Federal architecture

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Federal Style - (1790-1820) First Harrison Gray Ottis House. Stair Hall. Boston, Massachusetts (1795-1796) Source: ARTStore - VIU Online Images Library Hi again, I hope you guys enjoyed my last post! Today, I will be talking about the, oh so very neoclassical and patriotic American Federal Style! We now move from France to the other side of the pond, in AMERICA! This period refer to the design style happening in the United States of America after the D

Federal style houses are a triumph of simplicity and classically refined ornament. Here's a look at their history and unique characteristics.

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