Four matched cabinet doors, each one a solid wood frame around an arch-topped panel of lathe-turned spindles. The arch is what separates these from a straight-edged lattice door: the top course of spindles is turned and fitted to follow the curve, so the weave carries through the arch instead of stopping at a squared-off rail. Made as a set of four, the doors are built to read together across a run of cabinetry — one continuous pattern rather than four doors that merely match.
Please note: The price shown is a starting price for the set of four. Every set is made to your dimensions, so send us your finished door sizes and we will confirm the final price and lead time before production begins.
The spindles are turned individually on a lathe and assembled into the lattice by hand, which is why the weave holds its rhythm at every angle and why light through it throws a moving pattern rather than a flat grid. Shown here unfinished in natural beech, so the grain and the turning rings stay visible; the same set can be stained, oiled or painted to match existing cabinetry.
A set of four suits a kitchen island run, a pair of double-door base units, a fitted wardrobe, or the ventilated fronts of a media cabinet — the open lattice lets air move, which matters for anything housing electronics or linen. They can equally be hung as a matched run of wall panels, or set into a room divider as four framed sections.
Made to order in natural beech (other woods and finishes available): send the finished door sizes, the spindle spacing you'd like, whether the arch should be shallow or full, and your hinge and handle positions if the doors are going onto existing carcasses.
Made to order — send your finished dimensions and we'll confirm lead time and price with your quote.
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