This is the last set of the tiny doors I found lining the edge of a yard in Redondo Beach, California. Someone took a lot of time to add details and make them interesting. This one even includes the home owner.

A little more rustic, but the surfboard with the dolphins is worth it.

You can barely see the door here but hey, a unicorn and the flowers should make up for that!

This final one looks like it should be on a South Sea island somewhere. It also looks as though it got short-changed in the details department, but it will get equal time nonetheless. I hope you’ve enjoyed the three weeks of tiny houses. Come back to see what’s on tap next week.

The last one, the South Sea hut π
Feels like I should end with Aloha!
Ah, yes, in the South Seas that would be lovely, wouldn’t it? π Thanks, Patricia. Aloha!
I think I’ll put in an offer-to-purchase for that wooden surfer shack!
Works for me. I relay the offer next time I visit. π
Thanks, Janet. I’ll have my lawyer start getting the paperwork in order.
π
Delightful photos, Janet. I love the one with the owner standing in the porch. I definitely have to add something like that to my garden.
I can’t wait to see what you come up with, Jean. π Maybe a mini-castle?
great finds. good morning!
Thanks and a good morning right back to you. π
janet
I’ve LOVED these tiny doors, Janet.
Thanks, Judy. They’ve certainly been a big hit. π
The rustic ones, including the hut, are wonderful, but that first one is my clear favorite. I love the Mansard roof. Those are hard to do in real life scale, I canβt imagine doing it in miniature.
I hope you have a great weekend, Janet!
The details on most of the buildings in the last three weeks has been really amazing. I hope you have a good weekend as well. Yesterday was quite exciting as we got a few drops of rain here and there and then a real rain…for five minutes. Who knows? Here that might be a lot. π But we got that lovely rain scent too, so worth it in that way.
Love the creativity of capturing these!
It didn’t take much creativity to photograph them but it certainly did to make them. π
Oh, it’s the surfboards for me, Instantly told a story, right there
True, Claudia. Thanks for visiting and staying to comment.
janet
Oh my, what fun you must have had discovering all these tiny doors and details. π A great find!
The best part was that they were all in the same yard so I didn’t even have to search elsewhere. π
That is so cute!
They’ve been lots of fun. π
These are such fun! The surf board is cool, but I’ll vote for the top one.
I agree. That first one is pretty good. π
I can’t remember from your posts, did you take a photo of the entire village? I’d love to see that. So much cuteness.
The two Thursday Doors posts prior to this one had the other houses/businesses in the “village.”
Yeah, I guess I meant a shot of the whole village at once. It’s probably too big to fit in one picture.
No, I didn’t take a shot of the entire thing because it wouldn’t have allowed you to see the features of the buildings well. Next time I visit, I’ll take one.
how cool! in a garden? for fairies?;) #thursdaydoors
Could be for fairies but I couldn’t say for sure as I didn’t see any. π
janet
Wow, need to go back and see the others you posted. What a fun find!
It was and just perfect for Thursday Doors, something a little (so to speak) different. π
janet
And these tiny houses lined the yard edges? Again, what a great find.
Yes, they were all along the edge of the garden by the wall next to the sidewalk. Lucky me.
Cool!
They were, weren’t they? π
I have enjoyed your tiny houses and the last “south sea” kind of one was fun……
Iβm glad you enjoyed them. They seem to have been pretty popular. π
more next week or was three posts ally have lied up with them?
This is the last of the three posts from that yard but there will be a tiny surprise next week.
okay – look forward to seeing what unfolds π
I love these. And how wonderful that someone took such care with them. (K)
I’m happy you enjoyed them.
janet
Hey, I love these, Janet!
Thanks, Teresa. Everyone seems to have enjoyed them a lot, which makes me happy. π
π
Very cute!
Unicorns are always winners, but I did burst out laughing when I saw the tiny surfboards. Then I laughed louder when I saw the rack of beach flip flops. Those are flip flops? Or am I flip flopped?
I think they’re flip flops and such tiny ones!!
So creative, and slightly bonkers.
As I’ve said, they’re not my sort of thing, but someone really did a great job with them.
janet
A fun series! Glad you captured these π
And Iβm glad you enjoyed them.
These are delightful. I too like the wee little surfboards. That’s a very nice touch.
And those little flip flops. π
I didn’t see those!!
Oh, I see them on the fence!! Too cute! π
π
Wow, this is so unique! I love the cool spin on you took on Thursday Doors! The cutest doors.ππ
I was excited to find them because it’s always fun to have something unique. I’m glad you enjoyed them.
janet
Yes, I am the same way, different is good! π π I appreciate unique things.π