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Blue house


I spotted this little house for sale in Murchison last year. A very pretty wee stucco house from the 1930s era, there are a few properties around the country like this. This one painted blue stands out a mile but not sure I would keep the colour if I owned it. I'd probably be a bit more traditional.

Linking up with Blue Monday and Mosaic Monday.

Comments

local alien said…
You wouldn't have to worry about visitors not finding your house! Reminds me of an orange house here, it sticks out a mile. I presume that one was supposed to be terracotta. Maybe
roentare said…
I love the sheer blue paintcoating.
Andy said…
1930s is long way back in in time. The house is a beaut and will still be there for many years to come. That's just my humble opinion.

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Tom said…
...wow, that sure is blue!
DawnTreader said…
That's a really "strong" blue - a bit "too much" in my opinion ... ;-)
William Kendall said…
Very blue indeed!
Bill said…
That's a dark shade of blue.
Pauline said…
Not my cup of tea when it comes to the colour but I like its style!
gz said…
I like Murchison.
I think I would keep it blue..but tone it down a little!
eileeninmd said…
Hello,

It is a cute house and I like blue for a color but maybe not so dark.
Take care, have a wonderful week!
I'd keep the blue. My late paternal grandmother always lamented being unable to teach me proper design skills. I like what I like, and what I like is often very colorful.
I like the color and love the style. How nice to travel around to see the sights. I'm looking forward to visiting you more often!
EricaSta said…
Thank you for sharing with
MosaicMonday

Hugs by Heidrun
Lisa said…
That is absolutely the most amazing color ever! In fact, it's the color of my front door! My house is yellow.

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