We went out to dinner last week in Portsmouth, NH, and parked near this building on Daniel Street.
I don’t know who the resident is on the left, but the business on the right is Pawtsmouth Grooming Salon, noted on their website as being a shaggy chic holistic grooming salon for dogs.
I think shaggy chic could also be used to describe the doors and the colors. 🙂
Linked to Norm 2.0 Thursday Doors.
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Love this! And the dog bone “open” sign hanging on the door is a nice touch!
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Once the snow melts and we can get out and about, we really do live in a wonderful, fun part of the country. 🙂
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I love the structure of these doors. Frame and panel is the only reliable way to make a wooden door, but I like the additional horizontal panel and the upper glass panels.
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Judy, I do believe you hit it out of the park this week. Great find 🙂
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Thank you. I learned from the master. 🙂
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Wow! Love it!
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Shaggy chic, indeed. Great doors!
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A study in rectangles woof an appealing color scheme that just barks, “Come on in and be a pawt of a great grooming experience!”
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LOL Okay, only an art teacher could come up with that. Love it. 🙂
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I’m tempted to declare shaggy chic as my personal philosophy, emphasis on shaggy.
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Great colours Judy …. almost oriental. I am glad things are thawing out for you 🙂
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This is absolutely wonderful, so much character!
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Great doors. Love the name Shaggy Chic – so clever.
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Definitely shaggy chic, Judy! I love the colors of these side-by-side doors. What fun to go exploring! ♡
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You find such cool doors where you live! Today when we were driving home through one of the “nicer” neighborhoods I was looking for cool doors — I know because of you. Didn’t see a one so glad I get to share yours!
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It is funny how you suddenly start looking at doors. We have so many that are covered with storms up here, that you really have to look to find ones that show their beauty without the glass. 🙂
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I love doors. Several years back I did a “Doors of St. Louis, Central West End” edition for my brother’s shop. You an check it out here: corleyfoto.wordpress.com/2013/11/28/doors-of-Saint-Louis-central-west-end/
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25 beautiful doors – nice! Small world because we once lived in Bridgeton. 🙂
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I know exactly where those doors are. Like others, I have stopped right there and wondered how many layers of paint are on the shaggy chic door on the left. Love the photograph.
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Cool capture.
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