It does say "little." Click on the picture to see the curtain in more detail.
So this wraps up my photos from LG-P for now. Not bad for a half-hour walk in the rain.
Sunday, November 04, 2012
A big name for a little house
This small townhouse in Le Grand-Pressigny shares its name with one of the biggest and grandest of the Loire Valley châteaux: Chambord. I like the typical lace curtain in the window. Curtains like this are mass-produced and often sold from a large roll. The pattern is such that the curtain can be cut to almost any length.
So this wraps up my photos from LG-P for now. Not bad for a half-hour walk in the rain.
So this wraps up my photos from LG-P for now. Not bad for a half-hour walk in the rain.
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I LOVE those curtains! "the little raspberry"; chambord and champagne!
ReplyDeleteThat sign over the door makes me smile everytime I pass it!
ReplyDeleteIt is a little jewel of metalwork... and so obviously clearly states that "every Frenchman's home is his chateau"...
Sympa- yes our homes become our castles and are less drafty than the real chateaux.
ReplyDeleteAnd less costly to upkeep!
DeleteNo.4 is a small corner cottage... a 14KW woodburner would heat it adequately... how many are needed to provide warmth to Le Grand Chambord I wonder??
how UNDERSTATED is that sign!
ReplyDelete?
I loved it...
less is certainly more
I've enjoyed your rainy stroll quite thoroughly :)
ReplyDeleteTalk about delusion.....
ReplyDeleteanne marie, we some some similar, but without the little houses on them. :)
ReplyDeletetim, for sure!
evelyn, smaller rooms!
john, very unpretentious, no?
judy, thanks!
starman, hehehe.