Lions Head Door Knocker

Red Door

combined with the antique lion's head door knocker are all a little ostentatious. The home, however, has been thoughtfully updated while keeping those features intact. The kitchen and custom wrought iron railing bring the place up to date without taking which is neatly manicured with potted plants and a lion's head door-knocker. "I think it still has a chance to bounce back," she said hopefully of Tymber Skan, her home for the past 10 years. Where she sees hope, Pinkston sees despair. Broken glass litters Actor Larry Yando, in his guise as Ebenezer Scrooge, seems right at home in the opening moments of Goodman Theatre's "A Christmas Carol," when his character comes eye to eye with an imposing ornamental door-knocker shaped like a lion's head. Previously in The Georgian period also produced a few real classic designs such as the Lion door knocker that can be seen on what can only be described as one of the most famous doors in the world – Number 10 Downing Street. This elegant solid brass lion’s head has Detail is key in ensuring the perfect front door. Like the door itself, so-called door furniture—handles, knockers and letterplates— serves weighty ridged, plain or lion’s head doorknobs; vertical or horizontal brass letterplates, sometimes The door knocker can be ferocious and have a lion’s head or a dragon, or be more light-hearted and include your favorite team’s logo. 4. Use decorations year-round. If you only deck the halls — and your front door — for the holidays, consider .

1914 NW 22, built in 1926, owned by Marilyn Barnes. Another brick Tudor Revival, featuring a little brass lion's head door knocker, an exact replica of the one on the front door of 10 Downing Street in London. The home features a vaulted ceiling in the El Materi had a large tiger called Pasha, which ate four chickens a day. There’s also a lion’s head door knocker at the house in Westmount, which appeared empty Monday. Signs indicated renovations were ongoing. Shortly after Chattali finished his work As soon as she opened the paneled front door with the lion's head knocker and walked inside, "I was sold," Heilig says. "I saw the Moorish columns and interior architecture and couldn't resist." She and Ross moved in a year and a half ago. The house Finnish architect Juhani Pallasmaa calls the door handle “the handshake of Perhaps Pallasmaa is wrong and it is the knocker which first shakes our hand. It might be a fox or a lion’s head, but more likely is some kind of abstract composition .