Art For Everyday Inc. manufactures custom mullion inserts for glass cabinet doors, interior doors and wall partitions. Each insert is made as a single piece instead of being assembled from separate joined bars. That gives it clean, uninterrupted lines and no joints that can loosen over time.
Choose from more than 46 standard mullion designs, ranging from classic diamond and Gothic arch patterns to modern linear grids. If none of them suits your project, we will manufacture a custom design, from intricate carved detailing to minimal modern geometry. From our Toronto facility, we supply mullion door inserts to designers, architects, cabinetmakers, millwork fabricators and contractors across North America.
-Construction: One-piece mullion inserts
-Standard designs: 46+ patterns (001–046, including left- and right-hand versions of 008)
-Custom designs: Carved, ornamental, geometric or modern patterns made to your drawing
-Mullion profiles: Profile A (Ogee) and Profile B (Bevel)
-Standard inside mullion: 7/8″ wide x 3/8″ high. Profile dimensions can be modified to suit your door profile.
-Applications: Glass cabinet doors, interior doors and wall partitions
A mullion insert has to sit precisely within the rabbet of your door rail. Our quote form covers the four most common door rail types:
-Type 1: Shaker Door Rail, Back Rabbet
-Type 2: Shaker Door Rail, Face Rabbet
-Type 3: Step Shaker Door Rail, Back Rabbet
-Type 4: Profile Door Rail, Face Rabbet
You provide the exact rail profile dimensions (A, B, C and D) and the door opening size (X and Y). We calculate the gap needed for the mullion construction, so the insert fits without trimming on site. If your rail doesn’t match any of the four types, upload a profile drawing showing dimensions A, B, C and D.
Profile A (Ogee) has a soft S-curve that suits traditional, transitional and Shaker-style cabinetry. Profile B (Bevel) has a straight angled face that suits contemporary and minimalist interiors. Both come with matching outside rails with a rabbet, and both can be adjusted to match your door profile.
Our in-house CNC machining and hand carving let us produce mullion patterns beyond the standard range: arched and ornamental designs, period reproductions, logo-inspired motifs and asymmetric modern layouts. Send a sketch, drawing or reference image with your quote request.
1-Select a standard design number (001–046)
2-Select your door rail type (Type 1–4), or upload your rail profile drawing
3-Enter rail profile dimensions A, B, C and D in decimal inches (e.g. 0.125)
4-Enter door opening dimensions X and Y in decimal inches (e.g. 14.75)
5-Select a mullion profile: A (Ogee) or B (Bevel)
6-Submit the form
What are mullion inserts?
Mullion inserts are decorative wood grids that sit over the glass in a cabinet door, interior door or partition. They divide the glass into patterns without needing separate glass panes.
What does one-piece construction mean?
The whole insert is made as a single unit rather than from separate bars glued or joined together. That gives seamless lines, consistent strength across the pattern, and no joints that can separate.
How many mullion designs do you offer?
More than 46 standard designs, numbered 001–046, including left- and right-hand versions of design 008.
Can you make a custom mullion design?
Yes. We manufacture custom designs ranging from complex carved patterns to modern symmetric and asymmetric layouts. Upload a drawing, sketch or reference image with your quote request.
If it can be made from wood or MDF, we can fabricate it to your exact specifications.
Can mullion inserts be used for wall partitions?
Yes. Our mullion inserts are made for glass cabinet doors, interior doors and glazed wall partitions.
Which door rail types do you support?
Shaker Door Rail with Back Rabbet (Type 1), Shaker Door Rail with Face Rabbet (Type 2), Step Shaker Door Rail with Back Rabbet (Type 3), and Profile Door Rail with Face Rabbet (Type 4). For any other rail, upload a profile drawing with dimensions A, B, C and D
What measurements do I need to provide?
The exact door rail profile dimensions (A, B, C, D) and the door opening (X width, Y height), all in decimal inches. Our team calculates the gap needed for the mullion construction.
What is the difference between the Ogee and Bevel profiles?
Profile A (Ogee) has a curved S-shaped face suited to traditional and transitional styles. Profile B (Bevel) has a straight angled face suited to contemporary designs. Both can be modified to match your door profile.
Can the mullion profile dimensions be changed?
Yes. The standard Ogee and Bevel dimensions can be modified to suit your door profile.