1930s Front Doors

Bespoke 1920s & 1930s front doors, handcrafted in the UK and designed to complement your property. Choose the panel design, glazing, colour, frame and door furniture to create a secure, beautifully proportioned entrance.

Every door is individually designed and quoted based on its size, style and chosen features. Your design consultation and quotation are completely free and without obligation.

London market leader for over 40 years

Entirely Bespoke

Guided end-to-end design service

Built for longevity, supported by aftercare

London market leader for over 40 years

Entirely Bespoke

Guided end-to-end design service

Built for longevity, supported by aftercare

1930s Front Door Front Door Inspiration

Browse our 1930s Front Door front doors to get inspiration for your own entrance. Every design can be fully customised, from the panel style and glazing to the colour, door furniture and surrounding frame.

1930s Stained Glass Front Door

Featuring a contemporary forest green with a bold leaded glass design, our 1930s stained glass front door captures the charm of the era while complementing modern and period properties alike.

1930s Arched Front Doors

With a curved doorway, stained glass panel, matching sidelights and chrome door furniture, this 1930s arched front door combines classic Art Deco-inspired detailing with elegant proportions to complement period homes.

Art Deco Front Doors

Our Art Deco front door features striking sunrise stained glass, chrome door furniture and bold 1920s/30s-inspired detailing. A statement design that combines period character with a contemporary colour palette.

1920s Front Door

Including opaque glazing, matching sidelights and chrome door furniture, this 1920s front door captures the clean lines and simple decoration. Designed to complement pre-war homes with authentic period character.

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How Can I Customise My Front Door?

Colour to Suit Your Style

Choose from 42 colours to complement your home and personal style.

Peace of Mind

Every door is fitted with advanced locking systems for enhanced security and reassurance.

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Door Furniture

Choose from a range of handles, knockers and fittings to complete your design.

Glazing

Select from a range of stained, clear, textured or extra strength toughened glass options to suit your home and privacy needs.

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Discover the craftsmanship that goes into a London Door

From hand-painted finishes and glazing, to the nuts, bolts and locks, every detail of your door is considered. Our skilled experts are on hand to advise you and share the latest ideas concerning every aspect of your door.

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The Process

Explore our inspiration pages to find a 1930s Front Door front door that suits your home and style.

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Exceeding client expectations for over 40 years

I cannot recommend this company highly enough! I have just had the most beautiful front door installed – very cleverly mirroring the original stained glass in the side panels of the new front door. I had been anxious about how the installation would work, but the fitter who took on the job was so skilful and worked so skilfully and left the hallway immaculate afterwards.

The London Door Company were a pleasure to work with from start to finish. The sales staff made great recommendations on the style and door furniture. The insulation the new door provides, will definitely save on fuel bills (very important right now). But lastly the kerbside appeal is fantastic, the door has changed the look of the house. All in all I would recommend them highly.

A complete stress-free service. The different trades came and went to provide a top quality product. The whole process was well managed and a stress-free experience, I chose the details with the sales person & London Door carried them out. Very happy with the results and my decisions.

Really quite a surprising experience – in a great way! We went into the process just thinking, well, it’s a door. London Door proved that assumption pretty significantly wrong and I’m very glad they did – we now own an incredible piece of workmanship and not an afterthought. Friendly, passionate, helpful all the way through, with an outstanding fitting and aftercare process. Could not be more thrilled.

Having recently moved I wanted a new front door to enhance the kerb appeal of the property. The team at London Door Company sent through a brochure to help inspire ideas, followed by a face to face visit to agree a bespoke design / colours. The finished result exceeded my expectations, it shouts high quality and has made a real difference to the look of the house. Customer service has been excellent and the door fitter was a master at his craft taking time to ensure the frame, locking mechanism and door fitted perfectly.

1930s Front Door Front Door FAQs

What is a 1920s or 1930s front door?

A 1920s or 1930s front door reflects the Art Deco influences of the era, often featuring geometric shapes, stained glass, bold colours, curved detailing and chrome door furniture.

What features are common on 1920s and 1930s front doors?

Popular features include stained or opaque glass panels, sidelights, arched frames, decorative mouldings and clean linear designs that reflect the style of the Art Deco period.

Can 1920s and 1930s front doors be customised?

Yes. These doors can be tailored with different colours, glazing options, panel designs, door furniture and frame styles to complement your home.

What type of glass is used in 1920s and 1930s front doors?

Common glazing options include stained glass, leaded glass, opaque glass and decorative designs such as sunburst and geometric patterns, helping to create an authentic period look.

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