Early american homes

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The people we know as Pilgrims set the style stage back in 1620

January 16, 2017Two decades ago, when legendary Manhattan-based interior designer Robert Couturier, a native Parisian, met his now-husband, the Connecticut-born historic preservationist Jeffrey Morgan, their tastes were poles apart. “I didn’t know much about American decorative arts,” says Couturier, famed for creating grand-scale, lavishly decorated interiors on four continents. “Jeffrey said he wanted to show […]

Just love everything about this picture..The door is decorated so neat for fall.

Modern Architecture - Early New England Homes: Charmingly Authentic - Busyboo

kitchen from Classic American Homes

Rebecca’s 1755 Colonial’s Instagram post: “And just like that, I fall in love with the house all over again. . . . #18thcenturyhouse #18thcenturyhome #antiquehome #colonial…”

Circa Old Houses on Instagram: "Bundle these colors together as “Early American” and spread the word because they are just soooo goooood!⁠ ⁠ c. 1776 • $565,000 • 330 Parmelee Hill Road, Durham, CT⁠ With Pauline Webb of William Raveis⁠ 📧 pauline.webb@raveis.com 📞 (860) 754-4711⁠ ⁠ 👉️ full listing at circaoldhouses.com⁠ ⁠ From the listing: You will love the preservation of authentic architectural details, but appreciate the many important updates. The roof was replaced in 2019, septic 2013…

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Tomball Early-American Farmhouse Project — Moore House Interiors

Built in 1694, this Georgetown, MA, home is a classic example of First Period architecture. For the relatively modest price of $550,000, you can own it!

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