Architectural Styles Kadee Ellis
A-Frame Style Homes A-Frame style homes always have a base shaped like an A. They also are normally found in more woodsy areas. These style homes would not be ideal for a family.
Geodesic Dome Style Homes Geodesic Dome style homes usually have octogen shaped windows. They have more mansard roofing. They also have multiple entrances.
Ranch Style Homes Ranch style homes are one story homes. They often have garage doors. Lastly these homes often have triangle roofs.
Shed Style Homes Shed style homes usually look like they have 3 different roofs. These style homes started in the 1960’s. The point of this style was to look different.
Craftsman Style Homes Craftsman style homes are usually more cabin like. They often have unique columns. They also often have triangle roofs.
Federal Style homes Federal style homes are named after the United States federal. They are often brick buildings. They also often have multiple chimneys.
Gorgian Style Homes This style of homes was most popular in the 1700’s-1780’s. These buildings were often brick. These buildings also often had lots of windows and curved doorways.
Greek Revival Style Homes Greek Revival style homes were often white. These homes often have white columns. These homes also have lots of windows.
Italianate Style Homes Italianate style homes have flat roofs. These homes also often have columns and lots of windows. These buildings also have lots of curved doorways.
Prarie Style Homes These homes were created by Frank Lloyd Wright. These were most popular in the 1900’s-1920’s. These homes were often made of natural materials, natural lighting and large windows.
Victorian Style Homes Victorian style homes often have mansard roofs. These houses also often have lots of windows. Lastly these homes are usually paneled.