Similar southwestern Style
Arched Double Front Door With Dark Wood, Wrought Iron, and Stone Entryway
Overview
Design of a Maryland wrought iron arched single with french lattice design for southwestern homes. With brushed steel.
Description
a double front door with an arched top. The doors are dark wood, possibly stained mahogany or a similar dark wood tone. Each door panel features multiple vertical glass panes framed by ornate, wrought-iron-style scrollwork. The ironwork is black or a very dark bronze color. The door hardware, including handles and possibly a locking mechanism, appears to be a matching dark metal. The doors are set into an arched stone entryway. The stone appears to be a mix of various sizes and colors, primarily light beige, tan, and gray, giving a textured, natural look. The arch is constructed from these stones. Above the arch is a small gabled roof extension supported by decorative dark brown corbels that matches trim details elsewhere on the facade. Flanking the stone entry are outdoor sconces with a traditional lantern design. The house façade is stucco, painted in a warm beige tone. Windows are visible on either side of the door and above, with dark frames and multiple panes of glass. The roof is terracotta tile. A concrete walkway leads up to the door. A small rectangular doormat rests in front of the doors. Small shrubs are planted on either side of the walkway and near the entry, providing a touch of greenery. The overall architectural style seems to be a blend of Mediterranean and Tuscan influences.
