Materials & Finishes

The Materials We Design With

Each wood, metal, and inlay carries its own color, grain, and character. Browse the options below to get a feel for what could work in your space.

Materials & Finishes

Choose the Materials That Feel Like Home.

Every material brings its own color, grain, texture, and character. Explore a selection of woods and metals, then tell us what feels right for your doorway.

Not sure what coordinates best? Send us a photograph of your doorway or surrounding woodwork, and we’ll help guide the material selection.

Woods

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Walnut

Rich brown tones, natural warmth, and distinctive grain that works beautifully in both modern and traditional interiors.

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Close-up of mahogany wood grain

Mahogany

Warm reddish-brown color with a smooth, refined appearance.

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Oak

Natural Oak · Cerused Oak · Dark-Finished Oak

Oak offers strong, visible grain and can be finished naturally, stained, painted, or with a cerused effect that emphasizes the grain.

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Available by Request

Other Woods

Additional wood species and finishes may be available depending on the design. Ask us about coordinating with a particular cabinet, door, or interior finish.

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Metals & Inlays

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Brass

A warm gold-toned metal that adds richness and contrast to natural wood.

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Polished Nickel

Polished

A bright, cool-toned finish suited to contemporary hardware and polished interior details.

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Close-up of brushed aluminum

Aluminum

A clean, lightweight silver-toned metal with a modern appearance.

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Close-up of copper sheet

Copper

A warm reddish metal that develops additional character and variation over time.

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Have a material or finish in mind?

Send us a photograph, cabinet sample, hardware finish, color, or inspiration. We can develop the mezuzah around it.

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