For a further description, see the Storefronts section. See Drawing 13 and photo 18. These doors are painted and have simple trim and details. Door knobs, locks, and hinges are usually very plain. Typically, doors and trim are painted.
Most doors have windows, some with beveled or leaded glass in decorative patterns.
In keeping with the ornate character of Italianate architecture, door hardware is often large and decorative. Rather than focusing on doors, Queen Anne buildings emphasize overall composition as well as dormers, turrets, chimneys, brickwork, and siding patterns. Usually up to four feet wide, these doors have large single panes of glass. With low-profile molding and trim, they are as likely to be painted, stained or varnished. Door hardware is generally low-key.