A Little Mowry Detail Work
I guess he knew what he was doing.
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Under The Fog And Behind The Redwoods Restoring An 1895 Victorian Home
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7 comments:
Wow! No, I mean, WOW! Beautiful. Thanks for sharing these photos.
Stunning!
Thanks for the eye candy. Is it just me or is that one piece of trim just itchin for a fixin?
It does look a little beat up, doesn't it,
And kudos to the person(s) that own (and maintain) the house on Hillsdale for the crisp, clean paint job that emphasizes that beautimous detail work.
That looks fantastic!
But I am amazed...we just don't HAVE "one over one" windows around here of that age. Around here, they are all two over two. And I have never seen the three over three on the front ever!
Guess thats why I follow architecture blogs....grin!
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