For this Too Good to Miss Tuesday I must address a universal truth . . . blue doors are beautiful. The evidence: substantial number of instances found throughout Europe.
With shades ranging from chicken egg blue (yes they exist--my sister has a chicken that lays blue eggs) to "almost green" turquoise I love them all. Included are a few "un-door" examples too significant to leave out.
"Sky on a snowy day blue" with a "dash of retro vibe aqua"
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| Clockwise from top left: Riomaggiore Italy, Bratislava Slovakia, Paris France x2, Verona Italy, Paris France |
"Solemn-enough" grey/blue fit for nobility and a monastery
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| Clockwise from top left: Modena Italy, Prague Czech Republic (x2), Inveraray Scotland. Center: Prage Czech Republic |
"You know you want to know more" electric blue juxtaposed with "sophisticated sky" blues
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| Clockwise from top left: Bologna Italy, Amsterdam Netherlands, Zurich Switzerland, Amsterdam Netherlands. Center: Paris, France |
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The unorthodox mix . . . of course the Gelato University sign is blue, and the 2 black doors in Amsterdam are made even more stunning by the neighboring blue paint. Those sky blue/grey door and window frames in Zurich are the portals to a cozy home decor shop. I dream of wallpapering a nook with their library/book wall covering just as they did.
Turquoise that's all I'm gonna say
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| Clockwise from top left: Ghent Belgium, Inveraray Scotland, Dozza Italy, Gothenburg Sweden, Verona Italy, Edinburgh Scotland |
And below, the pic of that romanticly lit door caught in a drizzly haze was the last blue door I captured on my last night in Europe.
Ardently Indigo
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| Clockwise from left: Bergen Norway, London (Notting Hill) England, Paris France |
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