Design reference. This double-door composition radiates warm wood-tone strips from a circular centre spanning both leaves. Staggered pieces build a strong sunburst, while two textured metal-tone rings and a round centre add another layer of relief. The centre joint remains visible through the entire motif.
Locate the centre before drawing the rays
The focal point sits below mid-height, making the upper rays longer and more dramatic. Move this point on the full elevation to suit the opening and normal viewing distance. Every strip, ring and leaf joint then needs to meet accurately around it.
Build a hierarchy of depth
Flat outer rays, stepped inner pieces and textured rings create three readable levels. A physical sample is the best way to judge projection, edge detail and finish under entrance lighting. The photograph does not confirm wood species, metal composition, internal structure or pivot hardware. Dooream can develop a custom radial design from a reference or drawing. Send this image or ask about the focal height; opening size can follow.