Mine are double doors, but you can get an idea of the finish, wood type, etc... They were custom made by Clark Hall doors of mahogany. We used seedy glass for a bit of privacy. We have been pleased.

I love the door.. I wonder what it would look like in a single? Is there any way you can see outside from the door?

Our front door is similar to nini's. It's double with an arch top. But the rest of our house is not visible from the foyer so we have plain glass in the doors.

Love, love, love both of those doors...we ordered something very similar...I wish we could have seedy glass, but we are in FL and the wind speed is an issue. We would have to have it set between to regular panels of glass...sort of ruins that rustic feel!

I found mine from Glasscraft and Simpson makes some too.

Good luck in your hunt!

Pam

Hey Kathi...it would look fine in a single, in fact the architect drew up two options, this and a single with sidelights. I can't even remember why we went with the doubles...I honestly think it had to do with the relative ease of cramming the gigantic Christmas I insist on every year in the house! :) My husband wanted arch topped doors like Annie's, but our house is quite traditional, even though our doors really aren't, and I thought a transom would fit the house a little better.

You can see blurry out the seedy glass...shapes, but not faces or details. It is nice for letting in light but gives you a tad more privacy.

Our doors are very similar to Annie's except 4 lit! We love ours, still currently building though!