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Georgian Doors

Georgian Doors

£25.00
ColorDublin Door in sky blue
In stock

Recycled Irish Linen

Handmade & Unique

Perfect Timeless Gift

Description

A little piece of Irish architectural charm for your Christmas tree!

There's something wonderfully distinctive about Ireland's Georgian doors, with their elegant proportions, colourful paintwork, decorative fanlights and handsome brass door furniture.

Our original Georgian Door was designed in 2019, inspired by the beautiful Main Street of Royal Hillsborough in County Down, where residents adorn their handsome front doors with festive wreaths each Christmas.

Over the years, the design has evolved into a colourful collection celebrating the beautiful Georgian doors found throughout Dublin, particularly around Merrion Square, where brightly painted doorways have become one of the city's most recognisable sights.

We've now brought our original Georgian Door and the colourful Dublin Door variations together in one place, making it easier to explore the different designs and choose your favourite.

Please note that our original Georgian Door variation does not have 'DUBLIN' embroidered on it, making it a lovely little representation of a Georgian doorway anywhere in the world, wherever feels like home to you.

Handmade from beautiful Irish Linen and finished with intricate hand-stitched beads and metallic embroidery, each little door is a celebration of architectural detail, colour and Irish heritage.

Coming from a family of architectural historians, I've always had a particular fondness for beautiful buildings and their finer details. These little doors make charming keepsakes from a visit to Ireland, reminders of home for those living abroad, or thoughtful housewarming gifts. After all, there's something rather lovely about a front door and the promise of a warm welcome behind it!

There's much more to the story behind these little doors, from Irish fashion designer Sybil Connolly and a favourite Belfast chocolate shop to some beautiful Georgian buildings encountered on my travels. Read our journal article, A Love Affair with Ireland's Georgian Doors, for the full story and photographs.

Our Irish Linen

Our luxury artisan decorations are handcrafted from beautiful Irish Linen, thoughtfully sourced from a mixture of vintage fabrics, local mill deadstock, repurposed antique tablecloths and offcuts from our own cushion making. We also work with a small number of wonderful Irish linen mills, including one of the last remaining linen mills still active in Ireland today, carefully selecting fabrics for their colour, texture and character.

Delivery & Returns

We take great care in preparing and packaging each order. Delivery costs are applied at checkout and are calculated based on your region. Our current shipping rates are as follows:

  • UK Delivery: £3.99
  • Ireland Delivery: €4.95
  • US Delivery: £14.99

We want you to be completely happy with your purchase. If something isn’t quite right, you may return your item within 30 days, provided it is:

  • Unused and in its original condition
  • Complete with all packaging and labels intact
How it's made...

Every piece begins with the material.

  • Linen is sourced from vintage, antique and waste streams
  • Designs are embroidered using traditional techniques by a small, specialist artisan workshop
  • Makers are SEDEX audited and certified
  • Fabric is slow-shipped to reduce environmental impact
  • Final finishing, labelling and packaging are completed by hand in Ireland

We're careful to use no mass production, just timeless considered craft at every stage.

We love our designs and hope you do too. All our embroidered ornaments are fully copyrighted internationally to Katie Larmour.

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Contemporary Irish Linen Design

Katie Larmour Linen is an Irish design studio celebrated for refined craftsmanship, thoughtful sustainability and a modern approach to traditional Irish Linen.

Founded by designer-maker Katie Larmour, the studio brings together heritage materials and contemporary design to create pieces that feel both timeless and quietly distinctive.

Katie Larmour

Katie Larmour trained in Applied Art at the University of Ulster, Belfast, graduating in 2006. After eight years working as an art and antiques dealer, she established her design studio in 2014, combining a deep understanding of material culture with a hands-on making practice.

Irish Linen has always been central to her work. Growing up in Northern Ireland, surrounded by the legacy of the linen industry, and with family ties to the Huguenot artisans who helped shape it, linen is both a personal and professional inheritance.

A Material with Meaning

The studio is known for its use of natural, undyed Irish Linen, often in its distinctive oatmeal tone. Sourced from vintage and antique cloth, mill deadstock and studio off-cuts, the linen is chosen for its longevity, integrity and heritage.

Certified by the Irish Linen Guild as a trusted and recommended maker, the brand champions linen as a material worthy of careful design and contemporary relevance.

Festive Craft, Reimagined

Over recent years, Katie Larmour Linen has become particularly known for its beautifully crafted linen decorations, designed to bring warmth, softness and subtle sparkle to seasonal interiors.

Often described as jewellery for the tree, each piece is made using salvaged Irish Linen and intricate beadwork, designed to be treasured, collected and brought out year after year.

These designs are stocked internationally and can be found in cultural institutions, historic houses, museums, luxury hotels and design-led boutiques across Ireland, the UK and beyond.

How It’s Made

Every piece begins with the material.

  • Linen is sourced from vintage, antique and waste streams
  • Designs are embroidered using traditional techniques by a small, specialist artisan workshop
  • Makers are SEDEX audited and certified
  • Fabric is slow-shipped to reduce environmental impact
  • Final finishing, labelling and packaging are completed by hand in Ireland

We're careful to use no dyes, no mass production, just timeless considered craft at every stage.