Glazed Finishes

Available on Maple, Oak, Cherry and Birch ⁽¹⁾

First, a base stain is applied. A flood coat of glaze is then applied and hand-wiped, leaving behind soft tones in the corners and recesses of the door. Next, a highlight glaze is brushed into the corners and recesses by hand to emphasize the subtle variations in color.

• Glazing is a finish process that involves two hand-detailed techniques, so no two doors look exactly alike.
• The initial flood coat of glaze softens the original base stain color. The highlight glaze will increase visual depth and interest in the corners and recesses.
• A veneer center panel absorbs more of the glaze, resulting in a slightly darker color than on the solid wood components of the door frame.

Biscotti with Coconut Glaze	Canvas with Cocoa Glaze	Biscotti with Cocoa Glaze	Hazelnut with Mocha Glaze	Ginger with Sable Glaze
Chocolate with Mocha Glaze	Chocolate with Ebony Glaze	Garnet with Ebony Glaze	Moss with Mocha Glaze	Pewter with Graphite Glaze

1 Finish availability varies for each type of wood