Traditional brick house

MARIAH KOEHLE | CA/UT REALTOR on Instagram: “Excellence is achieved by the mastery of the fundamentals.” -Vince Lombardi Awe, let that soak in for a moment!!! Photo:@reedbrownphoto⁠…”

This new 7,000 square foot brick home was built for a growing young family as a long-term family homestead. The Georgian revival style was chosen to help the house fit seamlessly into the neighborhood, a region already marked by its early 20th century Georgian and Tudor Revival homes. #redbrickhouse #slateroof #modillions #dormers #palladianwindow #doriccolumns #windowbay #frontportico #curvedporch #georgianstyle #traditionalarchitecture #classicaldesign #khakumwood #GreenwichCT

Explore a gallery of traditional homes where rustic red brick merges seamlessly with sage green accents, offering a unique and charming aesthetic. From cozy countryside residences to elegant heritage manors, these images showcase the timeless appeal and warmth of this color combination, perfect for those who appreciate classic architecture with a touch of nature-inspired elegance.

If you’re looking to modernize your brick home but don’t want to paint the brick, updating your window trim is a great option. Here, the natural red brick of this home is complemented by trim painted in Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore. Check out this post for more exterior window trim ideas! #exteriordesign #exteriorpaint #trim #windowtrim #paintideas #trimideas

ONE. The room-by-room unveiling of Will’s beach house has been fun. Here’s the living room, master bedroom and kitchen. TWO. If you like to house stalk. . . This is a great IG account full of pretty older houses. THREE. A lot of style in 650 square feet. FOUR. Another one of Read More

Do you need to paint your front door & need a color? Here's a collection of beautiful homes with front doors painted black. They're sure to inspire!

A nice brick two story home with landscaping

Lane Williams Architects on Instagram: “My own home is a blend of classic 1925 brick Tudor with distinctly modern touches like the concrete porch and sunken courtyard.…”

Choosing the right shutter color for a brick house is essential to maximize your exterior design’s curb appeal. Ask any real estate agent and they’ll tell you what a great impression shutters make. After all, a good first impression is important in order to sell a house in the quickest possible time.