Classic Home
Design Classic Shingle Style House Decorating
Design classic shingle style house decorating ideas by Smith And Vansant Architects, located in Hanover, New Hampshire. This classic house adopts the inventive sculptural massing of its predecessors and offers traditionally detailed rooms, but places a greater emphasis on interior openness.
Classic Pavilion House Design with Pool and Garden
Classic pavilion house design with pool and garden designed by Robert M.Cain Architect, located in Atlanta GA. This classic home added the garden around an existing house and outdoor swimming pool. The “gossamer” qualities of the new screened pavilion intentionally blur the distinction between the classic interior homes and exterior.
Classic Farmhouse Architecture Design Ideas
Farmhouse architecture designed by Kieran Timberlake Architect, located on a crest at the rear of the meadow, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. This is the old farmhouse, the front half is a corn field, the rear is a meadow opening onto the remaining acreage of the old farm. Interior design of this classic house some very beautiful [...]
Classic Summer Home by Mark Hutker
Classic summer home designed by Mark Hutker Architect, built to enjoy the outdoors, views, and of course the sun. With outdoor living spaces, extensive elevated decks and terraces were incorporated into the design. With its simple white painted trim and cedar shingles, the home reflects the design sensibilities of traditional architecture in the area.
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Prairie Home Design With Stone And Concrete Walls
This luxury house designed by Olson Kundig Architects, located in Highland Park. This house merges with its site and joins the natural world by plantings that extend the grassland up to the exterior walls, and with the luxury interior decorating.
Modern Unique Residence House Design Architecture
Modern unique residence house design architecture by Bjarko Serra Architects, located in Seattle, WA. This is a modern classic home an updated to improve the longevity of the home, but still to retain the original design’s spare modern qualities.
