You can do some remarkable things with an old shutter!
You can do some remarkable things with an old shutter!
Here are some awesome ways to repurpose old shutters. Mug rack, plate rack, planter stand, there are so many fun upcycle DIYs!
Patrick Williams' 1850s East London apartment had "laminate flooring, recessed halogens, and cheap and nasty radiators"–until he took over. "It was your ty
Sarlat, France
Why not take discarded window shutters and learn how to repurpose them in new and brilliant ways? It's a DIY miracle!
"Celestial Embers"by Emile Corsi, 1875
I am becoming more eco-aware as I get older. I pay more attention to recycling, and even found myself looking at some homes built from recycled materials
Couple of evening hours in lovely German town - Konstanz, showed in pictures
Twenty one-year-old photographer Edward Honaker documents his own depression in powerful self-portraits. The series of black and white images illustrates the photographer’s experience with depression and anxiety. In an attempt to raise awareness of the topic, Honaker says about the project: “Mental health disorders are such a taboo topic. If you ever bring it up […]
Robin Williams' tragic death left the entire world in shock, grieving for a man whose entire professional life was dedicated to bringing joy to others.
As the man behind the camera at Forgotten Heritage Photography, Matt Emmett has ventured into abandoned buildings of every stripe: long-shuttered mills,...
Antique treasures meet new finds in this thoughtfully updated brownstone
In a world filled with WalMarts and Home Depots, let's exlpore times when America had more than one place to shop.
Marie's Place of Pure Creative Mental Indulgence & Vision Shared the World Over...
Why not take discarded window shutters and learn how to repurpose them in new and brilliant ways? It's a DIY miracle!
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The first photographic images in the late 1820s had to be exposed for hours in order to capture them on film. Improvements in the technology led to this exposure time being drastically cut down to …
You showed us your amazing curb appeal transformations. Now see which ones were finalists in our Reader Remodel Contest, as picked by you and the editors of This Old House
The association 'Bienvenue en France' was created to welcome diplomats and their families on postings to Paris. With unparalleled access to the grand embassies and diplomatic residences in the city, they have partnered with Flammarion to present a guide to these elegant, and rarely-seen houses.
deepdarkmarvellous: Ms Sally Bonetta Forbes, who must have had her audience in the gloom of the Shuttered Palace. The Empress, they say, does not like noise, but she smiled one grim smile for the...
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Queen Victoria may have vacated the British throne long ago, but the regal and architecturally distinctive Victorian houses erected during her reign, from 1837 to 1901, remain fixtures in cities across the United States, where they've put their own American twist on the European archetype. Here you can sample a selection of our favorite stateside examples of the everlasting elegance of the Victorian home.
Vivian Maier, New York, March 1955
Explore Jeffrey Johnson ~~shutter_fringe's 4628 photos on Flickr!
A century ago, builders, craftsmen, architects, and designers knew something that’s been mostly forgotten today: the rules of classical design.
What is more enchanting than an artist's studio? When these painters, sculptors and creators make a space their home, it changes the environment forever. The living space inevitably becomes a rich source of inspiration for the artist; from the furniture, the objects and books to the colour of the wa
Toad Hall is an idyllic thatched cottage in a pretty hamlet in Berkshire with a gorgeous garden and tons of charm
Here at My Modern Met, we're big proponents of cutting-edge creativity especially when it comes to the art of photography. That's why we were excited to
Mother and children. 1920's, Japan. Image via mudra51 on Flickr
Are you a fellow old house architecture fanatic? If yes, you don't want to miss this collection of beautiful historic homes that boast unique character.
