Window Frames Collection

Detail of windows of Dancing House (AKA Fred and Ginger) at dusk, Prague, Bohemia, Czech Republic

Design for a fashion shop front, illustration from Menuiserie d Art Nouveau
STC244740 Design for a fashion shop front, illustration from Menuiserie d Art Nouveau published c.1900 (colour litho) by Barabas, F

Window detail from a weathered log cabin in winter, Nulato, Alaska, USA
Window detail from a weathered log cabin in winter; Nulato, Interior Alaska, Alaska, United States of America

County Kerry, Ireland; Cottage Window

The construction of the London County Council housing estate at Chislehurst, Kent. The building site. 1935

Used tyre wall
Tyre wall. Foundation wall made from concrete and used tyres below window frames in an environmentally-friendly house. Photographed in Nederland, Colorado, USA

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Windows, more than just openings in a building they can frames to the world outside. From the intricate Art Nouveau designs of Prague's Dancing House, to the rustic charm of a weathered log cabin in Nulato, Alaska, each window tells a unique story. The reflection of a winter sunrise in the window of Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Mission adds a touch of magic, while the simple cottage window in County Kerry, Ireland, invites us to imagine the cozy interiors. The construction of London's housing estates in the 1950s showcases the evolution of window frames, from the sleek lines of modernist design to the utilitarian function of used tyres. Each frame, like a photograph, captures a moment in time, inviting us to look beyond and discover the world outside.