Traditional style originated in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries as a reaction against the more elaborate and ornate styles of the Baroque and Rococo periods. The design influences came from the Neoclassical movement, which sought to revive the simplicity and elegance of ancient Greek and Roman design. The style evolved to add English and French designs of Georgian, Federal, and Victorian styles which reflected a layer of opulence. 

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A Traditional home is characterized by its elegance, symmetry, and appreciation for craftsmanship & history. Classical columns, decorative pilasters, crown & wall molding, paneled wood doors, built-in cabinets, grand entries with staircases, decorative railings, arched doorways, and conventional floor plans with individual spaces to create comfort and a classical elegance throughout. 

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Traditional interior finishes create inviting and timeless spaces that reflect a deep appreciation for history. Warm white painted moldings, floral and damask wallcovering or draperies, dark-stained hardwood flooring, Persian area rugs, brick fireplace surrounds, wood paneling with built-in cabinetry, & antique brass hardware amplify the warmth, elegance, and craftsmanship of Traditional design. 

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