If you would like to view our current inventory of doors and furniture, please check out our Etsy store. We do not keep a lot of doors in inventory as most are custom made. If you would like a quote on having us make you some reclaimed doors, please fill out our Quote Request form. Please be as detailed as possible in your quote request so that we can get you an accurate quote.
Reclaimed wood doors bring unmatched warmth, history, and craftsmanship into any space. Whether you’re a homeowner enhancing a modern farmhouse, a designer crafting a one-of-a-kind look, or a builder sourcing premium materials, reclaimed wood offers both aesthetic and environmental value.
Why Choose Reclaimed Wood Doors?
Reclaimed wood carries a story. Custom made from lumber that is reclaimed from old barns, mills, and historical buildings, this material showcases weathered textures and rich grain patterns that new lumber simply can’t replicate. When transformed into doors, reclaimed wood becomes more than functional — it becomes a focal point.
These doors are perfect for interiors, pantries, and sliding barn-style applications. Each one is a statement of sustainable design and timeless appeal.
The Appeal of Custom Made Doors
Custom made reclaimed wood doors allow you to shape every detail — from dimensions and paneling to finish and hardware. This ensures a perfect fit for your style and space.
Want a rustic centerpiece for your entry? Or a minimalist sliding barn door for an open-concept room? Customization ensures your vision becomes reality. Beyond aesthetics, tailored craftsmanship also improves fit and function, reducing future maintenance.
Popular Wood Types: Reclaimed Oak and Chestnut
Reclaimed Oak
This hardwood is known for its strength and character. With its tight grain, durability, and warm golden to amber tones, oak doors suit both traditional and modern spaces. Reclaimed oak also resists wear, making it ideal for high-traffic areas.
Reclaimed Chestnut
American chestnut is rare due to the chestnut blight that devastated the species in the early 20th century. Reclaimed chestnut offers a unique blend of color, texture, and history. Its natural wormholes, rich brown tones, and dramatic grain patterns make it highly sought-after for doors that stand out.
