I think it's interesting that the doorway to the right has a keystone above it and the left one doesn't. The right one also projects outward from the building. (Sorry, I observe the most bizarre things sometimes). I wonder if the left one was originally a window.
Regardless, the doors are both exquisite. The balcony's are really cool.
Elle parait bien tristounette cette terrasse avec les jolies chaises... vertes. Mais il y a un petit coin de ciel bleu planqué au dessus de la porte bleue. Comme le petit oiseau, il va bientôt sortir et alors tout sera changé !
Was für traumhafte Portale und wie gerne würde ich jetzt in diesem zauberhaften Cafe sitzen, im Sonnenschein ;)) und etwas Köstliches genießen - hier regnet es unentwegt und es ist sehr, sehr kalt :((!
I like the house number above the doors and the reflection in the transome window. Those look like stock millwork elements that can be affixed. Interesting how the little grill proportions change from above the doors to those above the terrace. . .probably the terrace one was replaced at some point and not matched well. Love all your doorways into interesting spaces! Thanks for the concern. . .I had such a full week and weekend that I got behind and had to play major catch up. I love the color of those chairs. -Kim
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Merci de votre visite très appréciée et de laisser une pensée ! Désolée de devoir modérer vos commentaires, VDP en a un peu marre des spammeurs en ce moment !
A slightly Art Déco doorway...
I've not heard the phrase, "slighty Art Deco" before, but what the heck, I'll take your word for it! It is a cool doorway!
ReplyDeleteIf this is Wednesday, it must be Doorway!
ReplyDeleteRetour au bleu works for «Louis», too!
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ReplyDeleteI think it's interesting that the doorway to the right has a keystone above it and the left one doesn't. The right one also projects outward from the building. (Sorry, I observe the most bizarre things sometimes). I wonder if the left one was originally a window.
ReplyDeleteRegardless, the doors are both exquisite. The balcony's are really cool.
Is Le Royal a cafe? If I were sipping a coffee in front I'd expect something very impressive to come parading out of the blue door.
ReplyDeleteIt is an impressive double bleu doorway, no doubt about it.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow. What a fabulous photo you've taken of these splendid doors. And I really like those chairs, too.
ReplyDeleteYour city has such great details! I love the brown and the blue next door to each other.
ReplyDeleteHow 'bout that? Dining outside one of the doorways to keep an eye on the other one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful duo each of them!
ReplyDeletej'espere que ce retour au bleu, annonce le retour du beau temps ;)
ReplyDeleteLes portes d'entree etaient vraiment hautes. Jolie photo et un coin sympa pour prendre un cafe.
ReplyDeleteElle parait bien tristounette cette terrasse avec les jolies chaises... vertes. Mais il y a un petit coin de ciel bleu planqué au dessus de la porte bleue. Comme le petit oiseau, il va bientôt sortir et alors tout sera changé !
ReplyDeleteA dore the the doors.
ReplyDeleteLove the blue. And the door too. MB
ReplyDeleteCe qui m'intrigue toujours dans les portes versaillaises, c'est la petite fenêtre au-dessus!
ReplyDeletele Royal aurait pu mettre des chaises bleues...
Was für traumhafte Portale und wie gerne würde ich jetzt in diesem zauberhaften Cafe sitzen, im Sonnenschein ;)) und etwas Köstliches genießen - hier regnet es unentwegt und es ist sehr, sehr kalt :((!
ReplyDeleteAllerliebste Grüße, aus Bayern, herzlichst Jade
It takes a good eye to see the deco. The outside more than the inside, I think. Versailles has many beautiful doors, that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful door. Versailles seems to have a lot of them.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful image. The two doorways are like a sister and a brother!
ReplyDeleteBlue must be a popular color for doors there.
ReplyDeleteLoving the doors!!!
ReplyDeleteJ'aime bien tous qui est art nouveau. Il n'en manque pas a Paris !
ReplyDeleteAmusante cette photo, on se met aussitôt à observer une porte, puis l'autre et de recommencer...
ReplyDeletePif Paf, Pouf, ce se ra toi que j'choi si rai.....Et bien, on se retrouve à la terrasse, Ciel !
ReplyDeleteIch staune immer wieder, wie viel schöner Türen und Pforten man hier allerorts finden kann, nie gleichen sie sich ...
ReplyDeleteLiefs Anett
The doors are so similar yet different in fascinating ways: colour, width.... This is so cool!
ReplyDeleteI like the house number above the doors and the reflection in the transome window. Those look like stock millwork elements that can be affixed. Interesting how the little grill proportions change from above the doors to those above the terrace. . .probably the terrace one was replaced at some point and not matched well. Love all your doorways into interesting spaces!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the concern. . .I had such a full week and weekend that I got behind and had to play major catch up.
I love the color of those chairs.
-Kim
I like the idea of slightly something... (I'm afraid I use it often either!)
ReplyDeletegood eye- what a cool looking door!
ReplyDeleteTo me this is unique and very pretty!
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