The Inn at Willow Lake was originally built for railroad baron Thaddeus Morton. Legend has it that Morton designed the main entryway himself, with a rising sun fanlight over the door, so his new bride could see the sun rise even on a cloudy day.
When the sun shines through the transom, the crystal edges of the bevels create an ever-changing array of delicate rainbows in the front hall, splashing color across the ceiling, walls and floor. The refraction and dispersion of light is, of course, enhanced when each pane of glass is kept spotless.
To make a streakless window cleaner, put a tablespoon each of white vinegar and rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle with water. Add a drop of clove oil for a fresh scent.