Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
blind-door
Noun
/blaɪnd dɔːr/
Definition
A type of construction feature that is a door that does not have any functional purpose; it appears to be a door but does not open or provide entry.
Examples
- The old mansion had several blind-doors, contributing to its mysterious charm.
- In some designs, blind-doors are used to balance the symmetry of a facade.
Meaning
In architecture, a blind-door is a decorative element that gives the illusion of a door but does not serve as a passageway, often found in buildings for aesthetic reasons.
Synonyms
- False door
- Decorative door
- Faux door
