When it comes to curb appeal, a Victorian style house never disappoints. Also known as painted ladies, most homeowners use color to highlight all the details of their beloved, historic home.
Photo by Marina Rubina, Architect
My personal preference are the houses that are painted in bolder colors to really make them pop. And when they come with a turret and wrap around porch – it’s all the better.
Photo by Omega Construction and Design, Inc.
I love this cheery little aqua house. Dental molding, fish scale trim, and two-tone windows really amp up the curb appeal on this charmer.
Photo by Ronse Massey Developments
Subtle shades are equally as pretty as the brighter painted ladies. Note the detail of the tiles on the mansard roof.
Photo by Haycon Inc.
A pale yellow Victorian home shows its elegance and stately appeal.
Photo by Ashbourne Designs
Here’s a more formal Victorian style house in pastel colors. The curves create a modern, organic vibe.
Photo by Mark Bellingham Painting
Is this house adorable or what? I think what I love so much about architecture from the Victorian era is the thought and creativity that went into each design.
Photo by 創業昭和四年 西洋建築専門 安城建築
A pair of arched windows take center stage amidst fishtail trim. A touch of gingerbread trim on the porch enhances this home’s curb appeal.
Photo by Sacred Oak Homes
A large stately home in San Francisco is a show-stopper! I can’t help but think what it takes to paint a house like this.
Photo by Dijeau Poage Construction
You know I love my red houses and this post wouldn’t be complete without one! The lamppost holds it own against all the detailed trim of this gorgeous home.
Photo by Fenwick ArchitectsDo you have a favorite among these 11 Victorian homes?
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I’d have to go with the French style Victorian.
We have ONE in Ocala and it is so pretty!
All of these are true beauties. I think the reason we don’t have more of this style today is, it would break the bank, to maintain them to the perfection they require..
I can’t pick just one they all have such style and personality.I am pretty sure they didn’t just throw them up like they do now, they were made to last and very artistically.