Creative Ways to Reuse Your Antique Entry Door

January 27, 2025
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Don’t let your antique entry door go to waste!


Discover creative ways to reuse your antique entry door while upgrading to a modern, energy-efficient replacement.


When it’s time to replace your antique entry door with a more energy-efficient and secure option, don’t throw out our antique door consider repurposing it. J.C. Tonnotti suggests that Connecticut homeowners of historic homes, repurpose their antique doors when upgrading their front door.


Here are a few ideas to consider:

  • Interior Door: Convert your antique door into an interior door to add a unique touch to your home.
  • Wall Art: Hang the door on a wall as a decorative piece, showcasing its intricate details and historical significance.
  • Headboard: If the door is tall enough, it can be transformed into a one-of-a-kind headboard for your bed.
  • Garden Gate: Create a charming garden gate using your antique door to add a touch of history to your outdoor space.
  • Barn Door: Install the door on a sliding track to use as a stylish barn door for a room divider.
  • Turn into a Table: If the door is sturdy, it can be transformed into a coffee table or side table.


No matter how you choose to reuse your antique entry door, J.C. Tonnotti can help you preserve its beauty and historical value while upgrading your home’s entryway with a secure, insulated replacement. Our expert team can provide guidance on the best options for your home and ensure a seamless installation process.


Contact us today to learn more about our replacement door services before you repurpose your antique door.

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