Situated in one of the most desired streets within Gosforth’s conservation area this period property is thought to have been built in the mid 1920s.

Nestled in the heart of a conservation area within Newcastle, this Victorian-style door is spray-finished in Farrow & Ball No.231 Setting Plaster. The striking colour, over-sized number and aged brass furniture come together to create this show stopper of a front door.

Set within 70 magnificent acres of parkland this Grade 1 listed building required a door that was in sympathy and keeping with property’s architecture, environment and history.

Painted in Farrow & Ball’s No.268 Charlotte’s Lock, this door is sure to turn heads with its eye-catching colour pop. Drawing on traditional design elements, this four panel door with a swept frame head and fan light provides a timeless and unique entrance to this property.

Intricately detailed with three classic panels, diagonal glazing bars, and spray-finished in Farrow & Ball No. 25 Pigeon, this door is a perfect blend of classic and contemporary.

Unmistakably stylish, this London-based, Victorian, three-panel door typifies the design of the era with its bold colour and clear glass fan light.