Queen Anne/Eastlake Style House Sticker
Painted Lady's Inn. 929 Marigny Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. The painted Lady's Inn in a prime example of the Queen Anne/ Eastlake style home. The late 1870’s through the early 20th century were marked with the Queen Anne and Eastlake becoming the hip style of architecture in New Orleans as well as the rest of the United States. This highly embellished style includes elements such as wrap-around porches, patterned shingles, decorative attic vents, bay windows, patterned wooden trim, and turned posts and rails.
Specifications:
- Stickers are 3in at the widest point.
- Sticker is weatherproof under normal conditions and is protected from scratches, water, and sunlight.
- Be sure that the surface you're placing the magnet on is clean and dry.
- Be aware that extreme heat or cold can make the sticker more brittle and susceptible to breaking. Direct sunlight can also cause the sticker's printed design to fade over time.
Painted Lady's Inn. 929 Marigny Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. The painted Lady's Inn in a prime example of the Queen Anne/ Eastlake style home. The late 1870’s through the early 20th century were marked with the Queen Anne and Eastlake becoming the hip style of architecture in New Orleans as well as the rest of the United States. This highly embellished style includes elements such as wrap-around porches, patterned shingles, decorative attic vents, bay windows, patterned wooden trim, and turned posts and rails.
Specifications:
- Stickers are 3in at the widest point.
- Sticker is weatherproof under normal conditions and is protected from scratches, water, and sunlight.
- Be sure that the surface you're placing the magnet on is clean and dry.
- Be aware that extreme heat or cold can make the sticker more brittle and susceptible to breaking. Direct sunlight can also cause the sticker's printed design to fade over time.
Painted Lady's Inn. 929 Marigny Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. The painted Lady's Inn in a prime example of the Queen Anne/ Eastlake style home. The late 1870’s through the early 20th century were marked with the Queen Anne and Eastlake becoming the hip style of architecture in New Orleans as well as the rest of the United States. This highly embellished style includes elements such as wrap-around porches, patterned shingles, decorative attic vents, bay windows, patterned wooden trim, and turned posts and rails.
Specifications:
- Stickers are 3in at the widest point.
- Sticker is weatherproof under normal conditions and is protected from scratches, water, and sunlight.
- Be sure that the surface you're placing the magnet on is clean and dry.
- Be aware that extreme heat or cold can make the sticker more brittle and susceptible to breaking. Direct sunlight can also cause the sticker's printed design to fade over time.