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    THE FRONT DOOR

    Mar 04, 2020 2 minutes

    As a means of providing security from both intrusion and the weather, as well as saying something about the inhabitants of a house and the fashions and technology of the time, the front door has always held centre stage.

    The Tudor entrance, known as a four-centred door, is characterised by a distinctive flat-topped arch, and made from unpainted oak in a plank construction

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