Doors That Tell a Story: Custom Creations for Every Style
Custom wood doors are more than an entrance—they are a statement of style and refined taste.
Stewart Brannen Millworks crafts doors that seamlessly blend elegance with performance. Every door is custom-made to order, individually inspected, and assembled by hand. Our proprietary manufacturing process incorporates rimmed panels and engineered stiles, minimizing expansion and contraction while ensuring long-term durability. Our design team works closely with each client during the design process to guide the selection of wood species, glass, and hardware, ensuring every detail aligns with the overall vision.
From grand entryways to refined interior spaces, our wood doors are designed to make a lasting impression. Whether replacing an existing entry or creating a statement piece for new construction, our doors establish the character of the home. Thoughtfully organized within our downloadable catalog, these collections provide the flexibility to compose door units tailored to exact specifications. Specialty and decorative doors can be exterior or interior. Each product grouping reflects the depth of design and craftsmanship possible within every opening.
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Address:
3379 GA Hwy 46
PO Box 319
Register, Georgia 30452
Phone: 912-259-9770
Fax: 912-259-9446
Email: sales@brannenmillwork.com
The Sea Island detail features an applied bolection moulding around the panel openings and is available in 1 3/4" and 2 1/2" thickness. This feature maximizes the glass area while allowing for a dramatic panel detail. The glazing can be either TDL or SDL. Our new simulated putty glaze profile has a narrow 11/16" wide mullions to recreate a historic look while using high performance insulated glass. Door stiles can be as narrow as 4" overall with appropriate hardware.
The Paris Mould detail is based on Louis XV profiles and is typical of the moulding used on many Parisian residences. Because of the width of this moulding, it is appropriate for larger doors and doors with few openings. This profiles projects 7/8" from the face of the door and has classic French styling. We have incorporated our simulated putty glaze mullion into this profile when it is used with glass to allow the designer to use this detail throughout the residence. We have shown this detail with our heavy raised panel, although many different panel profiles can be used and quite often different profiles are used on the same door.
Our French Bolection Detail profile projects 7/8" above the face of the door and has a deep undercut on the back side. This design allows us to have the moulding around the glass opening and has the mullions coped into the moulding. Our new simulated putty glaze profile with narrow 11/16" wide mullions and our TDL profiles will work in this design. Door stiles can be as narrow as 4" overall with appropriate hardware. Any of our panel profiles can be incorporated into the moulding.
The BM Standard style uses a small moulding applied around the edge of openings in the door. It is a cost effective way to add depth and width to the openings. The standard stile width is 6 1/4" to allow enough room for hardware outside the moulding. Our heavy raise panel is the standard panel profile for this detail. This detail is used on TDL glass over panel doors, TDL one lite doors, and all panel doors. As with the case on all doors, we need to know the hardware requirements to insure that the moulding will not interfere with the hardware.
This detail was created to match the historic homes of the South. Our 11/16" simulated putty glaze mullions allows the use of high performance glass while matching historical profiles. The recessed flat panels with mitered moulding are authentic to the style. Our moveable louver shutters with screens are the perfect compliment to these doors because they allow the doors to be opened to the interior for air. They are closed over the opening, providing insect protection, and the moveable louvers are used to control light and privacy in the room.