Window Door And Flower Tapestries

window door and flower

An old wooden door and window in an historic residential building in the medieval village of Buzet in Istria, western Croatia

Ribeauvillé, Alsace, France

Beautiful stained glass window with shaped door at St Marys in Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire (UK) . HDR photography

An old wooden door and window in an historic residential building in the medieval village of Buzet in Istria, western Croatia

gouache painting

door window and flower

kitchen window and door of my old house in winter light; challenge entry only

A house with a blue door and blue shutters in the Stari Grad historic centre of the coastal town of Novi Vinodolski, Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, Croatia

The Church of the Holy Ghost in Somerset dates from the 14th century and is one of the finest churches of the area. I was struck by the harmonious combination of door and window when I walked around it.

An old wooden door and window, with peeling paint and shadows, in plastered building in Naxos, Greece.

Window and Door Dust Bowl House by Debra Martz Located on the grounds of the Cimarron Heritage Center museum in Boise City, Oklahoma. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Until the last petal falls.

Picturesque window with vintage lace curtains, flower garden and artificial bird cage in a small Malta town Senglea on a summer day.

barn window and door

crow with flower design

A black and white pattern drawing a did with a love for vintage flower arch windows and architecture in old churches and buildings, in combination with kaleidoscope - a little toy that I used to play since I was kid. The arch is used to elevate the spirit and mind towards higher ideals. In general, it serves as a reminder of a universal truth: There is always another way, an open door. And the little toy that I mentioned, constantly shift as you rotate it and creates dazzling patterns. Kaleidos is a combination of "Kalos" and "difos", which relatively mean "beautiful" and "shape". I wonder what if I combine those two things, may be: An arch window that shows you beautiful constant moving shapes, somewhat hypnotizing.

A black and white pattern drawing a did with a love for vintage flower arch windows and architecture in old churches and buildings, in combination with kaleidoscope - a little toy that I used to play since I was kid. The arch is used to elevate the spirit and mind towards higher ideals. In general, it serves as a reminder of a universal truth: There is always another way, an open door. And the little toy that I mentioned, constantly shift as you rotate it and creates dazzling patterns. Kaleidos is a combination of "Kalos" and "difos", which relatively mean "beautiful" and "shape". I wonder what if I combine those two things, may be: An arch window that shows you beautiful constant moving shapes, somewhat hypnotizing.

A black and white pattern drawing a did with a love for vintage flower arch windows and architecture in old churches and buildings, in combination with kaleidoscope - a little toy that I used to play since I was kid. The arch is used to elevate the spirit and mind towards higher ideals. In general, it serves as a reminder of a universal truth: There is always another way, an open door. And the little toy that I mentioned, constantly shift as you rotate it and creates dazzling patterns. Kaleidos is a combination of "Kalos" and "difos", which relatively mean "beautiful" and "shape". I wonder what if I combine those two things, may be: An arch window that shows you beautiful constant moving shapes, somewhat hypnotizing.

A small pane window surrounded in red roses and greenery at Sissinghurst Garden, National Gardens, Kent England.

A flower on the windowsill in front of an open window.

Colorful sweet pea flower arrangements in an alcove of a church window

This flower child of the psychedelic 1960s comes to life from the stained glass to blossom amongst the turbulence bringing peace and light to the world as her hair blows in the wind and she radiates and makes waves of change all around her. Instagram@ Artbydebcamp Facebook@ Art by Deborah Camp

enjoy the galaxy

Charming suburban scene with its large pots of geraniums in front of a flagstone home with a brilliant red door

St Michael and St Mary's Church, Melbourne is a parish church in the Church of England in Melbourne, Derbyshire, UK.

One more payment and its mine. Dilapidated house in Lagos, Algarve, Portugal.

An inviting door in to Joan Hart's cottage - a 2 bedroom cottage attached to William Shakespeare's childhood home, in the heart of Stratford upon Avon. Born in 1564, Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway in 1582 and continued to live in the house with his parents. Digitally transformed in to an oil painting from an original photograph of mine.

Three flowers in a window box illustration with a heart in the front of the pot/box.

The problem with cats is that they get the same exact look whether they see a moth or an ax-murderer

The old part of Filey, a seaside town in North Yorkshire,England. The houses are dated back to 17 century, but the modern life(the green rubbish bin) fits in the old environment well,..:-).

Stained Glass

A study of some of the colourful flowers surrounding the doorways of Chipping Sodbury, a small tone in the Cotswolds; transformed in to a watercolour from an original photograph of mine.

Farmhouse Wall. Campogalliano, Italy 2011

Green shutters

An inviting door in to Joan Hart's cottage - a 2 bedroom cottage attached to William Shakespeare's childhood home, in the heart of Stratford upon Avon. Born in 1564, Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway in 1582 and continued to live in the house with his parents. From 1847, following a campaign led by Charles Dickens, the property was purchased by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and has been cared for by them to this day.