Over the past 30 years, Paul has designed and installed many doors in Southern Illinois including the one pictured above at Makanda Inn & Cottages in Makanda, Illinois. Paul's home has provided a place to practice building various styles of doors. Some of them are pictured below.. Click on any picture to read the description. Enjoy.

Paul loves creating curves that appeal to the eye and touch. This door opens into a bathroom nook that gives the feeling of being inside of a tree trunk.

This solid wood door leads to an outside patio. The stained glass window is a lovely feature of this door design.

This solid wood closet door blends in well with the "tree" theme of the artwork on the walls of this client's home.

Makanda Inn Bed & Breakfast, Makanda, Illinois.

The entrance to Paul's home(Center For Lost Arts) in Cobden, Illinois.

Paul built this door originally for a sauna. Stained glass also by Paul. Now this room has been converted into the kitchen of Eva's Roost Retreat.

Wood-framed doors with stained glass sides allow plenty of light into Eva's Roost Retreat while giving the occupant the feel of living in nature.

This closet door was constructed to blend in with the wood walls of the bedroom.

Inside the round door, the "round" theme continues with the sink, cabinet and mirror.

The back door to the kitchen features an opening stained glass panel above. Cat door for Link & Rickie Lee Jones :)

The front door of the kitchen features a stained glass panel above and a clear panel in the center for light and a view of the pond.

This arched frame with eventually have a an arched door to the foyer.

These unique closet doors are rounded inward to blend with the curve of the foyer walls.

Still under construction, the Tiny House of Paul contains architecturally interest throughout, even the door to the mechanical room!

Under construction, the front entrance to Tiny House of Paul will be a trademark Paul J. Frank arched door with stained glass window.