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The client wanted a dramatic entryway that would not overpower this single-story design, and the designer complied with this unique portico. On this beautiful wooded site, the organic nature of Arts and Crafts style influences the design, taking it to the next level with an eyebrow-shaped pediment that resembles an upscale earthen dwelling. The shallower curve of the transom echoes the roofline. Paired columns on stone piers, brick accents, and a wood ceiling complete the picture. An ARDA for Design Details goes to Royal Oaks Design Designer: Kieran Liebl From: Oakdale, Minnesota

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Colonial Revival Style architecture. Brick exterior with white trim and shutters: Very common in American Colonial Revival architecture. Classical portico: The front entrance has a pediment (triangular roof) supported by columns, evoking Georgian-era details. Colonial Revival became extremely popular in the United States from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century (especially 1920s–1940s). It draws inspiration from early American Colonial (Georgian and Federal) architecture but is generally larger and more refined than original 1700s–early 1800s homes. This looks like a high-end suburban or estate version, very typical in places like the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, or upscale Southern neighborhoods.

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Mixed materials: Red brick on the first floor and horizontal siding on the second floor — a very common combination in 20th-century Colonial Revival homes. Symmetrical facade centered on the front door with flanking bay windows. White trim and shutters contrasting with the brick and siding. Centered entry with simple columns and pediment-like detail. Multi-pane windows (including projecting bay windows on the first floor). Brick chimney and asphalt shingle roof. This is another variation within the broad Colonial Revival family (popular from ~1880–1950 and still widely built today). It blends elements of:Georgian Colonial (symmetry and proportion) Dutch Colonial influence (sometimes seen in the roofline or massing) Modern suburban adaptations (mixed brick + siding for cost and aesthetics)

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