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Period Joinery for London's Period Properties
GGeorgian Properties (1714-1830)
Georgian joinery is characterised by elegant proportions and classical details. Six-panel doors, box-frame sashes, and restrained mouldings reflect Palladian influences.
VVictorian Properties (1837-1901)
Victorian joinery became more elaborate - four-panel doors, decorative architraves, built-in cupboards with detailed cornices, and complex staircase work.
EEdwardian Properties (1901-1910)
Edwardian joinery shows Arts and Crafts influence - simpler profiles, natural wood finishes, and integrated furniture. Doors often have two panels with glazed upper sections.
Do I Need Period Joinery?
Look for these common signs that indicate you may need professional help:
- 1Original doors or windows needing repair rather than replacement
- 2Architraves, skirtings, or mouldings damaged or missing
- 3Built-in furniture needing restoration
- 4Modern replacements that look out of character
When to Call a Specialist
Period joiners can repair, restore, or recreate architectural joinery to match original details. This preserves character far better than off-the-shelf replacements.
Period Joinery in London
Original Georgian and Victorian joinery in London properties is increasingly valuable. Repair rather than replacement should always be the first consideration.