Victorian homes
Queen-era architecture
Victorian homes are houses built during or in the style of Queen Victoria's reign (1837–1901), characterized by ornate decoration, steep roofs, asymmetrical facades, and elaborate trim work.
The term covers several substyles including Queen Anne, Italianate, and Gothic Revival.
They restored a Victorian home in the historic district.
Victorian homes often feature wraparound porches, bay windows, and decorative woodwork called gingerbread.
- porchCovered entryway structure
- front porchCovered entry deck
- ItalianateResembling Roman or Florentine style
- Queen AnneEnglish monarch, furniture period
- painted ladiesColorful Victorian architecture
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- Bay AreaSan Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Golden Gate Bridge
- GalvestonBishop's Palace, cruise terminal, Elissa, historic district, Juneteenth
- house stylesbungalow, craftsman, colonial, farmhouse, ranch house
- DorchesterFour Corners
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- Home Designinterior design, floor plans, remodeling, kitchen design, bathroom design
Victorian homesshipping container homes
Dwellings from freight boxes
new construction · prefab homes · modular housing · tiny houses · tract housing
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