There are some lovely old homes in Bunbury in what is known as the "tree street" area. So I decided to make a mosaic of some lovely doors and windows and entrances. They have such beautiful styling, detailing and warm welcoming feel.
People probably wondered what I was doing driving around stopping outside of houses and taking photos!
It is a lovely area - not one street, but a collection of streets. There are lots of old style houses - some grand, and others more simply styled, but many beautifully restored. I really like the detail in some of the entrances - with the gates, the arbours, erns, and planters. And see that bay window draped with the lace curtain? beautiful. And for a simple cottage homely feel, I really like the one in the middle of the top row - a terrace house.
Below is the entrance door of the Bunbury Regional Art Galleries. It is a beautiful building - and the former Sisters of Mercy Convent and Chapel built in 1897 in Federal Free Medieval style, a blend of Gothic and Southern European architectural characteristics.
The building is pink and I really like the decorative plasterwork you can see here above the arch.
Doors within a door - I can see 4 in the picture (& also my reflection)
I love this building, and I often photograph it from different angles - here are some of its beautiful arches.
And another mosaic of Bunbury architecture - some old and some very new!
Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful week.
I am linking up to Mosaic Monday. To see the beautiful work of Mary at Little Red House and other contributors please click on the link - Mosaic Monday
