1. Arched Wooden Door: This design features a solid wooden door with intricate carvings and an arched top. It often incorporates wrought iron details and decorative glass inserts.
2. Spanish Colonial Door: Inspired by the colonial architecture of Spain, this design combines wood and wrought iron elements. It typically features a rectangular shape, Spanish-style hardware, and decorative strap hinges.
3. Mediterranean Door: This style draws influence from the Mediterranean region, incorporating elements such as wrought iron grilles, colorful tiles, and stone accents. It often features an arched top with carved wooden details.
4. Rustic Door: A rustic front door design may include reclaimed wood, distressed finishes, and wrought iron accents. It provides a warm and welcoming feel, with a nod to traditional Spanish design.
5. Spanish Revival Door: This style pays homage to the early 20th-century Spanish Revival architecture. It often features a solid wood door with decorative ironwork, intricate carvings, and smaller windows on either side.
6. Andalusian Door: Inspired by the architecture of Andalusia in southern Spain, this design may include brightly colored tiles, intricate mosaics, wrought iron details, and a grand entrance with an arched top.
7. Saltillo Tile Door: Saltillo tiles are commonly used in Spanish-style homes. Incorporating these tiles on the front door can create a cohesive and eye-catching design. Pairing the tiles with wrought iron details can enhance the Spanish Eclectic look.
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