Reuse in action: tapestries
Here we share favourite pieces from our current stock and ideas for how to use them. Verdure tapestries bring the outside in. 17th and 18th century pieces are finely woven in lush foliate…
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Doors are one of the most commonly reused architectural salvage components.
Building a frame opening to fit the salvaged door is more advantagous than finding a door to fit an existing aperture.
Consider different hanging methods; hinged, track sliding or pivot hinging.
Glazed or half glazed internal doors can help small spaces feel lighter.
Multiple doors can make a cost effective panelling.
(Above) Mahogany framed doors conceal utility appliances in this Parisian appartment.
(Above) A set of doors in their original condition are reinvented as a sliding door that runs across the front of this garden cabin come guest bedroom.