Nice staggered house numbers as well.
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Door of the Day
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Reminds me of my years in the Navy.
Ed note: I was never in the Navy, however, I did serve one week in the cub scouts…
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A reader writes:
“The door is one of the doors to the throne room of Catherine the Great in the Hermitage in St. Petersburg. Its about 10-12 feet tall and made out of about 5 inches of solid oak. Some designs are etched and others are made out of gold.”
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People love making fun of door of the day but you can admit it – some of you love them as much as I do.
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Not sure if you can tell from the photo but this door is super skinny. Good looking on its own. But I thought the size was rather unique.
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The knocker sealed the deal. I love me some lobster. An odd question to ask under door of the day but where is the best place to lobster in DC?
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Also nice stone work plus I’m a huge fan of the condo name – The Mendota. I neither know what it means nor what it is referencing but I know one thing – it’s classy.
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There was some nice stained glass numbers as well but the light wasn’t cooperating. I liked the four diamond shaped windows.
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Wild window, yeah?
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I think the bar has been set to a new level…