Forged Door with Glamour-Style Glass (DZ22)

DZ22 is an arched pair of palace doors set at the end of an opulent marble hall beneath a chandelier. Scrolls and gilded accents fill the glazed leaves.

We make them openwork or with additional glazing, and few people walk past without stopping to look.

A fan of scrolls in the transom

Black scrolls in the transom are arranged like a fan, and lower down they turn into symmetrical ornaments against the glass. The glazing lets daylight into the hall, while the ornament provides discretion and protection. Here the glamour style is underlined by light walls, gilded furniture and mirrors, but the same design looks just as good in a classical facade. In a hall with a marble floor and a crystal chandelier, forged doors must match the class of the rest of the interior.