Green and green architecture

How the darling house style of the first quarter of the 20th century lost its cachet, and why the American Bungalow has come back stronger than ever as part of the Arts & Crafts Revival.

Icons of Arts & Crafts Architecture

These dark olive green house designs offer a striking, modern aesthetic that stands out in any neighborhood. This unique shade balances sophistication and boldness, perfect for those looking to revamp their home's exterior. Many house designs incorporate dark olive green to highlight architectural details or blend naturally with surrounding landscapes. Whether painting the entire exterior or adding accents, this color transforms homes into stylish properties with a contemporary edge. Explore…

These unique properties are like real-life Hobbit holes

Robert Green became one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s last apprentices as a Taliesin West Fellow. He returned to Atlanta and started a 40-year career, establishing himself as the closest thing to Wright this city has produced—in a state with no buildings by the American icon.

Check out all of these green exterior houses that offer a mix of creative and eco-friendly designs.

The Fitzroy, located in West Chelsea, New York, is an architect’s dream, with its unique art deco and Greek revival style. We produced over 5,700 units, including, rainscreen soffit panels that were hung on our track and clip system. To achieve the eccentric green glaze on the façade two separate colors were made using the same glaze base. Concave and convex shapes demonstrate the diverse affects glaze can have on every panel.

Explore three dark green exterior house color ideas for a nature-inspired home. From pairing dark green with wooden accents, stone elements, or white trim, discover various ways to create a harmonious and cohesive look that blends well with the natural surroundings.

Get inspired with sleek, modern house designs paired with stunning garden ideas you'll want to steal.

My love for checked flooring continues 🤎 We’ve just ordered our new tiles for our hallway, we’ve gone with black and white marble check tiles which I think will look fabulous with our new anthracite grey double front door! I’ve been absolutely useless sharing it on here, but hopefully I’ll be able to show you all our new hallway soon. Which image is your favourite? I think I’m going towards the brown and white marble tiles in the bathroom, it’s a beautiful contemporary twist. #hallway…