Grand Teak & Jack Wood Entrance Door Pull Handle – 36" | Two-Tone – 015 restaurant menu stand or bookshelf without competing with

or bookshelf without competing with anything around it

angled profile — a subtle detail that catches light differently and gives the frame a slightly more refined

the wood grain and tone will vary slightly

Every one of these is shaped by hand

so it works as much as a small sculpture as it does a handle — the kind of piece that makes a plain interior door the thing people comment on

Grand Teak & Jack Wood Entrance Door Pull Handle – 36" | Two-Tone – 015 restaurant menu stand or bookshelf without competing withThirty six inches. Built for entrances that need to be seen from across a room. Teak and jack wood, joined and shaped together, so the colour shifts along the length dark to light, warm to warmer. No stain, no dye. Two woods doing what they naturally do. This is the scale hotels, restaurants, and architects specify: three feet of solid timber running down a grand entrance door. It carries weight in the hand and presence in the room. On a standard