Rustic Castilian Paneled Pine Door, 20th century
Castilian Doors · 20th Century
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- Century
- 20th Century
- Origin
- Spain
- Material
- Solid pine
- Condition
- Fair (Needs restoration)
- Dimensions
- 169 cm × 65 cm × 4 cm
Sold by
250 €
250 €
Castilian Doors · 20th Century
ES·EN·PT·DE·FR
Sold by
250 €
250 €
Product price
250 €
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A rustic Castilian paneled door crafted in solid pine, originating from a traditional residence in the historic village of Atienza, Guadalajara. Dating from the 20th century, this piece belonged to a more modest house rather than a grand manor, yet it carries a remarkable authenticity and presence.
The panels are subtly irregular in proportion, reflecting the hand of a local craftsman rather than industrial production. Each molding bears the marks of manual workmanship, preserving the honesty and functional beauty characteristic of rural Spanish architecture.
Its surface displays a deep, natural patina acquired through decades of use. Darkened tones, tonal variations, and gentle wear contribute to its singular identity and reinforce its rustic integrity.
A restrained yet powerful architectural element with quiet strength and undeniable character.
Object history
This door formed part of a traditional home in the medieval town of Atienza, in the province of Guadalajara. Unlike the grand aristocratic residences of the region, this dwelling was more modest, likely tied to everyday rural life in the early 20th century.
In such homes, doors were designed for durability and practicality rather than ornamentation. Nevertheless, the careful shaping of the panels and the subtle detailing demonstrate a respect for craftsmanship and Castilian building traditions.
Carefully salvaged from its original structure, the door retains its historic hardware and the patina developed over time. It stands today as an authentic testament to 20th-century domestic architecture in central Spain.
Suggested uses
– Secondary door in a restored rural property
– Statement decorative element in a contemporary interior
– Room divider within a character-filled home
– Interior door in a traditional rehabilitation project
– Architectural headboard for a rustic bedroom
– Converted into a table with a glass top
– Leaning sculptural element in a minimalist space
Art & Paintings
20th Century · País Vasco, España
Paper
El Rincón de Viriato · Madrid
200 €
