I forgot where I took this one. Such details! …… I went on a big dig and found out just where I took this photo. It is the door of Williamsburg Savings Bank. A shot of the building is next.Fancy, right!!!I run across all kinds of interesting things in my morning walks. This was definitely one of them. It was in a space where a garage ought to be. This baby is going nowhere! Of course, when I saw the vent in top my mind went to mmmm.. this could be converted to a studio apartment!Love this blue.I’m pretty sure I used this one before. This is the entrance to a yatch club.. or a place for storing boats.Love the wood and the details here, no paint.The above door belonged to this building. I used to live in one of those. A nicely curved alcovel off the living room. For us older kids, it was the ‘boyfriend room’. Until mom caught on, that is!This one has its own personality I think, Even though it’s snuggled up to a monster building on the rightThis is such a cutie, it stood vacant and boarded up for a good long time. The right person finally got ahold of it and put a nice face on it. Tiny, but workable!Love the idea of the window boxes and this rooftop outdoor space. I would be out there at all hours of the night, star gazing🙂
That’s all for this week.
For Thursday Doors with Dan over at No Facilities. To see others entries go here.
These are wonderful. I had to laugh at the thought that someone might be living in the pop-up garage. I could see that. I love the little buildings that survive in big cities. I really like the gate to the yacht club abd the doors at # 502
Thank you Dan. On HGTV I see them use shipping containers for living space. They stack them and use a spiral metal staircase..in Texas where the heat rules. So I can just imagine🙂. This one would be cuter I think🙂. Have a blessed day!🙂
Thursday Doors is always one of my top fave features. It’s hard to choose which door I like best among these–I do like the BLUE one, for sure. And the top one looks like it’s painted in verdigris. Blessings to you Pat! 🙂 ❤
Thanks for the link. …Glad to see I’m not the only one thinking like that🙂 Didn’t know they had a name, “quonset hut”. Very interesting work they doing there in Detroit. I noticed from the link some are higher. Makes for a better chance of a window and roomier sleeping area. Thanks for the info.
Pat
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These are great doors. The first blue one is particularly attractive.
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I love that one too.🙂. Thank you.
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Wonderful selection
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Thank you Sheree 🙂
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My pleasure
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These are wonderful. I had to laugh at the thought that someone might be living in the pop-up garage. I could see that. I love the little buildings that survive in big cities. I really like the gate to the yacht club abd the doors at # 502
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Thank you Dan. On HGTV I see them use shipping containers for living space. They stack them and use a spiral metal staircase..in Texas where the heat rules. So I can just imagine🙂. This one would be cuter I think🙂. Have a blessed day!🙂
Pat
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That would be like an oven on a sunny day 😳
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Surely!!🙂
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Love this selection of doors. Some almost magical ☺️
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Glad you like them, thank you for visiting! 🙂
Pat
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I really like that sunny blue one too. (K)
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Thank you (K). That one seems to be a favorite this week.🙂
Pat
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All of these are lovely, but I adore that first ornate blue door.
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It is a beauty!🙂 Thank you D🙂
Pat
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Thursday Doors is always one of my top fave features. It’s hard to choose which door I like best among these–I do like the BLUE one, for sure. And the top one looks like it’s painted in verdigris. Blessings to you Pat! 🙂 ❤
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love that blue door, and the other one with the wreath!
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That one with the wreath is so cute, and tiny. I always wonder what the space looks like inside. Thanks Tanja🙂.
Pat
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The fancy gate is my favorite but the ‘boyfriend’ room building is awesome. I always envisioned having a read room in one of those.
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That would be a good spot for a read room. Sorry for the late response🙂. Thanks for stopping by🙂
Pat
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Detroit has a quanset hut community called True North–a friend lived in one for a few years. Here is a link: https://detroit.curbed.com/2017/6/16/15816514/quonset-hut-true-north-detroit
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Thanks for the link. …Glad to see I’m not the only one thinking like that🙂 Didn’t know they had a name, “quonset hut”. Very interesting work they doing there in Detroit. I noticed from the link some are higher. Makes for a better chance of a window and roomier sleeping area. Thanks for the info.
Pat
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