Architecture: Doors, Gates, and Windows

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Fernanda Trigueiro

an assortment of wooden doors with decorative designs on the front and side panels, all painted different colors

Door ironworks by Ernest Blerot around 1900, Brussels, Belgium (Photos Phalempin Christian)

an open doorway with a clock in the center

Art Deco Entrance

Art Nouveau Arquitectura

Art Nouveau Architecture

Iconic Buildings

Art Deco Pattern

Entrance of a building in Paris by Léon Tissie, ironwork by Adalbert Szabo (📷 Claude Abron)

many different windows and balconies on an old building

Windows in Venice, Italy

Entrance of a building in Paris by Léon Tissie; ironwork by Adalbert Szabo

Art Deco door; entrance of a building in Paris by Léon Tissie; ironwork by Adalbert Szabo; photo by Claude Abron

many different doors and windows with decorative designs

"ENTRANCE DOORS from early 20th century: 1. 16 rue Eugéne Manuel, París, 1903, Architect: Charles Klein; Ceramist: Émile Muller, Pinterest 2. Casas Bonaventura Pujol - Manuel Mora, 1908, Architect: Jaume Sanllehí i Molist, Barcelona, photo by Arnim Schulz; 3. 1903, 14 rue Gallieni, Courbevoie, Hauts-de-Seine, France, Pinterest; 4. House Achilles Van Hoecke Dessel, 1903, Kunstlaan 41, Ghent, Belgium Photo © Ivan Buenosaires; 5. France, Photo: Sherry B. Good; 6. Casa Vallet i Xiró, 1912, Architect: Josep Maria Barenys i Gambús; photo by Arnim Schulz; 7. Peter Behrens, Behrens House, 1901, Mathildenhöhe, Art Colony in Darmstadt, Germany, © Sally W. Donatello; 8. stained, leaded & etched glass panels with irises, by Eugene Gaillard, Pinterest; 9. Vienna, Austria."

the doors are decorated with different designs and colors, including bronzes or silvers

Door Knobs And Knockers

Door handles

Art Nouveau wrought iron gates and doors

"ART NOUVEAU WROUGHT IRON GATES AND DOORS, late 19th/early 20th century: 1. Art Nouveau à Saverne (67), Grand' Rue by Yvette Gauthier, Flickr; 2. Villa Knopf, Strasbourg, by art_nouveau_geek; 3. In Mexico; 4. no information; 5. 1910, 16eme arrondissement, Paris, France, Architect: Auguste Bluysen (Photo credit: doors_od [|G]); 6. 1902, Rue Jean-Sessler 1, 2502 Biel/Bienne, Switzerland; 7. La Hublotière, 72 route de Montesson, 78110 Le Vésinet, Architect: Hector Guimard, 1896, by Yvette Gauthier, Flickr; 8. VILLA LURMANN, 1900-1910, Leuvensesteenweg 330, Kortenberg, Brussels, Belgium I Architect: Emiel Van Averbeke (1876-1946) (Photo by Johan Bakker, wikimedia commons); 9. no information, Pinterest. (Selection and collage by SJ)"

an open door with a stained glass window in the center and decorative iron work on the sides

Art Deco

an old building with ornate doors and windows on the front door is decorated in stone

Lavirotte Building in Paris,1901

"The Lavirotte Building, an apartment building at 29 Avenue Rapp in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, France, was designed by the architect Jules Lavirotte and built between 1899 and 1901. The building is one of the best-known surviving examples of Art Nouveau architecture in Paris. The facade is lavishly decorated with sculpture and ceramic tiles made by the ceramics manufacturer Alexandre Bigot. Lavirotte was awarded the prize for the most original new facade in the 7th arrondissement in 1901."