In an ever increasingly modern world, nature becomes more and more of a novelty. The Raw Forest door pulls the forest into that world with some of the most captivating angles of a tree. Timbers cross cut into square sections reveal the wet and dry seasons of nature through the tree rings- a literal biography of the tallest life on earth. The dramatic and well played complimentary squares that make up the door are comprised of raw mild steel and simple frosted acrylic. The ‘final touch”, the “cherry on top”, a cherry red real mule deer antler shed. Practical as a door pull, perfect accent for the tall trees. Note: Hand Made to order, unique and one of a kind. Customizable to any size. Call 1-800-891-8312 for a quote on a custom size. Metal & Timber square sizes, textures and patterns may vary slightly. Metal is sealed but may continue to patina with rust and character. Please note, the antler is not included with this door. If you are interested in purchasing one, please contact our Sales Department at 1-800-891-8312 to check availability.

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