Nothing says “Wakey, wakey rise and shine” like...
...morning light filtered through a breathtaking 1925 stained glass window in pristine condition.
Now that is my type of headboard!
Showing posts with label Stained Glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stained Glass. Show all posts
Saturday, February 6, 2021
Monday, October 12, 2020
Hello, gorgeous!
The day that I stop sharing historic architectural eye candy with you guys is likely the day that I die. A peek at my weekend, just because... 
1899. Compton Heights. No filter. Stunning.
Monday, October 29, 2018
Under Contract: 435 South Elm in Webster Groves
I adore a good love story! My Buyers stumbled in to this historic Webster Groves home yesterday and immediately knew. After an evening of negotiation, I received the accepted contract at 5:30 this AM. Yippee! What a terrific start to a new week. 🏡❤️
This home epitomizes classic 1902 charm from the wraparound porch and pristine pocket doors to the pink stained glass transom and the dreamy peaked walk-up attic!
This home epitomizes classic 1902 charm from the wraparound porch and pristine pocket doors to the pink stained glass transom and the dreamy peaked walk-up attic!
A quick peek at some of the architectural goodies...
This beauty closes escrow in November. A warm congratulations to the fabulous F duo for a fresh start in gorgeous historic Webster.
If you are in St. Louis and contemplating a move, the market is still strong and moving with plentiful inventory and falling prices. It is a GREAT time to be a Buyer. Let's connect...
If you are in St. Louis and contemplating a move, the market is still strong and moving with plentiful inventory and falling prices. It is a GREAT time to be a Buyer. Let's connect...
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
Peek At My Morning
The only thing better than a house with great natural light? One where it is filtered by 100 yr old stained glass...
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Architectural Goody Alert! Rare Crown Glass "bullseye" window.
It doesn't happen often...
... but I stumbled upon a hand blown Crown Glass "bullseye" window pane this AM! The center area where the punty was connected was considered an imperfection at the time and typically resmelted or used in a low end applications like a rear transom.
This window, however, is front and center on a late 19th century Victorian. I have only seen 2-3 in St. Louis over the last 15 years so I had to share. So rare, so interesting. ❤
... but I stumbled upon a hand blown Crown Glass "bullseye" window pane this AM! The center area where the punty was connected was considered an imperfection at the time and typically resmelted or used in a low end applications like a rear transom.
This window, however, is front and center on a late 19th century Victorian. I have only seen 2-3 in St. Louis over the last 15 years so I had to share. So rare, so interesting. ❤
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Architectural Goodie: Unique stained glass in University City
I have seen a lot of century old stained glass windows in St. Louis over the years...
...but never ever one depicting bleeding hearts?! 💕 So pretty, understated, delicate, and unique!
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