Which of these 3 doors should I choose?
Jane Mather
10 months ago
last modified: 10 months ago
I need to choose one of these 3 oak look doors to replace my existing doors upstairs. I just added a 3rd door following my earlier post!
Oak Trent from Doors & More (doorsonlineuk.co.uk)
https://www.doorsonlineuk.co.uk/internal-doors/oak-internal-doors/oak-veneer-internal-doors/4p-oak/
I'd like my house interior to have a warm, clean, timeless and classic feel. Some traditional furnishings, but with some modern pieces to bring the aesthetic up to date.
I'm getting the doors unfinished, so that I can apply a clear oil and keep them pale looking (vs a dark varnish).
Downstairs door style for reference:
https://www.doorsonlineuk.co.uk/internal-doors/oak-internal-doors/oak-veneer-internal-doors/oak-derwent/
https://www.doorsonlineuk.co.uk/internal-doors/oak-internal-doors/oak-veneer-internal-doors/4p-oak/
https://www.doorsonlineuk.co.uk/internal-doors/oak-internal-doors/oak-veneer-internal-doors/oak-trent/
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