hampshire
2019-07-01 16:20:25
- #1
Yes, and in Versailles they would be too plain. There are unsuitable places for everything.It's simply a matter of taste. In Bauhaus flat roofs, such historicizing elements probably do not fit well.
Yes, and in Versailles they would be too plain. There are unsuitable places for everything.It's simply a matter of taste. In Bauhaus flat roofs, such historicizing elements probably do not fit well.
Such historicizing elements probably do not fit well on Bauhaus flat roofs.
The strip also fits into the ArmeLeute Bauhäuser that are constantly being discussed here.
It's always great when "tried and true" craft techniques are devalued just because someone has no idea
Not at all I am extremely calm and therefore question many things, especially the pub talk slogans The better my mood, the more critically I question. Trim strips ... by now it was probably about corner trims (there are right-angled ones too) fit just as well into the look as the curved staircase. The external appearance of my quoted poor people’s Bauhaus-style houses, by the way taken from the quote by #20, are by no means Bauhauses where you can be eccentric.Is it actually me or are you always so grumpy? Reminds me a bit of people who walk around at work all day with a sour face but still keep showing up. As if they were forced to