Architecture and Design Overview

Architectural Influences

Victorian: 85% 85%

• Characterized by ornate detailing and eclectic styles.
• Influences include Gothic Revival and Renaissance styles.
• Use of bay windows and decorative trim.

Edwardian: 78% 78%

• Focuses on functional spaces and craftsmanship.
• Typically features a mix of brick and wood materials.
• Less ornate than Victorian, with a more simplified design.

Colonial Revival: 73% 73%

• Inspired by early American colonial architecture.
• Features symmetrical facades with prominent entryways.
• Often incorporates gabled roofs and classical details.

Style and Influence Descriptions

Victorian

The Victorian style emerged in the mid-19th century and is known for its decorative arts and romantic styles. It emphasizes a high level of ornamentation and eclectic designs, often borrowing elements from various historical styles, including Gothic Revival.

Edwardian

Edwardian architecture, which came after the Victorian period, focuses on practicality and comfort. It tends to have a more understated elegance compared to its predecessor, utilizing both brick and wood in its construction.

Colonial Revival

The Colonial Revival movement sought to recreate the architectural styles of early American settlements, highlighting classical elements such as symmetry and elaborate front doors. This style emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.