Between this and last week's
post I'm getting a serious case of door envy. These doors are from two houses built by the architects McKim, Mead, and White (the pictures are from the wonderful book by Samuel White "
The Houses of McKim, Mead, and White"). The first door is in the Ross Revillon Winans House in Baltimore (1882-83) and the second is the front door of Ochre Point, in Newport, Rhode Island (1882-84). This is the same house that inspired my porch shingling
here. The architects used upholstery tacks --- if I was going to do this I'd start by enlarging the pictures and making a template.
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