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   jackplane | Jul 12, 2004 07:48pm | #1

   Georgian, with an arched transom and sidelights. Sometimes this style has columns on either side of the door for a grand effect.

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   hammer1 | Jul 14, 2004 04:51am | #2

   A book called, "Mexicasa" by Melba Levick and Gina Hyams, ISBN 0-8118-2806-9 has some great pictures of Haciendas to put you in the mood. Only a few doors though. I like these I saw in Italy and Paris.

   
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   kiwimac21 | Jul 14, 2004 05:42am | #3

   The Design Book series have a few doors and entrances.

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   kiwimac21 | Jul 14, 2004 05:57am | #4

   Take a look at these sites:

    

   Doors

   http://www.woodharbor.com/charleston.html

   http://www.simpsondoor.com/product_info/idea_gallery/idea_gallery.shtml

   http://www.precisiondoors.com/gardendoor.htm

   http://www.stallionintl.com/wood.html

   http://www.growinglifestyle.com/article/s0/a133988.html

    

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   Steinmetz | Jul 18, 2004 09:33pm | #5

   Theres a book out entitled Doors of Ireland can't find mine, but beautifully illustrated

    By the way, while I visited Australia, I marvelled at the handicraft used in their doors

   Bemuda   another example of fine wood moldings and doors. The Princess    Hotel in Hamilton is a prime example since 1885. ( Mahogany to die for)

    Steinmetz.

   
   

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   KeithNewton | Jul 19, 2004 05:13am | #6

   Thanks to all for your input. Somehow when I have my back to the wall for design ideas, I like to view what others have done, just for inspiration, then somehow my own ideas seem to jell, usually around 3:00 AM, then I off and running. Your help is greatly appreciated.

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   ABenker | Jul 19, 2004 08:04pm | #7

   http://www.mendocinodoors.com/gallery/default.html

   I ran across this site while searching for door designs for my own house. I hope it helps. this is mostly A&C.