I always admire this oriel window found on the side of a house in the Annex neighbourhood. It is hard to see because of the reflections but there is a lovely vase of flowers sitting inside it.
Pat, thank you for extending my vocabulary. I didn't know these second story windows were called oriel, a Latin origin word. The one in your photo is fine looking with real craftsmanship.
What a charming detail! Oriel windows always add such character to a building. It’s lovely that you’ve noticed the vase of flowers inside—it must brighten up the space. Even with the reflections, it sounds like a small, hidden gem in the neighbourhood!
Pat, thank you for extending my vocabulary. I didn't know these second story windows were called oriel, a Latin origin word. The one in your photo is fine looking with real craftsmanship.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteInteresting architecture.
ReplyDeleteI love little details like this.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteIt is a pretty window! Take care, have a wonderful day!
What a sweet little nook.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty window.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming detail! Oriel windows always add such character to a building. It’s lovely that you’ve noticed the vase of flowers inside—it must brighten up the space. Even with the reflections, it sounds like a small, hidden gem in the neighbourhood!
ReplyDeleteIt is admirable
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely. Seems to let light in without permitting outsiders to see inside.
ReplyDeleteYou remind me I need to take window shots for windowfriday hashtag
ReplyDeleteQuite distinctive.
ReplyDeleteI now know what an oriel window looks like. I've not seen many.
ReplyDeleteGreat architectonical detail.
ReplyDeleteI would probably put books there too.
ReplyDeleteMe gusta . Es muy original.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.