Correct: one also needs some butter and a glass of wine.
Correct: one also needs some butter and a glass of wine.
A close-up of the detailed stonework at the top.
Weβre back β¦ and we have lots of strange and wonderful doors for the coming year.
An arch of leaves.
Time to cleanse the palate with some post-war modernism. That diagonal bar β which appears on numerous mid-century Berlin doors β is an unheralded design classic.
Two inscriptions flanking yesterdayβs door.
No. 2: Additional information.
Two inscriptions flanking yesterdayβs door.
No. 1: Essential information.
The battle between modernity and monumentality (1925).
The door that goes with yesterdayβs devil.
The devil in the details.
Egg and Dart detail.
Egg and Dart in the GrΓΌnderzeit.
Detail from yesterdayβs door.
Corner grandeur.
Exotic windows over the lintel (from the same Siedlung as the previous door).
Detail from a door in the same Siedlung as yesterdayβs door.
Door and non-door.
The detail from yesterdayβs door features some vicious birds attacking a snake flanked by the heads of two sleeping kings. Perhapsβ¦
An inconspicuous entrance.
Owl detail.
A pair of owls preside over yesterdayβs door.
Liven up your Altbau with some tobacco-coloured seventies tiles.
A triangular cap.
A triangular cap.
Beautiful!
Guard lion.
Detail from yesterdayβs door: there is a lot of symbolism to unpack hereβ¦
In the world of Berlin doors, there is no such thing as βtoo muchββ¦
Detail from yesterdayβs door.