Inspiration:
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| I am really digging doors with Moorish or Indian influences. These fabulous doors are actually the doors to closet designed by Jeffry Weisman and Andrew Fisher (Fisher & Weisman) a pair of designers from LA (via Lou Lou Pear Blogspot). |
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| Love these doors featured in Vogue Living (Australia). Perfect for the posh London flat of wallpaper and textile designer Neisha Crosland (you can see her smashing wallpapers & fabrics here). Via the Zush. I seem to recall this same image in Veranda? |
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| Lovely Cabinets photgraphed by Brie Williams. |
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| When I stumbled upon this image on the web, I had to find the source for those door inserts. |
So how to create doors with intricately designed panels -- of course there is a high and low way to go about it. The first is to have custom wood inserts made, the second is to either use wire aluminum mesh or overlays if your cabinet is made (and flat). 1. Fretworks Design. This is an Alabama company that makes custom-designed panels and wall hangings to exact customer sizes in a variety of material including solid wood, MDF, plastics, and acrylics. Visit them here. Think of the possibilities!     |
2. O'verlays: A clever company by bloggers Danika & Cheryle. They make custom made panels to fit on existing cabinetry/doors/drawers...
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3. Aluminum Screening. This can be inserted and painted rather inexpensively and is available at Lowes and Home Depot. The wire mesh is stapled or nailed into place around the frame (think radiator cover). Decorative Iron, Acurio Lattice and MD Building Products are companies that make pleasing a decorative perforated aluminum sheeting. Check out these images:
