Similar spanish colonial Style
Ornate Arched Mahogany Double Door With Wrought Iron Detailing
Overview
Design of a Illinois arched double with arabesque pattern design for spanish colonial homes. With pure white.
Description
The door is a double door made of dark wood, possibly mahogany or a similar hardwood. It features an arched top with intricate wrought iron detailing overlaid on glass panels. The ironwork consists of scrolling patterns and geometric shapes, giving it an ornate, decorative appearance. The door has substantial, vertically-oriented handles, also likely made of wrought iron or a dark metal. The door is set within a large arched entryway. The archway is decorated with a repeating geometric pattern. The surrounding facade is white stucco or a similar material. Flanking the main door are arched windows with black frames and multiple panes. The windows echo the arch motif of the main entrance. The architectural style appears to be Mediterranean or Spanish Colonial Revival. The exterior walls are smooth and painted a light color, contrasting with the dark wood and iron details of the doors and windows. Lantern-style light fixtures are mounted on either side of the main door. There are potted plants on either side of the entrance. The walkway leading to the door is paved with light-colored stone tiles. A patterned doormat lies in front of the door.
