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Tuscan décor is another style that focuses on creating a rustic and inviting look.
The style is based on the homey and nature-friendly decorating found in the Italian villas of Tuscany.
There are also some elements of classic European style that distinguish Tuscan design from other rustic and nature-based decorating styles.
Colors are natural but bright. Warm terra [...]

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As with English Country décor, the French Country style is casual and inviting.
However, there’s an injection of old world flair and style that makes rooms both comfortable and elegant.
French Country makes extensive use of patterns and themes not found in English Country. Roosters, olives, fruits, sunflowers, and grapes are some of the themes that can [...]

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English Country décor can be either relaxed or formal, but always creates a cozy and inviting air.
It’s very similar to French Country style, except that colors are generally more muted, florals and laces more popular, and lines tend to be straighter in English Country.
Rooms in English Country style are clearly designed to be used: places [...]

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Pueblo Revival homes are a seamless mix of Contemporary design and the original Pueblo homes built in the Southwest.
Since they’re usually built with adobe, they’re sometimes called Adobe homes. Pueblo Revival homes incorporate elements of native architectures of American southwest pueblos such as the famous Taos Pueblo, as well as features brought to the US [...]

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Contemporary homes first gained popularity in the mid to late 1900s and have become increasingly common since then.
This architectural category includes a lot of different house shapes and styles. Some Contemporary homes have Postmodern influences and others have Neoeclectic elements.
The key to identifying a true Contemporary home is the presence of many tall windows. These [...]

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Ranch Style homes go by many names, including American Ranch, Western Ranch, and California Rambler.
These homes first gained popularity in the mid 1900s. Ranch Style is a direct descendant of the Prairie Box home design.
As with Prairie Box homes the stress in designing ranch style homes was on economical design and use of available building [...]

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Inspired by the great Villas of Italy, in America the Italianate home architecture style has been a popularly used home design theme for more than a century.

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The arts and crafts style of home architecture evolved in California during the early to mid 20th century and is heavily influenced by Asian design aesthetics.

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Gothic Revival style homes became popular in American during the late 19th century and typically feature a flat roof, two or more stories tall and Gothic style parapets or battlements.

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Timeless and elegant, the Georgian Colonial style of home architecture and design typically features window shutters, a low pitched hip roof and rectangular shape.

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Low and angular, the prairie home style of architecture is credited to Frank Lloyd Wright and is influenced by Japanese design aesthetics.

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When you’re planning your kitchen remodel, one of the key factors you’ll need to consider is the cabinets.
They generally account for about half of the kitchen remodeling budget, so you want to make sure that you’re getting the best quality for your money.
Furthermore, choosing the right cabinet can make or break the overall design of [...]

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A boys bedroom should reflect his interests and personality.
Bedding is a simple and cost-effective way to personalize your son’s room.
Fortunately, boys bedding has evolved past the days of scratchy polyester bedspreads.
Now there are a variety of styles available to fully express his personality.
Depending on his interests, he may select themed bedding in sports or military [...]

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Painting your rooms is a simple do it yourself project if you know how to select colors and follow these few easy home interior painting tips.

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If you want the look of wood window blinds but don’t want the expense or maintenance of wood, then choose Faux Wood Window Blinds. Follow these simple installation steps.

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