Georgian interior doors

Collage of Georgian door fronts on the streets of Upper Merrion and Lower Baggot in Dublin, Ireland. The Georgian style, especially around St. Steven's Green and Merrion Squares, is a dominate architecture feature of Dublin. The style was introduced during the 18th century as the city attracted new wealth and the British relaxed anti-catholic penal laws, allowing many middle-class Catholics to establish and own businesses. Many of the doors are painted in bright colors to set themselves…

Georgian design was dominant for over 100 years, spanning from 1714 to 1830 which during this time, saw through four consecutive King Georges on the throne,

Pulling from classical architectural works in Great Britian, Skurman Architects elegantly proportion their Georgian Architecture to any client's taste

As one of the most atmospheric areas of London, Princelet Street has aesthetic charm as well as a long history, but it’s not often you actually get to explore behind the Georgian doors. I was lucky enough to join the London Historians recently...

Tasked with bringing a modern take on the English country look to this Georgian rectory, Tamsyn Mason set about adding colour, pattern and a wonderful array of furniture from varying eras

Folding concealable room dividing panelled doors, are an elegant part of this apartment restoration and recreation project within a Bristol Regency Georgian townhouse. For the hidden option for these doors, see our Classical Interiors pin board and other pin in our Renovations and Restoration board.

Early Georgian wooden floors were mostly made of oak, but many households had to use inferior woods as oak was expensive. By the middle of the 18th century, oak was becoming scarcer and pine and fir replaced oak. The wooden floorboards were made by hand, irregularly shaped and of different sizes.

Open up your space with a glass partition-door and let light flow around your home

Photography highlighting the interior and architectural design of a space located at Georgian Colonial Masterpiece

We’ve been visiting the 1920s a lot through our work lately and are really loving it. Having the opportunity to revive homes with so much inherent character and really highlight their unique features is so gratifying. In this 1922 Winnetka Georgian, you see how striking the effect can be when you take a moment to consider the details that make a home special and shine a spotlight on them. While thinking about how to best highlight the arch and the existing molding in the vestibule of this…

4-panel Georgian door with slim sidelights, frosted for privacy, an opaque fanlight feature and subtly positioned door furniture. Hand-painted in classic cream.

I recently moved from a 17th century cottage to a larger home in the middle of the Cornish countryside. Join me for the full Georgian country house tour!

Architecturally significant and meticulously maintained Georgian Mansion overlooking Branch Brook Park in historic Forest Hill. Designed for grand entertaining & relaxed living, with original details and modern updates. Beautifully landscaped grounds and varied garden settings create a lush, private oasis. All within a culturally diverse and active community minutes away from NYC.

Eton of Bath's specialist Georgian property interior designers' tips on how to integrate wood panelling in Georgian and period homes

Suitable for plasterboard walls, created to hide sliding doors within a wall cavity. A perfect solution for lightweight sliding pocket doors.

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