seen a craftsman style door on a Tudor style house before, it didn't look quite right. However, I'm not a pro/expert - I'm sure others will let you know their thoughts!

I know you didn't ask - however, I would re-do the landscaping in front of your home. I'd take out all four of the green "blobs" - it would be much nicer to see the window on the right side vs. what's currently blocking it.

This is just one view and there are various styles in Craftsman doors. (You see that I trimmed the hedges in front of the door a bit.)

In general, though, imo, a Tudor style door would be better.

This company might be a resource. Or in any case, there is info on this link:

https://www.tudorartisans.com/doorpage.htm

What a treasure--I love that era of homes, whether Tudor, Colonial, Craftsman. they are so well built and if they've lasted 90 years, they'll probably last another 90!

Anyway, a quick google search led me to this company in Atlanta, GA:

https://www.tudorartisans.com/aboutpage.htm

They specialize in manufacturing period appropriate Tudor doors and ship anywhere in the US. Of course, I'm not aware of their pricing, but you might want to contact them. I think your home deserves a high-quality period-appropriate door.

You might also look into Rustica doors--they post prices on their website:

https://rustica.com/front-entry-doors/

This one is in Wisconsin, also beautiful doors:

https://cambek.com/gallery/entry-doors/

I posted one of the same links in my comment above. Looks promising- and good info on the site:

https://www.tudorartisans.com/doorpage.htm

A Craftsman-style door can work, but it depends on how closely you want to preserve the original character of your home. On a 90-year-old Tudor house, a simple wood-look fiberglass door with a small speakeasy or leaded glass insert often blends better than a modern Craftsman design with large rectangular glass panes.

If you're replacing the entire entry system, it's also worth talking to a company that specializes in custom entry doors. We had a similar issue with an older home and found that companies offering windows and doors in Barrie https://www.windowscanada.com/barrie.html could provide more customization options than the big-box stores, making it easier to find something that complements the home's original architecture.

I'd also recommend bringing a few photos of your existing door and the front elevation when you start getting quotes. A good supplier or installer can usually suggest a style that keeps the home's curb appeal while giving you the energy efficiency and security benefits of a new door.

What a gorgeous exterior! No advice on the door but yes to landscaping that highlights that beautiful home rather than obscures it.

This company offers some interesting options for plank doors available in lots of finishes.

https://www.doornmore.com/42-x-96-square-top-plank-portobello-mahogany-door.html

I am not a big Tudor fan but do think staying true to the style is a must and IMO the 3 window door in no way suits the home. There is good info here on the right door for your home. The landscaping needs some work for sure it should enhance the home not bury it.