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Period Details in New Construction Home

There’s that old saying, “they don’t make ’em like they used to,” but you’ll find that today’s tour includes period details in a new construction home.

Rustic Living Room in New Construction HousePhoto by Period Architecture Ltd.

 

Natural wood beams in the kitchen mingle with painted beams to create a high-end look. Custom cabinetry and a large island balance the architecture overhead.

Farmhouse Kitchen with Wood BeamsPhoto by Period Architecture Ltd.

 

The custom hood above the double-range stove contains slide-out storage for spices and other cooking necessities.

Farmhouse KitchenPhoto by Period Architecture Ltd.

 

The butcher block topped kitchen island adds warmth to the stone counter tops. Framed arched doorways lead your eye to the main hallway in this new construction home.

Farmhouse Kitchen with Period DetailsPhoto by Period Architecture Ltd.

 

A gorgeous stairway greets you in the entryway, while a classic checkerboard floor provides a hint of the architectural history in the area.

Grand staircase with checkerboard floor in entrywayPhoto by Period Architecture Ltd.

 

True craftsmanship is shown throughout all the period details in the new construction home located in the Berwyn, PA area of Chester County – known for its gorgeous collection of historic homes. 

Traditional Hallway with Checkerboard FloorPhoto by Period Architecture Ltd.

 

Details continue to the outside of the home where you’ll find a beautiful stone fireplace on the patio.

Patio with Outdoor FireplacePhoto by Period Architecture Ltd.

 

The roof, shutters, recessed doorway, and more all reflect the owner’s desire to maintain the historic appeal of the neighborhood even though their house is new.

Front Door to Traditional New Construction HomePhoto by Period Architecture Ltd.

You can enjoy more of this new construction home by Period Architecture, Ltd. over at Houzz.

 

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8 Comments

  1. I’ve never seen a herringbone brick inlay on the front stoop before, beautiful touch. I love everything about this home except the checkerboard floor. Thanks for sharing 😇

    1. Hi Deb! I like that herringbone pattern too! Funny – as I was putting this tour together I thought, if there’s something people don’t like about this house it’ll probably be the checkerboard floor. LOL.

  2. Beautiful house, but WOW, it’s huge. I always wonder how a reasonably sized family fills a house this size with warmth and coziness – my two requirements. I guess that’s how those with a lot of money live.

    1. Yes, it is big! I try not to feature too many huge houses on my blog because I don’t think many people can relate to them – but it’s fun to look inside from time to time. I wouldn’t want to clean a house this size, but I guess I’d probably be able to hire a housekeeper or two. 😉

  3. I like the outside shutters that are operable. The house looks very nice, not at all like a finished to builders code.

  4. Love the mix of simple, minimalist design of all the white walls and metal, with the more warm design of the darker wood and old-looking white and black tile floor. A really nice home all-in-all, in my opinion.