A subtle style which softens the edges of your door frames and allows them to seamlessly blend into the wall. One of our standard profiles, Chamfered architraves are favoured by those who want the natural grain of the oak to become the main focal point.

This solid wood oak architrave boasts angular edges and straight lines which make it a popular solution for modern homeowners and designers. The Lambs Tongue step design creates a definitive and refined edge to the door frame.

A more decorative architrave design which owes its style to the influences of Greek architecture. The Ogee solid oak architrave is a popular design within both older houses and new builds alike.

A subtle but decorative edge to your oak door frame, this architrave boasts a sweeping design which joins your various door frames to different walls in a simple but stylish way. The Ovolo architrave is one of the most popular among modern customers.

The epitome of modern home construction and styling, this fuss-free Round One Edge architrave is all about the angles and straight edges, with a subtle bullnose top edge softening the overall aesthetic slightly for a homely finish.

Simple and durable, the Square Edge architrave is most commonly used in modern UK homes and commercial spaces, where customers want to minimise the decorative focus of the doors and frames. This is the simplest design in our range and lets the simple grain of the oak wood do all the decorative talking.

An elaborate and exquisitely designed architrave which turns even your interior doors into interior features. The Torus oak architrave blends traditional style with modern finishing touches seamlessly.

Delivered by the metre, our bespoke oak architraves are machined with a very fine surface finish. We offer the most versatile and flexible solutions for those homeowners and developers who want to customise something unique that will bring their property to life and make their interior doors and spaces pop.

A bespoke solid oak architrave is made according to your preference and the layout of your space, and can be designed to match or juxtapose the existing skirting styles and doors.

An oak architrave is one of the most versatile fittings you can invest in for your own property or development project, with oak presenting a strong and durable finish which can compliment any setting and design - from a modern home with natural features, to a country-style property with juxtaposing materials and finishing touches.

Any interior door in the home needs an architrave which complements the room and which provides a neat balance between the door frame and the wall.

The main point of an architrave as a constructive feature is to bridge the gap between door frame and wall, with the choice of different materials purely a matter of preference in terms of style and durability.

For many UK homeowners, when browsing wooden options, be it softwood or hardwood, oak is considered the gold standard in terms of natural materials, not only for its sustainability but also for the fact that it is durable, able to withstand wear and tear, and boasts an attractive natural grain which works well in both a modern or a more rustic home.

You only have to look at the popularity of internal oak doors and oak skirting to see how prominent the material has become across the UK property and development market - and while this demand drives costs upwards and means that oak isn't the cheapest material, it's certainly one we consider worth the investment.

With so many hardwood door architraves designs to choose from, selecting the profile of your choice which will ultimately suit your home can be difficult.

The differences between the various profiles we offer are subtle but can mean the difference between the room being presented as modern or more traditional, with most UK designers and homeowners selecting the architrave which best matches their doors and door frames.

Before we answer some of the most commonly asked questions about our solid oak architraves and how to select the best oak architrave for your property, here are some of the different architrave profiles that we offer here at Avon Timber.