Traditional Glazed Wood Double Door with Decorative Muntins

This traditional glazed double door Revit family features decorative timber muntins, symmetrical dual leaves, and a perimeter casing frame. A double-leaf swinging door arrangement is set into an architectural wall opening, presenting balanced visual proportions. Each leaf features an expansive glazed upper section divided by decorative vertical and splayed muntins that create a stylised geometric pattern. Raised bottom rails are detailed with recessed base panels, grounding the composition. The perimeter frame features an outer casing finished in a contrasting darker wood tone, framing the lighter timber stiles and glazing beads. Symmetrical glass lites provide visual connectivity while incorporating ornamental flair suitable for period and characterful spaces.

The download is a 256 KB 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.

Built as a wall-hosted Revit family, the component places directly into host project walls with automatic rough opening cutouts. Architects can adjust elevation sill clearances and flip swing orientations in plan view. Material parameters for the framing, casing, and clear glazing can be mapped via object styles or family type parameters to standardise finishes across project schedules.

Suitable for classic residential interiors, boutique hospitality suites, heritage renovations, and country estate designs. The unit functions effectively as a formal interior vestibule divide, a dining room connector, or an entry to a sunroom or veranda. Practitioners seeking traditional French doors, decorative glazed double doors, divided-lite entryways, and period timber joinery will find this asset ready for schematic design and technical drawing sheets.