You would need to contact a custom door manufacturer. Fontrick, Select, Upstate Door, and Creekside Millwork are some I am familiar with. They will sell to their dealer network only (not direct to the end user) but they would be able to direct you to a dealer, however they are in upstate NY.

If security is an issue, consider sidelights are easy for someone to break the glass and reach in and unlock the door. I have seen many deadbolt locks on doors with a sidelight on the latch side of the door.

As a side note, I wonder if the address in the second image is 16307 or 1637??

When we lived in LA many neighbors were broken into ... none through front door sidelights. Preferred entry point is out of sight, and mostly the rear french doors or sliders. More recent break ins were climbing up and breaking into master bedrooms if they had a balcony and french door. Another reason for the second floor break in is that most people only have the first floor entry points wired for alarms, so the crooks didn't set off alarms by breaking into master bedrooms.

PSA - make sure you alarm all entry points and add motion detectors downstairs and upstairs. Don't worry about pretty sidelights!

If security is an issue, consider sidelights are easy for someone to break the glass and reach in and unlock the door.

Realistic fear. I've heard of this happening in real life.

Your door and sidelights are beautiful! That's great advice. Thank you!

Thank you @ocsummerhouse!