Queen anne living room

From 1880-1910, Queen Anne style defined Victorian homes with eclectic details like gables, bay windows, towers, and textures.

Kenwood Queen Anne The homeowners wanted to do right by the pedigree of this 1892 Queen Anne residence (designed by Harry Wild Jones), but also make it more functional for their busy family. It had been converted into a boarding house around World War II, leaving it without a full-scale, workable family kitchen. It had […]

Narcissa Niblack Thorne, c. 1937

Historic Queen Anne Victorian home built in 1890 is a stunning piece of Danville architecture. Offering as many as 10-12 bedrooms and 5.5 baths with original hardwood floors, ornate mantles and staircases. Tall hand blown original windows. The main level includes formal rooms, Kitchen w/ butlers pantry, breakfast room and office space. 2nd level features multiple bedrooms & full baths, enclosed sleeping porch. The 3rd level is finished attic space perfect for additional bedrooms & room for…

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Known as the Empress, this Queen Anne Victorian in Cape May, NJ, was built in 1885 and features the charm of a bygone era.

Victorian interior design, featuring eclectic and ornamental style, became popular in the nineteenth century.

Here is everything you need to know about the Queen Anne Victorian style architecture, its lavish history, its characteristics, and how it was named.

A reader named Joy wrote me about her historic Queen Anne Victorian known as the Brady House in Garrett Park, Maryland. It was built in the 1890s for the town’s mayor.She and her husband bought it after it had been severely damaged by fire and to on the challenge of restoring it.After seeing interior photos […]