Similar japanese zen Style
Mahogany Double Front Door With Divided Glass Panes and Sidelights
Overview
Design of a Nebraska solid panel with partial scroll design for japanese zen homes. With champagne.
Description
A double front door crafted from wood, likely mahogany or a similar hardwood, featuring a warm, medium-toned stain. Each door is divided into numerous small, rectangular glass panes separated by dark mullions, creating a grid-like pattern across the majority of the door's surface. The doors are flanked by sidelights, also divided into similar glass panes. The door frame and sidelight frames are constructed from the same wood as the doors, matching in color and finish. The hardware consists of long, vertical, dark-colored handles. The door is set into a recessed entryway with a beige or light tan stucco exterior. Above the door, a gabled roof structure provides shelter, supported by exposed wooden beams. Two lantern-style light fixtures are mounted on either side of the door frame, illuminating the entrance. A rectangular black mailbox is visible on the right side of the door. A light gray concrete walkway leads to the door, with a small, rectangular doormat placed in front of the entrance. Two rounded, green shrubs are positioned on either side of the walkway, flanking the entrance. Windows with white frames and similar grid patterns are visible on either side of the door and entryway. The roof is covered with dark brown tiles.
