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14 Creative Ideas to Repurpose Old Doors and Giving Them a Second Life

We recently went antique shopping to add character to our primary bedroom project and thought it’d be fun to share our trip! We went to Antiques and Vintage in Forney, Texas where you’ll find the BEST place to buy vintage and antique doors.

Magnificent set of three Asian teak-like hardwood doors set in substantial frames. Gorgeous decorative work includes carved, intricate floral and fol…

Great Moroccan wooden arch door All hand carved by master artisans from n Marrakesh. Morocco 87 inches by 37 Traditional indoor outdoor moroccan arch door Carved wooden door, with a moorish artwork arch carved door Great workmanship Handmade door A great for interior bedroom door, office... This door is not used A great add to any home decor, great geometric moorish carving on the front door Shipping would apply

Diamond pattern glass dutch door.. My favorite!

The outdated door is an unlimited field of creativity, you can use it again with a completely different function. The old door is the best way to bring a unique vintage or rustic feel to your home decor. With lots of imagination and elbow grease, you can transform that old door into a one-of-a-kind piece that's both useful and beautiful.

We love the subtle pattern on this gorgeous front door: http://www.bhg.com/home-improvement/door/exterior/european-doors/?socsrc=bhgpin091114subtlepattern&page=3

Vintage Doors' hand-crafted wood product line includes: screen doors, storm doors, Dutch doors, French doors, louver doors, pantry doors, interior doors, exterior doors, entrance units, three season porch enclosures, pet doors, arch top doors, round top doors, custom doors and more.

(c) www.thomasmayerarchive.com How stunning is this wall of doors by Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek for an Amsterdam residential project? Eek adorned the lofty foyer walls entirely with old timber doors, bathroom doors, office doors, front doors and back doors to preserve the memory of the buildings that were torn down, to make way for a residential development. The result is a jaw-dropping foyer installation and a visual reminder of what once was. Via Azure Magazine. (Photos by Thomas Mayer)…