Windora

A window is a way of living with light. A door is the first thing a house says to you. We make both, to the opening, for the people who will live with them.

Tall dark pivot entry door opening onto a warm lit hallway

Doors

Weight in the hand, silence in the swing

Pivot entries at full height, interiors that disappear into the wall, and glass walls that move an entire elevation aside. Concealed hardware, tempered glass as standard, and a shadow line that stays true.

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Close-up of a dark bronze window frame with oak trim set in travertine stone

Windows

The frame recedes, the view arrives

Slim sightlines, generous spans and glazing chosen elevation by elevation, so a west wall in Georgia behaves differently from a shaded north one. Custom and standard sizes alike.

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Craftsmanship

A hand opening a smoked-glass wardrobe door framed in bronze
Bronze anodized surface under raking light
Antiqued brass door lever on a pale oak door
Stacked double-pane glass units on a rack in low light

Measured on site, multi-step production, finished by hand — and only then installed.

Inside the workshop
Modern mountain home with full-height aluminum glazing across the rear elevation

Featured project

Ridge House

Northern Mountain Range

A new build in the northern mountains away from it all, where glazing performance cannot be compromised.

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Bronze window frame profile resting on unrolled drawings, lit by low warm light

For the Trade

Drawn with architects. Installed alongside builders.

We come in at framing, confirm every rough opening on site, and hand over drawings your trades can actually build from. Specifications, lead times and shop drawings in one place.

Trade Resources
Material samples of oak, bronze and textured glass laid out on a work table beside an open sketchbook

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