One of the little towns I visited in England on this trip was Rye. One of the things that stood out for me was some of the windows. Below are some of them.
I love this curved window. It seems a great place to display something like this vase.
One of two windows I tok photos of that had sailboats in them.
I love inside shutters. When I stayed at Oxford University they had something that closed on the inside as well instead of blinds.
The second window displaying a sailboat.
This one was just an interesting shape.
I love the architecture of windows and doors that are older. They seem to have more character. Which one do you like best?
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Beautiful windows!
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I’d love to have a window like the first one.
When I went to India I was captivated by all the different doors, and imagined making a coffee table book of them. It didn’t happen, but I’ve got lots of great door pictures.
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Doors are captivated as well. You should make some posts of those old doors. I would love to see them and I’m sure others would too.
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Some interesting windows in Rye. Windows and doors in an old town or city are so interesting. Quebec City and Dublin are 2 places with great character and variety, as well. Happy Saturday. Allan
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I haven’t been to Quebec in years. May need to go again in a few years. It does not help they keep closing the train line from NYC to Montreal.
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That was fun and lovely.
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I love looking at the architecture including doors and windows of old houses.
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I like the round one.
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I like old windows, shutters, miniature sailboats too; older things were made so well—I wish we’d go back to making things the old-fashioned way. My favorite is the curved window, it’s gorgeous.
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Most of the furniture I buy is from garage sales and vintage shops. It’s just made better. Sometimes I need to sand it down, restrain it, refinish or repaint it ifs it’s metal, but it’s worth the effort. There are a few places that still make solid wood furniture but they are few and far between.
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It’s worth the effort to restore the originals, I like finding old treasures and fixing them too.
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A lot of people do not appreciate the old. It is a thing to buy up the old furniture and paint over it to make it more modern in appearance.
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Yes, I’d be interested in doing restoration for work but I don’t have a truck. I like working with my hands.
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A coworker does that on the side with houses. She buys old ones and redoes them and resells them. Some she rents as extra income.
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