Our raw
material inventory is what makes our products so unique and distinctive.
We showcase the world's largest collection of antique wood, Spanish
Colonial doors and Mexican doors, columns and corbels from the
Swat Valley in Northern Pakistan, teak and pine doors from India
and as well as material from Morocco, China and North Africa
on our two-acre location in Santa Fe, New Mexico. You'll find
more than 6,000 carved and antique doors, old cabinets, rustic
chests, architectural columns and corbels that date from the
18th through early 20th centuries and come from over 14 countries.
The vast
majority of our woods have been salvaged from countries where
old wood is often burned or discarded and have no historical
preservation efforts.
Most custom projects include a combination of woods - a door
from India, a frame made of Idaho bridge timbers, and a threshold
fashioned from reclaimed barn wood. Since antique wood has lost
moisture naturally over time, it's more stable than new woods
and is typically more durable.
Our wood treasures include:
Mexican doors made from 500-year old mesquite trees
Spanish
Colonial doors from Mexico and Central America
Classic
and traditional doors from northern New Mexico adobe homes
Carved
corbels and columns from India and the SWAT Valley in Northern
Pakistan
Colonial teak doors and cabinet fronts from India
and Pakistan
Old-growth, reclaimed bridge timbers from
Idaho, Utah and California
Dugout Boats from the San Blas
de Cuna Islands in Panama
Antique sugar cane gears from
Amazon in Brazil
Double Adobe width window frames from Northern
New Mexico
We also stock antique door hardware and glass:
Aesthetic antique door hardware elements such as antique Escutcheons,
L-straps, Clavos and pull rings.
Stained glass treasures from old cathedrals and churches
