Oak Leaves Studio

Doors and Entryways

Oriental Door

9' x 7' x 9"
White Oak with bronze handles
18th century Chinese Silk Screen motif carved on both sides. Located in Concord, CA.

8' x 5' x 11"
Teak
This Snowy Egret and Monterey Pine combination reflects the oriental taste of the owner. There is a intagio carving of a cyprus on the inside. The door design contains the pulls and contains a touch pad lock which automatically opens and closes the door.

Aspen Door

7' x 6' x 11"
White Oak and ½" bronze tinted glass
This door was featured in Architectural Digest in August 1987.

6' x 5' x 4"
Oak, Glass
Stellar Jays, Valley Oaks and White Oak Leaves.

8' x 6' x 8"
Walnut and ½" Plate Glass
This door features a Red-Tailed Hawk in its native surroundings in Carmel Valley. The design features a complete circle of glass without wood interruption in a torsion box construction.

6' 8" x 3' x 5 ¾"
White Oak and Stained Glass
This Great Horned Owl door was the first of Schnute's limited edition doors.

Black Squirrel

7' x 4' x 2"
White Oak and Stained Glass
This scene of a Black Squirrel in an Oak Tree was a common site to the owners in Tennessee.

7' x 6' x 5"
Red Oak, Glass and polished Geodes
This grove of Big Leaf Maple trees shows an above and below ground view of the trees. Contained within the root system, polished sections of geodes have been inbedded.

Once Upon a Time

6' 8" x 4' 6" x 6"
Limed White Oak and Stained Glass
Once upon a time a client chose cherubs, swans, daisies and wanted them all tied together with a ribbon for their Pebble Beach house. The ribbon ends in a carved bell that rattles when the door is closed.

7' x 3' 6" x 6 ¾"
Cherry, Stained Glass and sliced Agates
This combination of wood and glass represents a small stream with River Otters playing in it.

Quail

7' x 6' x 9"
White Oak, Textured Glass and Geodes
These quails playing under an oak branch have bronze topknots. The door itself has an automatic locking device to the side of it to eliminate visible hardware.

32" x 8' x 6"
Oak, Glass, Stone
Front door for a home on the Pacific Ocean. The bubbles are ground into the glass and the hardware was made with local stones.

Please email us at oakleaves@redshift.com

	9' x 7' x 9" White Oak with bronze handles 18th century Chinese Silk Screen motif carved on both sides. Located in Concord, CA.
8' x 5' x 11" Teak This Snowy Egret and Monterey Pine combination reflects the oriental taste of the owner. There is a intagio carving of a cyprus on the inside. The door design contains the pulls and contains a touch pad lock which automatically opens and closes the door.
	7' x 6' x 11" White Oak and ½" bronze tinted glass This door was featured in Architectural Digest in August 1987.
6' x 5' x 4" Oak, Glass Stellar Jays, Valley Oaks and White Oak Leaves.
	8' x 6' x 8" Walnut and ½" Plate Glass This door features a Red-Tailed Hawk in its native surroundings in Carmel Valley. The design features a complete circle of glass without wood interruption in a torsion box construction.
6' 8" x 3' x 5 ¾" White Oak and Stained Glass This Great Horned Owl door was the first of Schnute's limited edition doors.
	7' x 4' x 2" White Oak and Stained Glass This scene of a Black Squirrel in an Oak Tree was a common site to the owners in Tennessee.
7' x 6' x 5" Red Oak, Glass and polished Geodes This grove of Big Leaf Maple trees shows an above and below ground view of the trees. Contained within the root system, polished sections of geodes have been inbedded.
	6' 8" x 4' 6" x 6" Limed White Oak and Stained Glass Once upon a time a client chose cherubs, swans, daisies and wanted them all tied together with a ribbon for their Pebble Beach house. The ribbon ends in a carved bell that rattles when the door is closed.
7' x 3' 6" x 6 ¾" Cherry, Stained Glass and sliced Agates This combination of wood and glass represents a small stream with River Otters playing in it.
	7' x 6' x 9" White Oak, Textured Glass and Geodes These quails playing under an oak branch have bronze topknots. The door itself has an automatic locking device to the side of it to eliminate visible hardware.
32" x 8' x 6" Oak, Glass, Stone Front door for a home on the Pacific Ocean. The bubbles are ground into the glass and the hardware was made with local stones.