Old House Styles
Queen Anne Neglected No Longer
The exterior is done, but we’ve got years to go restoring our Queen Anne.
Old houses come in all shapes and sizes. The style of a house is greatly influenced by its location, when it was built and if it has undergone renovations. Explore Victorians, colonials, Greek and Spanish revivals, foursquares, Federals, bungalows and other design motifs.
The exterior is done, but we’ve got years to go restoring our Queen Anne.
The large center-hall Georgian was built as an inn. After removing 1940s accretions and reconfiguring rooms for residential use, the current owners decorated it in fine Colonial Revival tradition.
With its rich cultural and architectural history, the Bluegrass retains a tenuous hold on its unique heritage, still so much in evidence.
Built in 1905 in Minneapolis, a fine family home is restored and improved by its appreciative owners along with David Heide Design Studio.
A stoic Federal in rural Maine, built circa 1790 and remarkably preserved, has a surprise inside.
Say “farmhouse kitchen” and an image instantly springs to mind—a welcoming room that has evolved over time.
The right roof is more than icing on the cake when it comes to architecture.
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