Similar spanish colonial Style
Arched Mediterranean Double Door With Wrought Iron and Stone Frame
Overview
Design of a Washington wrought iron solid panel with industrial grid design for spanish colonial homes. With oil-rubbed bronze. traditional decoration
Description
A large, arched doorway features a dark wood door system, comprised of a central double door flanked by sidelights. The doors and sidelights are adorned with ornate, wrought-iron scrollwork, creating a decorative cage effect over the glass panes. The main doors have a panel design at the bottom. An arched transom window sits above the doors, also featuring the same wrought-iron design. The door frame and surrounding archway are made of a light-colored stone or stucco, with a keystone detail at the top of the arch. The exterior wall is a warm, earthy tan. Flanking the door are two ornate, black metal sconces with lit, glass-enclosed lanterns. Below, two dark, urn-shaped planters hold neatly trimmed, round shrubs. The doorway is accessed by stone steps, with a dark, patterned doormat at the base of the door. A small, rectangular, dark object, possibly a doorbell or intercom system, is visible on the wall to the right of the door. The design style appears to be Mediterranean or Tuscan-inspired.
