Is it Colonial, Victorian, Spanish, brownstone, ...?? Post some pics if you could

Is it Colonial, Victorian, Spanish, brownstone, ...?? Post some pics if you could

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The surrounding seven acres around this 1870s Italianate-style brick home is divided into a yard, garden, flower plots, and native virgin prairie.

This Italianate For Sale was designed and built in 1868 by a prominent architect, Arthur Campbell, who captured its Renaissance Revival style with brick load bearing walls, arched window openings and pedimented gabled roof lines. The present owners, since their purchase in 2017, commissioned area tradesmen to thoughtfully restore, preserve and improve most areas of the home.

A follow-up on one of those bygone "Save This Old House" beauties we featured in TOH magazine

c. 1870 Italianate in Homeworth, Ohio

Italianate.(1840-1885)

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Government House, Melbourne, completed in 1876.

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Stick-Italianate Victorian in San Francisco her new custom paint scheme I am excited to show you this recently completed color project - a Victorian in San Francisco a stylish new artistic dress. Eddy St. Victorian, before painting This 1880s Stick-Italianate Victorian house in the Western Addition  was long overdue for a paint job. Pale and peeling, it was nearly invisible and set back from the street behind an added garage and a tangle of overgrown plants.  The owner asked me to help make the house show up better, and give his home an artistic look using some of his favorite colors. I created a scheme using a muted split-complimentary palette of mauve, green-grey, ochre, and rose, with hints of purple and peridot, and of course, some well-placed gold leaf.  This isn't necessarily an historic color scheme, but such colors were popular during the Aesthetic Movement, along with those other "indescribable colors" that I have been studying lately, and which provided inspiration for this design. Eddy St. Victorian with new, Aesthetic colors The garage and foundation walls were painted a warm grey, very simple and plain so as not to compete with the house. The roof of the garage will become a front garden. Entry doors painted a deep glossy phthalo green-black Originally I suggested an intense peacock teal for the front doors, picking up some of the color in the stained glass insets, but we decided to use a deep phthalo green/black, for a more formal look. Gilt elements on the glossy doors make for a stunning entrance. ***** Color Consulting by Lynne Rutter 415-282-8820    Paints used on this house are by Benjamin Moore and C2 Color. all images in this post by Lynne Rutter  - click on images to view larger Lynne Rutter Studio

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Victorian Italianate I think. Built by a Michigan lumber baron in 1857.