Dan’s Thursday Doors
A while ago, I went to an open house for a house for sale. It was a very old place over one hundred years old and not been lived in for a few years. It was an amazing house with lots of rooms and a huge plot of land. I enjoyed a walk around in time. You can see by the paint work on these door that they haven’t been maintained in quite some time. I loved their patina.
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sounds like your kind of place Brian … did you put an offer in?
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It would have been over $1million so no I didn’t
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sure you’d get more than that for your place, then you could start again 😉
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Moving 😲🤪
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They’re fab
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Thanks Sheree 🙂
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You’re very welcome
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I always think… if walls could talk, a place like that much have such stories
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This one would have for sure 🙂
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Love the patina of those doors, Brian
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It is so good 🙂
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That’s a beautiful old door. I’m surprised at how narrow the upper structure is, but it has an elegant look.
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Beautiful. And a little sad, too.
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In a way, yes. They were waiting for a bit of love 🙂
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The doors look well loved, despite their faded paint.
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Doors from years ago were made from wood that was meant to last and look good that’s for sure Rebecca 🙂
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These are very historic doors..Anita
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Sure are Anita 🙂
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I like the green patina on that door.
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Isn’t it fabulous 🙂
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Love the doors, especially the one with glass. If you bought the house, you wouldn’t want to paint them!
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I would paint them. I would put a preservative coating of some sort though
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