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Learn About Glenview Doors Innovative Euro Technology

July 13, 2018

The finest homes deserve the finest entries. Glenview Doors Euro Technology signature product lines offer the elegant appeal of solid wood doors, but with greater performance and lasting beauty. With advanced European technology, the highest quality materials, artisan finishing techniques, and up to twice the thickness of typical wood entries, Glenview Doors are in a class of their own.

Glenview Haus Offers Euro Entry Doors as Perfect Solution to Extreme Chicago Weather Conditions

July 25, 2017

European Construction Doors are designed to resist the common issues that solid wood front doors typically experience in Chicago weather conditions. In addition to increased weather resistance, these high-tech doors are incredibly energy efficient because of their insulation properties.

Custom Wine Cabinets a Growing Trend for Wine Collectors in Chicago

July 11, 2017

Wine enthusiasts throughout Chicago are embracing a growing trend – refrigerated wine cabinets. This hybrid storage solution combines the at-your-fingertips access of a wine fridge with the elegant display capabilities and larger storage capacity of a wine cellar.

Glenview Haus Executes Flawless Historical Door Reproductions for Iconic Church Restoration – Fire Rated Replica Doors – Press Release

June 8, 2017

For the 77 W Washington restoration and renovation project, Glenview Haus crafted new 90-minute fire rated replica doors that use modern door technology but look exactly like the old ones. They did such flawless work that, at first, they were accused of not completing the job they were hired for.

Q&A with TruStile President and CEO Scott Schmid

May 23, 2017

Following his inspiring presentation about custom doors as the next transformation in interior design, Glenview Haus sat down with TruStile President and CEO Scott Schmid for a further look into the brand and its core mission. Both Glenview Haus and TruStile believe it’s high time that doors had their moment.

Glenview Haus Opens the Door to Chicago’s Next Interior Design Transformation: Custom Interior Door Design

May 23, 2017

Leading the charge in Chicago’s own entryway and interior door revolution is local architectural door showroom Glenview Haus. Located in the design-driven River North neighborhood, Glenview Haus caters exclusively toward architects and interior designers. The company’s mission? To be Chicago’s one-stop destination for all custom door design.

Custom Front Entry Doors at Glenview Haus – Video

April 28, 2017

The entry of a house speaks volumes. The experts at Glenview Haus are dedicated to helping Architects and Interior Designers turn their vision of the perfect custom front door into a stunning reality. The process could not be simpler. From design, field measurements, and technical drawings to production, refinishing, and white glove installation, your partners at Glenview Haus are equipped to handle everything and ready to collaborate.

Glenview Haus Now Offers Trustile MDF Paint Grade Interior Doors in Downtown Chicago

January 27, 2017

Glenview Haus, located in downtown Chicago, now offers clientsTruStile MDF Paint Grade interior doors TruStile has pioneered the use of medium density fiberboard (MDF) as a preferred material for painted door applications. By using this method of installation, TruStile interior doors can be specially stylized to fit in any home.

Glenview Haus Opens Doors in Downtown Chicago

January 4, 2017

Glenview Haus, the third showroom opened by Glenview Doors, is in walking distance from the Merchandise Mart in Chicago’s River North Design District. This location features an interactive design studio, geared towards architects and designers, that exhibits over 40 custom interior doors and entry doors ranging from modern and transitional to old world classic designs.

DRIVEN BY DESIGN: Empowering the Next Transformation of Interior Design with President and CEO of TruStile Doors, Scott Schmid – May 18, 2017

Glenview Haus and Luxe Magazine hosted TruStile President and CEO Scott Schmid for an engaging presentation on custom doors as the future of interior design. The take-home message for Chicago’s top architects and interior designers in attendance is that doors are seriously underutilized as a design element. But that is all changing.

Inspiring event with River North Design District at Glenview Haus, March 15, 2017

Glenview Haus hosted a superb evening on March 15, 2017 with local design association River North Design District. Together they welcomed 5 of Chicago’s most talented design and build professionals to share what inspires them with the 75 guests in attendance. Donna Mondi, Nora Schneider, Scott Dresner, Rodger Owen or BDG&C, and Randi Heller made up the all-star panel, with Jill Maremont moderating the event as MC.

Custom Refrigerated Wine Cabinet – North Shore Modern Home – Featured Project

A recent project in Chicago’s North Shore suburbs embraces a growing trend in home wine storage – custom refrigerated wine cabinets. These hybrid storage solutions are more than just space-conscious options for urban wine collectors. Wine cabinets are increasingly the go-to option for modern wine enthusiasts in all locales. Combining the easy access of a wine fridge with the sophisticated display of a large wine cellar, custom refrigerated wine cabinets are the modern wine collector’s dream.

Custom Wine Cellar Project – Experience Tuscany at Your Home!

A dream house is more than walls and a roof, it is a place full of things that you love. When David Rabin got the chance to build the house of his dreams, it wasn’t enough to simply use stone instead of brick or wood instead of tile. He had to fill it with people and things he loved. So, as a passionate collector of wine, he set out to build a custom wine cellar. “One of my biggest worries, though, was space,” said David. “We knew we wanted a wine cellar, and that we wanted it to be gorgeous, but we had no idea where it would be or if we even had the space for one.”

Historical Renovation Doors, Fire-Rated – Chicago Temple First United Methodist Church

Recently, Glenview Haus finished replacing the wooden doors for Chicago Temple First United Methodist Church, also known as First Methodist Episcopal Church. The building was completed in 1923, and at the time was the largest building in Chicago. Glenview Haus was able to replicate the features of the doors unique to their time-period, such as the wrought-iron clavos and ornamental decorative hardware. This historical renovation project is only one example of Glenview Haus’ ability to recreate the past in the present.

Modern Commercial Doors – 33 W Ontario Street Chicago Townhomes

Glenview Haus recently renovated the entryways of an unusual collection of luxury townhouses at Ontario and State that really put their front doors to the test. Creating custom modern commercial doors for these units required both a designer’s eye and an engineer’s mind. The entries to these modern townhouses sit on the pool deck of a high-rise, 14 stories above street level. This lofty location and lack of entryway overhangs mean that the front doors endure heavy exposure to the elements. As a result, these wood front doors get more than their fair share of rain, snow, and especially wind.

Transitional Mahogany Front Door with Espresso Finish – 1722 N. Burling St., Chicago

Barrett Homes recently completed construction of a gorgeous home on N. Burling in Lincoln Park. Burling Street boasts a broad array of beautiful residences, and it’s one of maybe a handful of Chicago city streets known nationwide for its prime real estate. Each impeccably appointed address is carefully designed and well-considered. With its flawless facade and custom transitional front door, this latest addition to the block is no exception.

Transitional Mahogany Wood Front Door with Espresso Finish – 1702 N Burling St., Chicago

Using advanced engineering and construction methods, solid wood stiles and rails surround a polycarbonate core, encased by a real wood veneer. The outcome was a door that looked just like solid wood but resisted the symptoms — such as warping, splitting, and cracking — of exposure to moisture and fluctuating temperatures. The Euro Construction door also had far better insulation, keeping the home cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

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