Monday, December 5, 2011

Fan Window



Essex, Connecticut

 In the US, windows above doors are called transom windows, which is kind of a blah term for one as nice as this one in Essex.  Wikipedia says that the Brits call them "fanlights," regardless of their shape.  Today I am going with my friends from across the pond.

This is my contribution to Monday Doorways.

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15 comments:

  1. This is sooooo pretty, elegant and stylish!
    And YOU have created a very nice image!:)

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  2. This fan window is really pretty! I'd love to have one like this.

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  3. Let's go with the Brits! It's too lovely for such a boring word. :)

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  4. «Louis» agrees with the others! Let's go with the Brits!

    He thanks you for this fine contribution to Monday Doorways and hopes you'll become a regular contributor!

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  5. I think this is one of the fanciest fanlights I have seen!

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  6. Today's fanlights is a work of art!

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  7. It's lovely!! Are you jet-lagged?

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  8. Fanlight sounds so much nicer than transom. Wonderful doorway.

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  9. I really like that one. They are usually so plain.

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  10. Very pretty Jack. (Just had to respond to this post, as I was born in Ilford, ESSEX in the UK many "moons" ago !!) Thanks for sharing.

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  11. I often asked myself what a transom was, thinking it had something to do with the Navy!

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  12. That's beautiful Jack and I'd like to join the door folks but I can't for the life of me ever keep the days etc straight so I just don't do them anymore.
    V

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  13. So beautiful! (no matter what it's called;)

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  14. Truly, I do not think that I have ever seen a fanlight quite like this one. It is just so delicately stunning. I want to see more of this building (house).

    Bises,
    Genie

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