I see a door with transom above to the left, then a window hidden behind the lantern, and then a mirror. What are you asking exactly?

I'm trying to find a window like that but I'm not exactly sure what to ask for. It looks like it's maybe 3 parts. I wanted to try & Google it.

The window hidden by lantern

I'd like to know myself. Maybe the Houzz Windows Forum would be a better place to post this question. Blow up the picture and be specific about your question.

http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/windows

I have heard these full length windows called "Jefferson windows" I think that Thomas Jefferson used them at Monticello. They open fully so that you walk through to the porch. I had them in an old Victorian house.

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Attaching a pict of the front of my house. To the right are actually windows. I think. I mean they do not open. It drives me crazy because it makes my house look like a duplex. I was thinking I could change out with full length windows. Would that be hard? Or does anyone have other ideas?

So they are fixed doors? Without seeing the context of the front, they look charming. Doesn't cost anything to get a price.

The ones on the right are the fixed doors. The ones on left is actually an entrance. I wonder if I replace the fixed doors like you posted, remove the light on that side & ad a drop down light in front of actual entrance doors?? You think that would make it look less like a duplex?

Thank you! Maybe this will work. This is one part of my house that I struggle with.

The only problem is that the entrance door is right against the wall so there isn't a place to add a light there. For the life of me I don't understand the builders thinking when doing this.