Residential architecture and interior design.

Having trouble explaining exactly what you want in a new home or remodel? If so, it could be because a typical house rarely expresses a single architectural style. Getting back to basics will help.

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

Federal architecture is simple but refined, and its durability and low upkeep costs make it a popular option. Learn about this style and what sets it apart.

A graceful approach reveals the Georgian façade, evoking a sense of timeless sophistication through its symmetrical design, ivy-covered walls, and classic slate roof.

Black-pigmented concrete and black timber battens have been used to create the Federal House in New South Wales by Australian studio Edition Office.

Check out all of these charming houses with brick exteriors--from classic to modern--that will make you feel at home.

Built in 1828, the Federal-style row house, asking $7,750,000, is a piece of West Village history, reborn in the 21st century via a two-year renovation.

Federal style houses are a triumph of simplicity and classically refined ornament. Here's a look at their history and unique characteristics.