Entry & Pivot

The first thing a guest touches, and the last thing they remember.

Exterior view at dusk of an oversized timber pivot front door standing slightly ajar with a long matte black pull bar, floor-to-ceiling glass in dark charcoal frames, pale limestone pillars and a flagstone walkway stepping up through ornamental grasses, warm light glowing inside

A woman seen from behind in a striped shirt reaching a tall matte black entrance door fitted with a vertical black smart-lock keypad and a square black pull handle, a full-height glass sidelight to the left, pale walls and a light tile floor — Your hand on the keypad, and the door is already opening

A sunlit minimalist living room with exposed oak ceiling beams, low oak lounge chairs on a woven rug, a travertine coffee table and floor-to-ceiling linen drapes, with a four-panel matte black French door standing open onto a stone garden path and lush greenery — Left open all afternoon, the garden drawn all the way into the room

An oversized pivot entry door in horizontal honey-toned oak planks with a matte black steel frame and a full-height black pull handle, standing open into a bright foyer with an open-riser staircase beyond, dark vertical wood siding overhead and a raw steel column at the pale concrete porch — The pivot turns on its pin, and the stair hall opens with it

A pivot door is a piece of choreography. It is heavy in the hand and weightless in the swing, and it sets the tempo of everything behind it.

We build entries at full height, with concealed hardware and a shadow line that stays true through a Georgia summer.

Close-up of the vertical edge of an open dark charcoal door frame showing a brushed stainless multi-point locking faceplate with several round bolts and a central latch, curved pull handles on both faces, a bright white background to the left and a softly blurred interior beyond — Bolts along the edge, holding the frame at every turn

A white painted entry door slab with two small square glass lites at the top, two barrel hinges along the left jamb and a white lever handle on the right, still wrapped in protective film in the workshop — Still in its film, squared and checked before it leaves the shop

A pair of tall matte charcoal double entry doors with textured glass inserts divided by slender grid lines, long vertical black pull handles still taped from the shop, standing in a workshop before delivery — Still taped from the shop, the pair checked once more before it leaves

Popular finishes

Matte Black
Pure White
Silver
Bronze
Grey
Champaign
Golden Oak
Dark Oak
Natural Oak
Honey Oak
White Oak
Mahogany

Custom finishes are available

Custom and standard sizes

Every unit can be made to the exact opening, and standard sizes are available where a project calls for them. We survey first, model the span and weight, then confirm the section before anything is fabricated. Custom finishes are available.

Applications

Private residences, lobbies and boutique commercial entrances. Residential and commercial alike — the detailing changes, the standard does not.

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

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