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The rich hues and intricate stained glass of this 1930s-inspired door evoke a sense of nostalgia, transporting you to an era of sophistication.

Edwardian doors from Timbawood. The finest traditional Edwardian front doors and French doors for period, listed and conservation properties.

A multipoint locking 1930s door fully painted in pristine white and fitted into a brand new bespoke frame behind an attractive red brick archway. The pretty leaded glass pane features textured glass, coloured rondels and a delicate floral design in pink, green and lemon. A matching sidelight echoes the leaded glass design, while antique brass hardware completes the door’s beautiful heritage look. Installed with a modern multipoint locking system.

A sleek 1930s sunburst door painted in soft smoke grey. The distinctive stained glass panel design with its symmetrical sun rays is typical of the 1930s aesthetic, which favoured bold colours and strong shapes. Textured glass improves privacy for the homeowner, while also maintaining light flow through to the interior. A brand new frame has been installed along with the door, and features a single large sidelight of textured glass.

Renovating can be such a huge expense, so we it love when we come across homes that have taken on much of the work themselves to create a beautiful home, as well as save significantly on the costs.

Eye-catching 1930's period front door and frame in cobalt blue and white. This bespoke front door is fitted with polished chrome door furniture.

1920 - 1939 The overall look of a 1920s and 1930s front door displayed another distinct change in style. The mid-rail and letterbox (which would previously have been around waist height) shifted further up the door, making the proportions one-third above and two-thirds below. Fashions in panelling were moving on as well, and it became more

The design style that defined the 1920s and 30s was unmistakably Art Deco. Read our blog to explore our 1930s home style guide.