10 Striking Examples of Metal Arched Doors

Considering the recent surge in popularity of arched doors, these additions are quickly becoming a timeless architectural classic rather than just a passing trend, adding elegance, character, and a sense of grandeur to both classic and contemporary homes. Homeowners and designers alike are exploring how to incorporate an arched design into properties of varying architectural styles and ceiling heights.

One key consideration when opting for an arched door design is ceiling height. In single-storey buildings or properties with lower ceilings, a true arched door—where the arch forms part of the doorway opening—may not always be practical. It can result in hinges sitting too low or not leaving enough clearance to walk through with ease. However, in some cases when true arched doors are not feasible, clever design solutions mean that even homes with lower ceiling heights can still enjoy the elegant look of arched doors.

1. Georgian Country property renovation

As part of a Georgian estate renovation, bronze screens and doors were installed with fixed arched heads that sit flush against the ceiling, blending seamlessly into the historic surroundings and opening up to breathtaking countryside views.

2. Sets of slim true arched doors

Sets of elegant, slim-profile doors features soft curves and minimalist glazing bars were designed into this new build property. The doors echo a larger arched entrance at the front of the property.

3. London townhouse rear extension with arched doors

This London townhouse is currently under full renovation, as part of the project a rear extension was designed featuring semi-slim arched doors combine vertical and horizontal transoms, culminating in a refined arch.

4. A trio of doors

A contemporary trio of bronze doors are capped with fixed arched heads, leading out to a patio. Ideal for summer entertaining, this design offers the perfect blend of indoor and outdoor space.

5. Thermally broken arched doors

These double-clad doors feature a double thermal break for additional thermal performance. The wide frame on the doors helps to maintain architectural balance with the depth of the columns of the room. A shallow arch accommodates the lower ceiling, achieving a blend of classical structure with contemporary design sensibility.

6. Doors with intricate leadwork

This Arts and Crafts property features slimline doors with intricate leadwork, this configuration includes double doors topped by a fixed arched panel, all flanked by matching fixed lights to help create symmetry and elegance.

7. Artist Studio with arched doors

This artist's studio lacked the height for a true arch, which the owner so greatly desired, so a fixed arched panel was cleverly built into the brickwork above the bronze doors only visible from the exterior.

8. Arched doors with flanking fixed panels

The rear elevation of this new build property was designed with an arched bronze door for access out to the garden, the door is flanked by arched fixed panels designed to match.

9. Stone orangery with bronze doors

Framed by elegant stonework on the orangery, these grand doors include arched fixed lights above and fine leadwork to echo the refined character of the rest of the property.

10. Arched doors on garden pavilion

A classical style garden pavilion for entertaining designed by Simon Morray-Jones features impressive bronze doors with arched heads.

From thoughtful design adaptations to true arched installations, bronze doors and screens with their naturally rich lustre offer a timeless and versatile architectural focal point in the home. If you have a project in mind or want to learn more about our bronze product contact us today to see how we can help you bring your project to life.

10 Striking Examples of Metal Arched Doors

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