Fans of vintage cameras, listen up, because we're run across a wonderful resource that could very easily consume hours upon hours of your time. Sounds
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Coney Island Teenagers, 1949 Father with Baby Daughter, 1954 Sailors Riding the Subway from Coney Island, 1957 Girl in Checkered Dress, NYC, 1957 Cruisin' on Saturday Night, Time Square, 1957 Girl with Horse, 1950 Handwriting Analysis, Coney Island, 1950 Ladies of the Garden Club, Coney Island,…
"Kerascoet Cottage" photo by Nathalie: http://www.flickr.com/photos/natamagat/3423748226/in/set-72157616500095496/. Some Rights Reserved. I adore this French cottage. The thatched roof and the blue shutters set against the gray stone are so pretty. The little window box almost gets lost in the abundance of glorious flowers surrounding it. Ce gîte est magnifique! But let's not stop here. Join me for more French cottage love. "Cottage Creeper" photo by Xerones: http://www.flickr.com/photos/xerones/1303708243/. Some Rights Reserved. Creeper has nearly taken over this cottage in Pierrerue. "Summer Cottage" photo by Eric Allix Rogers: http://www.flickr.com/photos/reallyboring/6268377928/. Some Rights Reserved. A summer cottage in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur. Pas rustique? "Postcards from Brittany 22 - Cottage" photo by Michael Foley Photography: http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelfoleyphotography/2897248412/. Some Rights Reserved. This thatched cottage of La Brière marsh shows off a cheery green door and window. If I didn't tell you it's in France, would you think it to be an Irish cottage? "Postcards from Brittany 23 - thatch" photo by Michael Foley Photography: http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelfoleyphotography/2903506170/in/photostream/ Some Rights Reserved. Beautiful Brittany thatched roof cottage. So much charm. "Postcards from Brittany 20 - Thatched cottage, La Briere, France" photo by Michael Foley Photography: http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelfoleyphotography/2887992487/in/photostream/ Some Rights Reserved. I've never seen a thatched roof cottage like this one. Stunning. "DSC_9663c/Cabanon de provence avec son moulin à vent" photo by Koen: http://www.flickr.com/photos/koen_photos/4622245256/. Some Rights Reserved. "Cabanon de provence avec son moulin à vent" translates to "Cottage of Provence with its windmill." In cottage language it translates to very picturesque. "Cottage Exterior 1" photo by Lisa Larsson:http://www.flickr.com/photos/ljcybergal/1047370639/in/set-72157601299754053/. Some Rights Reserved. I admire the rustic simplicity of this Midi-Pyrenees cottage. "IMG_5139" photo by Andrew Batram: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewbatram/6085337287/. Some Rights Reserved. A cottage on the outskirts of Montignac. (Excuse me while I go pack.) "xti_9405" photo by Art History Images (Holly Hayes): http://www.flickr.com/photos/sacred_destinations/2518815172/in/set-72157605226086878/ An enchanting cottage in North Burgundy. The little window with the flower pot is so sweet. Beautiful flowers flow like a waterfall on the stone wall. "A Cottage in Burgundy" photo by Phillip Capper: http://www.flickr.com/photos/flissphil/5434606/ Some Rights Reserved. I believe that's wisteria covering this Burgundy cottage. How long would it take to grow this mass of gorgeous blooms? "Provins0006" photo by Becky Bielstein: http://www.flickr.com/photos/beckybiel/65011796/. Some Rights Reserved. This is nothing short of wonderful. The chocolate brown shutters are perfect for this cottage. And, finally "Cottage" photo by Ben Salter:http://www.flickr.com/photos/ben_salter/1304976132/in/set-72157600218817212/ . Some Rights Reserved. a completely different cottage style in the French Alps and equally charming. So, were you able to choose a favorite cottage? Rustic, or refined? Thatched roof or tiled, metal, or shingled? Botanically unadorned, or glorious with flowers? I'd love to hear what you think. Until next time, Adieu mes amis. Linking to
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Windows, Florence, 1934 photo by Haller Frigyes
Enjoy a walking tour of stunning historic homes located in both Yorkville and Sugar Grove, Illinois. You'll see a variety of styles and colors, all nestled in a fresh dusting of snow!
