I will be popping in and out of the blog this week, hopefully reading some of your sweet comments, but will be primarily busy with quiet reflecting. I am hoping that this quiet time will lead to the closing of some doors and opening of new ones in the world of Shorely Chic, sharpening my focus and thinking of the big picture and working backwards.
My Big Picture: Being a renowned interior designer creating the most fabulous and chic homes (preferably on the beach). I'll write a book and frequently contribute to other print and online publications (blogs included!), and I will finally own that boutique built from a bungalow adored by all <3
While I'm working backwards this week, I hope you enjoy these doors I shot from a family trip to France a few years back. These photos were all taken in Villefranche sur Mer, an amazing little beach town in Provence:
this one's my favorite! (above)
When Brian and I buy our first home, I'd love to put these doors on a wall as a series - wouldn't they look great??
It appears we have a common obsession with doors. And France too perhaps? J'adore Paris! Lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteLove the doors and love your goals for the future! It is such a great time for reflection and slowing down...and in my case cleaning up all these toys everywhere! Best wishes for the new year. - Shelley
ReplyDeleteGreat goals! You'll go far my dear.. you're so talented and have a great eye! ;)
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ReplyDeleteSorry typo on the last one. But wanted to say those are great you should add them to your etsy shop for sure!
ReplyDeletei love taking door pics whenever i travel! i love these..
ReplyDeleteWonderful how clear you are about what you want!!! Had no clue at that age..., and for a long time, haha!!
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Love the doors, everything French Riviera, really!
Your photos would be lovely artwork.
ReplyDeleteMary Ann
A door says so much! Great images. I wish my door was photo worthy and inspiring. Maybe I should do something with it.... ;)
ReplyDeleteMy mother was born in Villefranche during World War II, in a villa that is no longer there. What a wonderful surprise to see these photos! It's truly a beautiful little town. You made my year to see these. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI'am slightly door obsessed. This post made me happy!
ReplyDeleteADORE these - and love Villefrance - such an incredibly charming place!
ReplyDeleteSorry - spelled typed too fast so I spelled Villefranche wrong - but it's such a beautiful little town it deserves its proper name!!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCute idea! I am in love with front doors!
ReplyDeleteLove your goals and am certain that you will get there! Happy New Year! xo
ReplyDeleteI love doors also. I always notice how some people really do go out and pick really nice and different front doors for their home. I like a home and of course a door with a lot of character.
ReplyDeleteLove the doors!! Too funny...when we were in Puerto Vallarta...I took a ton of door photographs! There are some amazing doors there:)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you~
Wishing you the best as you open those new doors...
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
- Molly
LOVE THIS! Happy New Year and your blog is looking great!! Hope you're well :) XO
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of doors, so French and so full of character. Love the wood one and the arched ones :) I think they would look great in your house, and in mine too!
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