Traditional Brown Timber Arched Double Door with Stained Glass

Traditional timber double door Revit family featuring lower multi-pane glazed panels and an ornate arched stained-glass fanlight transom. The opening is framed within a dark timber surround culminating in a semi-circular arch. Below the arch, two side-by-side rectangular intermediate lights display geometric stained glass patterns in vibrant primary and secondary tones. Crowned above them is a radiating sunburst orosi fanlight with multi-coloured petal segments. The main entrance comprises two hinged timber door leaves, each structured with six vertical glazing apertures divided by slender muntins. Earthy brown wood finishes define the primary stile and rail construction, complemented by the perimeter frame set flush against standard masonry wall hosts.

The download is a 1.1 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a wall-hosted door family in Revit, this component automatically cuts its host wall geometry upon placement. Designers can align the assembly to exterior masonry or interior partition datum lines in floor plans. Material browser parameters allow project teams to assign custom PBR glass, wood grain textures, and shading colours to the frame, door leaves, and decorative transom panes for consistency across elevation sheets and realistic interior renderings.

Suited for heritage renovations, boutique cultural venues, themed restaurants, and high-end residential courtyards, this arched entrance adds architectural authenticity to traditional schemes. The unit complements exposed brickwork, textured stucco, ornamental plaster, and Persian or Mediterranean architectural motifs. Visualisers and project architects specify this style when sourcing arched stained glass doors, traditional timber entranceways, or heritage Persian orosi fenestration.