Federal style farmhouse

Federal Style - (1790-1820) First Harrison Gray Ottis House. Stair Hall. Boston, Massachusetts (1795-1796) Source: ARTStore - VIU Online Images Library Hi again, I hope you guys enjoyed my last post! Today, I will be talking about the, oh so very neoclassical and patriotic American Federal Style! We now move from France to the other side of the pond, in AMERICA! This period refer to the design style happening in the United States of America after the D

Garden designs that cooperate with nature and take nature as inspiration look well kept longer

Jan 11, 2025 - Entire home for $795. Live your best Nancy Meyers/Martha Stewart life in Litchfield! The perfect private country getaway with all the modern amenities and finishes. 3 f...

This is What Happens When a Small-Town Farmhouse from the 1800s Gets Restored: The process revealed the house's 19th-century bones, and Sarah's inner mettle. "I was ready on a deeper level for this kind of challenge," she says.

Addition & Renovation Litchfield County, Connecticut Our clients wanted to more than double the size of their existing 18th century house and create a living space they could call home forever! The design brief was to seamlessly integrate both old and new spaces for modern long-term living

This beautiful Wheatland Spring Home(Samuel Nixon House) is circa 1832. Situated on 30 acres, this federal brick home has been completely renovated. The main house has 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, beautifully refinished hardwood floors and crown molding. The modern kitchen has wonderful amenities, including beautiful cherry cabinetry, five burner gas cooktop, built-in refrigerator, two… Continue reading →

Jeweler Elizabeth Locke's Federal-style farmhouse in Virginia hunt country is as refined as the bracelets and earrings she designs, especially after architect Andy Lewis added a new kitchen wing and decorator Alison Martin updated the interiors.

Learn about the architectural differences between popular house styles, including Cape Cod, country French, Colonial, Tudor, and more.

While the restored interior will appeal to those looking for an historic property that doesn't require an immediate dive into a wallet-taxing total reno, the true architectural appeal in this early 19th century Columbia County residence are the details of its Federal-style exterior.

Interior updates on the Abba Burnham Estate preserve, recreate, and reimagine its historic detailing thanks to interior designer Leandra Fremont-Smith’s historic and contemporary melding