Woman's Day

"Demolition Depot - This salvage specialty retailer maintains several thousand vintage and antique doors, neatly organized by type and style in its large New York showroom (216 East 125th Street). While the inventory changes regularly, it always offers a full range of wood doors (painted and unpainted) and a variety of styles, including French and English Country, Art Deco and more. If you want matching doors throughout the house, the company offers many sets, rescued from large estates. Prices start at $75 for a plain, distressed vintage door and climb to several thousand dollars for unique ones with decorative carvings. The company sells only to customers who visit the showroom with measurements in hand, but you can see a selection at http://www.demolitiondepot.com."

Time Out New York

"...This new uptown venue, within view of the Triboro Bridge, fills four stories and a backyard garden. The bottom floor is devoted to lamps, mirrors and column pillars, interspersed with a few oddities, including an enormous gaming wheel from an early-20th-century Masonic lodge ($5,500) and several bicycles built for two ($375). The second floor houses an impressive collection of heavy antique doors, and on the third floor, there are enough porcelain bathroom fixtures to keep aspiring Duchamps happy for decades..."