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At this point, we’ve done quite a few modern engraved fiberglass doors with pull bar hardware. It’s been one of the biggest trends over the past five years, and for good reason—clean lines, minimal detailing, and bold hardware make for a strong, contemporary look. But every once in a while, a project comes along that […]

Adding curvature to a door system changes everything. What might seem like a simple design choice—rounding the top or introducing an arch—actually adds a completely different level of complexity, both in production and installation. And if you really want to take it up a notch, wrap that entire system in glass. That’s exactly what we

Fiberglass doors have been around for quite some time now, but I still find it surprising how many people assume they have to come with a wood grain texture. They don’t. Smooth finish fiberglass doors are very much a thing—and in the right design, they can look incredibly clean and modern. This project is a

Some projects stand out not because they’re overly complex, but because of how well all the elements come together. This one is a great example. A bold interior color paired with a toned-down exterior, a clean linear pattern flowing from the door into the sidelights, and pull-bar hardware tying everything together. On paper, it sounds

Over the last five to six years, contemporary style doors with linear patterns have really taken off. Clean lines, minimalism, and geometric layouts have become the go-to for modern entryways—and for good reason. They’re versatile, timeless, and work well across a wide range of home styles. Most of these doors are created in a fairly

We don’t often install windows—at least not yet. But every once in a while, a project comes along that makes you reconsider what your company is capable of doing. This job, completed in early January 2022 in Old Toronto for our friends at Dark Horse Management, was one of those moments. The project itself included

Somehow this project slipped through the cracks while sorting through hundreds of photos from past installs. But it’s definitely worth sharing—because it represents one of the most memorable installs we completed at the very end of 2021. The installation took place on December 23rd, and it was the last project of the year that we

I’ve posted so many fiberglass doors lately that it felt like the right time to switch things up and feature a steel door. This project was clean and straightforward in layout: a single door with two sidelights. The door style we used was the Novatech “Orleans” two-panel profile, which is pretty much an all-time classic.

At first glance, it looks like a custom wood plank door. But it’s not. Unlike a typical fiberglass door with engraved linear patterns routed into a flat slab, this style is much more complex. Instead of simply cutting grooves into a surface, this door features separate planks, each with the wood grain running in the

I wasn’t sure I was going to post this one. The exterior photo wasn’t exactly my best shot—but then again, not every project gets the lighting it deserves. What did deserve the spotlight though, was the surface texture on this fiberglass door: a beautiful, knotty alder wood grain that caught my eye and hasn’t let