This door works two different crafts into one piece: a star marquetry panel on the door itself, and an openwork mashrabiya lattice set into a top light above it. The marquetry — an eight-point star rendered in contrasting inlaid woods rather than paint or stain — gives the lower door a crisp, decorative surface that reads as fine furniture-making. The lattice top light above does a different job entirely: it borrows daylight from the hallway or room beyond, so light reaches the space even when the door is closed.
That combination makes it a refined choice for an entrance that needs to feel finished rather than purely functional — a hallway door, a suite entrance, or the threshold into a feature room where you want the door itself to be part of the design. The upper lattice keeps the space ventilated and brighter than a solid door ever could, while the star marquetry below gives the piece a focal point at eye level, the same geometric motif found throughout Islamic design but expressed in inlay rather than carving or piercing.
Made to order in solid wood: give us the opening size and hinge side, then choose the marquetry woods (for contrast between the star and its ground), the top-light lattice pattern, and the overall finish. Because it combines two techniques in one door, allow more time than a single-pattern door — we'll confirm a firm lead time with your quote.
Made to order — send your door opening dimensions and we'll confirm lead time and price with your quote.
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