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Fathom Fenestrations designs and fabricates steel doors and windows
for projects that demand proportion, restraint and lasting quality. Every piece comes from careful detailing, disciplined fabrication and a genuine respect for what doors and windows do to a space.


Design Intent
Fenestrations should support the architecture, not compete with it. We start with clean geometry and balanced proportions, then work through how each element behaves as a system. Frames sit flush in the wall. Sightlines are considered, not arbitrary. The way a door swings or a window slides should feel solid, not soft. The finished system reads naturally within its context, whether you're standing close or looking across the room.

Design Intent
Fenestrations should support the architecture, not compete with it. We start with clean geometry and balanced proportions, then work through how each element behaves as a system. Frames sit flush in the wall. Sightlines are considered, not arbitrary. The way a door swings or a window slides should feel solid, not soft. The finished system reads naturally within its context, whether you're standing close or looking across the room.
Quality Material & Long-Term Value
Everything we make is fabricated with close attention to tolerance, alignment and finish. Those are the details you feel over time, not just at handoff. We work in steel because it gives an opening a specific weight and presence, and because it lets us push sightlines as slim as the design calls for. Our finishes are chosen for tone, durability and the way they behave in light across the course of a day. A Fathom system doesn't announce itself. It settles into the architecture. The value shows up years after installation.


Start the conversation.
If you're planning a project that calls for steel doors or windows, say hello. We work closely with architects, builders and design teams to make sure our fenestration is specified, fabricated and installed with care. Early coordination is always welcome. We're glad to review drawings, timelines and general project goals.
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