Re: The, "I have a question," thread

[Guest]

I was thinking more

[Guest]

OOh, twisty!

[Nightjar]

Or Blenheim Palace...

[Guest]

[Nightjar]

You might even call the colour Desert Pink.

Like these two Gulf War era Jaguars...

[Nightjar]

This what I mean about it also looking like rough, sandy pink plaster.

Applied wattle and daub or adobe stylee.

[Nightjar]

Or this Tor-nah-do...

[cosmictanya]

None of them, not blonde sandstone, not Bath honey stone, not pink lime washed harling. It's driving me mad.

[Nightjar]

Yeah, thanks to you as well.

Perhaps next time you could provide an even smaller, low-resolution image.

Also, don't forget to not provide any information about where the building is or when it was built.

Thanks.

[Nightjar]

Anyway, why is it driving you mad?

What do you want to do?

Recreate it somehow?

Match the colour or texture?

If so, for what reason?

[cosmictanya]

That's why I asked where and what it was too. I've been trying to find out. The address link led me nowhere. I wondered if there was a thing you could do with images to find out what they are, like those apps that identify song name/artist of a song you like.

I want it in my bathroom possibly.

[cosmictanya]

[The Call of the Wendigo]

If it helps, this page contains more photos of the same building: https://blovedblog.com/weddings/everything-need-know-statement-floral-design-weddings/

[Guest]

https://goo.gl/maps/zZEoRjgiHxGoBz8Z6

[The Call of the Wendigo]

[Nightjar]

See, sandstone.

[cosmictanya]

Thank you all. Chiswick House. It must be airbrushed or floodlit or otherwise tweaked because the real extension appears to be a different shade.

At one point yesterday I was desperately wading through articles about different types of stone, and why they are the colours they are.

[Nightjar]

Thank you all?

[cosmictanya]

Yes - thanks to all for their efforts in solving the puzzle.

[Nightjar]

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