Did you ever wonder what style your house is? While each home has its own character, chances are it falls into one of these popular house styles of the United States. 1. Cape Cod: Cozy Coastal Charm A popular house style in the 1930s, the Cape Cod has a steep roof with horizontal wood siding…

Victorian Known for its intricate detailing, steep gabled roofs, and colorful facades, Victorian architecture exudes charm and character and has yet to fall out of favor despite being one of the oldest custom home styles in the state. Popularized during the 19th century, Victorian homes are a beloved fixture in many California neighborhoods. Victorian homes…

The Art Deco period reached its height during the ’20s and ’30s, just after World War I. Art and architecture experts widely accept France as its place of origin in the 10’s and teens.  The style is defined by intricate geometric patterns and hard lines, giving it an intricate yet streamlined, industrial aesthetic. While it took some time to catch on,…