Colourful London Houses That Could Be Mistaken for Easter Treats
I really wanted to have my stay at Walwick Hall post all ready for today, but Sundays hangover, Monday nights pub visit and Tuesday tapas at Ora last night left me with no time to do the place justice. Instead, I realised I didn’t ever share my photos of colourful London houses from my trip in March, so you’re left with these instead. People seriously laugh at me for taking photos of doors you know, but they’re just so cute and to be honest I think they’re very seasonal as they look like spring deserts and Easter eggs in all their pastel coloured glory!
This one really went the extra mile I feel, well kept blue paint, with black and white tiles and matching railings. It’s a yes from me.
The lemon drizzle complete with seasonal daffodils! How British.
Double doorways are way cuter than double denim, especially with that check floor!
This one reminded me of my grandma, all lavender and lace! Or maybe a field in Provence.
The strawberry cheesecake house, or cherry bakewell maybe, I can’t decide.
Pretty pink with matching hanging basket.
The pretty pink with matching hanging basket also turned into 50% of the Mr Kipling Battenburg situation going on here!
This one was beaut, sunny delight yellow and duck egg, perfect Easter colours.
Another favourite, reminds me of the coloured foil you used to get on a smarties Easter egg.
As does this entire little alley.
Another delightful pathway, unsure on the blue plant pots though.
I’m not a fan of the blue door, doesn’t quite fit the palma violet-esque colour scheme!
This pastel pink one was a basement flat, underneath a much bigger purple house, but how cute and cosy!
The teal and gold one, very random but I feel it works? Probably like the sort of Easter eggs you’d get in Harrods for a casual 100 quid.
This scary looking creeper sprawling up the wall really spoils this yellow dream, but I love the fuscia roses.
Like baby chicks sitting in a row!
And finally, this one that looks like all the Union Jack themed deserts the year of the Queens Jubilee.
If you’ve got this far without thinking I’m completely nuts, thanks for humouring me! 🙂
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Colourful London houses that look like Easter treats
Chloé
5th April 2017 at 4:36 pmThese homes are all so stunning!!! I was just in London but didn’t make it here. Guess I need to go back 🙂
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sfox
6th April 2017 at 10:41 amAny excuse for a trip to London 😉
Sam | North East Family Fun
6th April 2017 at 10:34 amYou can’t beat a good door! I love the one with the black and white tiled steps and the one with the black and white tiled path leading up – I wonder how much it would cost to recreate??
sfox
6th April 2017 at 10:40 amProbably a lot cheaper up here than down there! Some of the houses were so tiny but I bet they cost an absolute fortune!
OvenStruck
6th April 2017 at 5:58 pmHahaha you had me laughing all the way through Notting Hill! This is awesome as I too take photos of buildings. Architecture and clouds… I get laughed at too but hey, we have some pretty cool photos, right? Love it!
Barbara
7th April 2017 at 3:38 amI don’t think you’re nuts because I love taking pics of doorways too! Ha! I love the black & white tiles. Fun post. 🙂
Gracie Gill
7th April 2017 at 4:29 amLondon houses are simple yet classic. Don’t worry about getting laughed at while taking photos of the houses, my husband laughed at me as well when I took photos of steps when we were in London! These photos are gorgeous!
Micki
7th April 2017 at 4:10 pmThese are so fun! I love the houses in London. I especially like the teal and blue ones, and the house with the tree crawling up the side.
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