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Sep 11

Some more iron doors and windows..

Posted in Architecture, Uncategorized

vincent van duysen

meg ryan's home in elle decor

My love of doors and windows made from iron continues..they are so beautiful that they look best left bare and unadorned - I love the way they bring that industrial element in and that they can be used equally as effectively in rustic French Provincial-style homes, in a classic ‘Hamptons’ context or in really modern spaces. Oh to have a kitchen with iron doors opening onto a leafy internal courtyard!

Hope you’ve had a great weekend x

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comments: 2 » tags: internal courtyard, iron doors, iron windows, rustic bathroom, rustic style, subway tiles

2 Responses to “Some more iron doors and windows..”

Natasha says:

August 24, 2012 at 6:17 pm

Hi Naomi, love your images of iron doors. We are looking to use them in our renovation, do you know where they can be sourced in Melbourne?

Regards

Natasha

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Lynne says:

September 12, 2011 at 12:38 am

I completely agree Naomi. I love that rustic/industrial look. One day!!

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