About this asset

This traditional double door SketchUp model features an arched profile, warm timber finish, and integrated fluted glass panels. The assembly comprises a pair of symmetrical doors set within a robust timber frame, distinguished by an arched top profile. Each leaf incorporates a large upper glazing section featuring vertical fluted glass, divided by a muntin grid. The lower portion of each door is finished with a recessed, rounded-corner panel, adding depth and a classic aesthetic. Brass-toned hardware, including a lever handle and escutcheon, provides a functional focal point. The rich, medium-brown wood grain finish suggests a stained timber construction, suitable for high-quality interior visualisations requiring detailed joinery and refined architectural character.

The download is a 72.3 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

To integrate this door into a SketchUp project, import the component and position it within a wall opening. Since the file is structured as a single component, users can easily apply textures to the wood or glass surfaces to match specific project finishes. Ensure the axis is correctly aligned for accurate placement. For best results, use the native scaling tools to adjust the door to your specific wall height, maintaining the proportion of the arched panels and glazing sections during modification.

This door is ideal for high-end residential interiors, boutique hotel lobbies, or classic dining room transitions. It complements traditional or transitional design schemes, particularly where a sense of separation is needed without sacrificing natural light. Architects and interior designers often specify such pieces for feature entrances or partition points between formal living and circulation spaces. Search for this asset when detailing refined interior elevations, creating walkthroughs, or developing realistic room scenes that require character-driven joinery elements to enhance the overall spatial quality.