Sometimes the simplest upgrade to a plain doorway is the arch above it. This arched mashrabiya door is a single hand-cut lattice door topped with a traditional arched head, and it's that arch — more than the lattice itself — that gives an ordinary interior opening instant character. Below the arch, the openwork panel does the practical work: letting light and air pass between rooms the way classic Egyptian screenwork always has, so the space beyond stays connected rather than sealed off.
It's a natural fit for a study door that still wants borrowed light from the hallway, a pantry that benefits from airflow, a dressing room, an ensuite where full privacy isn't required, or any interior opening that could carry one architectural, handmade detail instead of a flat flush door. The arch profile suits heritage interiors outright, but works just as well in a modern room looking for a single distinctive, artisan-made moment.
Made to order in solid wood: give us the opening size and which side the hinges should be on, then choose the arch profile, the lattice pattern, the wood species, and the finish — natural, stained or painted. Supplied ready to hang, with standard door hardware fitting as it would on any solid-wood door. As a full door, it takes longer in the workshop than a wall panel of the same size — we'll confirm a firm lead time once we've reviewed your opening.
Made to order — send your door opening dimensions and we'll confirm lead time and price with your quote.
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