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.
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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.
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The custom hood above the double-range stove contains slide-out storage for spices and other cooking necessities.
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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.
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A gorgeous stairway greets you in the entryway, while a classic checkerboard floor provides a hint of the architectural history in the area.
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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.
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Details continue to the outside of the home where you’ll find a beautiful stone fireplace on the patio.
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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.
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You can enjoy more of this new construction home by Period Architecture, Ltd. over at Houzz.
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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 😇
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.
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.
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. 😉
I like the outside shutters that are operable. The house looks very nice, not at all like a finished to builders code.
Hi Margaret. I fell in love with those shutters too! Glad you enjoyed the tour. 🙂
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.
I agree completely! There’s a nice mix of wood and period details!