What I like about this door is all of the textures. There's the blue-painted wood of course, but there are also the old wood beam lintel, the window glass and curtains, a ceramic street number, plus stone blocks and the stone pavers.
Old doors are treasures and this one got really nice details. The ceramic house number is an eyecatcher. I came home from a travel to Lisbon. A town full of treasures too. Tess
I also like taking photographs of doors whenever we travel. I have one with a bullet hole in it that I found in a little town in New Market, Virginia, last summer. Looking forward to lots of interesting doors and windows there in Amboise when we visit in September!
I like also the sign with the number 1 on the right.
ReplyDeleteOpps, I think it is on the left :-)
ReplyDeleteThe soft blue really appeals to me.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the famous Pontijou stone used to build Cheverny, that gets whiter with time (like us!).
ReplyDeleteOld doors are treasures and this one got really nice details. The ceramic house number is an eyecatcher.
ReplyDeleteI came home from a travel to Lisbon. A town full of treasures too.
Tess
We visited Lisbon last year and it was indeed a wonderful place. Now there's a city to see ceramic treasures !
DeletePretty ensemble. We should all have pretty ceramic numbers. They make life happier.
ReplyDeleteI also like taking photographs of doors whenever we travel. I have one with a bullet hole in it that I found in a little town in New Market, Virginia, last summer. Looking forward to lots of interesting doors and windows there in Amboise when we visit in September!
ReplyDeleteWell hopefully you find any here with bullet holes !
DeleteTres textural image Stuart, the ceramic number plate is so charming.
ReplyDeleteTres textural image Stuart, the ceramic number plate is so charming.
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