I am obsessed with doors and love the more textured and weathered ones especially. I keep meaning to do my own post about doors to share the epic number of photos I have so maybe this will be a kick in the pants to do so. Such a beautiful picture Debbie.
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I am obsessed with doors and love the more textured and weathered ones especially. I keep meaning to do my own post about doors to share the epic number of photos I have so maybe this will be a kick in the pants to do so. Such a beautiful picture Debbie.
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That is so amazing!
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Love the muted colour palette and the textures and patterns! What a life that dooor has had!
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Hasn’t it just! You could feel the history oozing out of the old wood in Palermo
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Wood and stone…I loved Sicily for the palpable sense of history in its architectural decay
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This is so evocative. I love the stories old doors seem to tell.
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I love this But Sue will be in minor ecstasy!
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🙂 🙂
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Sue is!
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Good 🙂
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😄👍
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Love this door Debbie 🙂
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I spent most of my first day in Palermo admiring the doors!
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Next trip make it a door fact finding mission 🙂
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That’s a beautiful photo, Debbie.
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Thanks Dan. There were so many great doors to enjoy
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