Made-to-measure wooden interior doors
Every door is a threshold between two worlds. We make it to last forever.
Dividing spaces with style, since 1926
When Ottavino finished a door, he ran his palm over it before delivery, feeling for imperfections only he could detect. Simone and Tommaso do the same today: in a hundred years that final check has never changed.
Our interior doors are born from a dialogue: we listen to the client, study the architecture, choose the timber and propose the profile. Only then does production begin, and every stage is overseen by a master craftsman.
For historic architecture
This is our deepest specialisation, handed down from Ottavino: doors for historic buildings. Medici villas, noble palazzi and carefully restored farmhouses need doors that speak the language of the place, with the same moulded profiles, the same proportions and the same materials.
We make framed and panelled doors in solid wood using historic techniques, mortise-and-tenon joints and natural oil and wax treatments. Where needed, we supply the technical documentation for the Heritage Authority.
For contemporary architecture
The same rigour we bring to restoration is available to the most contemporary projects. We work to the architect’s drawings, supply DWG files and technical data sheets and build prototypes before production.
- Flush-to-wall doors, level with the plaster
- Pivot doors on a vertical pin
- Silent pocket sliding doors
- Full-height doors up to three metres and beyond
Timbers and finishes
Every Cerri door is different from the next, and that is exactly the point.
Timbers
Oak, Italian walnut, American walnut, cherry, ash, elm, chestnut, iroko and any other timber on request.
Finishes
Matt or gloss paint in any RAL colour, open-pore lacquer, natural oil, wax, pickled (decapé) effect, vintage finish.
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Tell us about your project
Every new project is followed personally by Simone and Tommaso Cerri. Tell us what you have in mind, even just an idea or a photo: we will get back to you to arrange a meeting at the workshop or on site.