This post is for Ann, who took many of these photos. She has a thing for architectural detail, as do I, and there is no end of really interesting doors, windows, niches, and other architectural embellishments to photograph all over Italy. I should clarify. I am speaking of classical embellishments in Italian-speaking Italy and not of the timber framing and stags' horns of the alpine style found in German-speaking Trentino-Alto Adige.
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| Pistoia: Gorgeous Classic Doors |
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| Pistoia: Incredible Door Ornamentation |
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| Pisotia: Stunning Iron Grating |
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| Pistoia: Hand-Wrought Burglar Bars |
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| Modena: Work of Art in Iron |
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| Bologna: Diamond Bars |
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| Verona: Gothic Flourish |
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| Verona: Door to Our B&B Dates to 1200s |
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| Verona: Neither Door nor Window Niche at Chiesa di Santo Stefano |
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| Verona: More Windows with Gothic Flourishes |
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| Verona: Niche on Corner of Building |
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| Verona: Not a Door, but a Passageway to a Courtyard |
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| Ferrara: A Beautiful Take on Corner Ornamentation |
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| Ferrara: Lion's Head Motifs on a Door |
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| Ferrara: Pigeon and Window Grating on Castello Estense |
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| Ferrara: Biblioteca Comunale Ariostea Expand to See Carving and Iron Staples in Wood |
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| Firenze: Streetside Shrine at San Pancrazio |
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| Firenze: Order Window at a Panino Shop |
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| Firenze: Window Detail at Palazzo Lenzi |
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| Firenze: Shutters and the Pitti Coat of Arms |
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| Firenze: Love the Iron Transom |
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| Firenze: Square Pyramid Iron Through Bolts |
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| Firenze: Massive Portal at Santo Spirito |
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| Firenze: Massive Iron Gate at Palazzo Guicciardini |
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