Do not ask me what is so interesting about this window because I haven’t any idea. I thought it unusual and I snapped a picture of it as I was walking the neighborhood. Something charming and intriguing about it.
It’s not a typical nautical porthole, so what architectural genre is it?
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Is it Victorian maybe? I think the hexagonal shape makes it unique. It would also be more ively with stained glass. 🙂
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It may be Victorian, I’m just not certain. But we don’t see that type of window in south central Texas often. Yes, a stained glass would be lovely in that shape.
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Its a beautiful image and great post. Thanks for sharing.
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You are most welcome. Glad you liked it.
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i love all non-quadratic windows. This is lovely.
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Ahhh, thanks. I never thought about non-quadratic windows. Obviously I’m toooo traditional.
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Extremely interesting. I love the shape and yes, I agree that stained glass would be ideal.
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It is interesting. I need to knock on the door and see what I can find out about it.
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We had a gable vent shaped like that installed on the front of our house when it was re-sided abt 15yrs ago. It does make a beautiful window.
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Okay, I’ll ask. What is a gable vent? Did you put stain glass in it?
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Whatever it is, it is cute and neat!
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Thanks.
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