http://www.raftertales.com/home-design/home-architecture/queen-anne-home-architecture-and-design-features/ Do it yourself home improvement ideas, photos, videos, articles, step by step guides for decorating, interior design, landscaping, remodeling projects and more! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:08:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://www.raftertales.com/home-design/home-architecture/queen-anne-home-architecture-and-design-features/comment-page-1/#comment-2458 Kelly Wilson Thu, 30 Sep 2010 15:37:30 +0000 http://www.raftertales.com/home-design/home-architecture/queen-anne-home-architecture-and-design-features/#comment-2458 Thanks for the comment and question! I personally appreciate the drama associated with this style of home - they really make a statement! I would use the paint color that makes the most dramatic contrast, which in my mind's eye is the lighter green. I would love to see a picture! Thanks for the comment and question! I personally appreciate the drama associated with this style of home – they really make a statement! I would use the paint color that makes the most dramatic contrast, which in my mind’s eye is the lighter green. I would love to see a picture!

]]> http://www.raftertales.com/home-design/home-architecture/queen-anne-home-architecture-and-design-features/comment-page-1/#comment-2456 Adele Poll Thu, 30 Sep 2010 13:07:20 +0000 http://www.raftertales.com/home-design/home-architecture/queen-anne-home-architecture-and-design-features/#comment-2456 I like your commentary about Qeene Anne homes..I have an1895 home which we are now painting and wonder what you think about the third color. Our upper shingles are dark brown the rest of the body of the home is cream and the third color we are contemplating trimming is sage green. However the shade of green lighter or darker has been the subject for many days...any advice? the style of the home has corbels, no frills like gingerbread but does have an interesting round curve with round windows that seems to be the interesting part of the home' I like your commentary about Qeene Anne homes..I have an1895 home which we are now painting and wonder what you think about the third color. Our upper shingles are dark brown the rest of the body of the home is cream and the third color we are contemplating trimming is sage green. However the shade of green lighter or darker has been the subject for many days…any advice? the style of the home has corbels, no frills like gingerbread but does have an interesting round curve with round windows that seems to be the interesting part of the home’

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