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Home > Style Inspirations

Style Inspiration

Below are a variety of home styles that Fypon product pairs with to match your home's distinct style.

Colonial
Most Colonial style homes are symmetrical, where each side is a mirror image of the other. Decorative elements are restrained and drawn from classical architecture. The entry is generally very obvious with a large door, transom, sidelights, hood, or even a portico. Keep Reading >
Victorian
As the Victorian era came into popularity in the United States during the last half of the 1800s, out went the symmetrical look that had, until then, dominated Classic architecture.  Keep Reading >
New Classical
Not quite Colonial, Neoclassical Revival style owns distinct chromosomes that create a specific set of design mannerisms. Keep Reading >
Cape Cod
Design elements are symmetrical, and include windows with wide white trim or shutters, a centered front door with pilasters or a large, central chimney. Keep Reading >
Farmhouse
A heritage of relying on the land is immediately evident in the rugged beauty of Farmhouse style.  Keep Reading >
Craftsman
Embracing simplicity, handiwork, and natural materials, Craftsman home plans are cozy, often with shingle siding and stone details.  Keep Reading >
Italian

With an ancestry of admiration for all things beautiful, the essence of Italian style remains unchanged today. These homes are known for having low-pitched, tile-covered roofs and stucco walls.

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Southwest
Set low to the ground with flat or low-pitched tile roofs, one and two story Southwestern homes beckon visitors inside with arched entryways. Keep Reading >
Ranch
The design went through a stylish evolution in the early 1960s, when more and more ranch homes were built with increasingly dramatic features, like varying roof lines, cathedral ceilings, sunken living rooms, and extensive landscaping and grounds. Keep Reading >

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