| victorian home interiors |
1. asymmetrical façade. Victorian houses have an asymmetric appearance that the house offers different levels of depth. They have an asymmetrical portico, usually a story high and extendedalong the front and one or both sides.
2. architectural features. Victorian houses have been complicated by detailed architectural decorative accents, the house was added. Millworks gingerbread gingerbread brackets, head of planning and design have been incorporated in the Victorian and found in combination with other architectural elements such as brackets, spindle rails, Sprandel molding and cornice, the element of luxury in time to add.
3. Building materials. In 1850The bricks were produced in factories and become cheaper and all the materials were easier to carry. The availability of different types of structures in stone, tiles and colored stones can create the Victorians for mixing different models of these materials on their building envelope.
4. Colors. Traditional Victorian houses of the period, using natural earth tones in shades of green, brown, mustard and red. Victorian houses also have bright colors like purple, pink and purple used.
5.Windows. There are a number of windows in a Victorian style house. Sash windows with large windows, skylight over the door and windows. window dressings were common ornaments, gables, shutters and even window boxes. Victorians of the use of colored glass doors, beveled and etched windows and
6. Roof.Victorian houses have pitched roofs of irregular shape, usually with dominant front gable and on occasion has a tower that stretchesdifferent heights. Most of the houses are covered with slates or tiles.
7. New features for the home. The introduction of hygiene during the Victorian period to allow the addition of new features like being at home, hot and cold water, drainage systems, waste disposal and sanitation. Other additional features in the house, the gas oven, ice cream and toilet, gas or electric lights, washing machine, and the use of attics and cellars.
8. Interior. Victorian houses are expensivedecorated with a variety of colors, fabrics and expensive furnishings and decoration. Room had crown molding, wallpaper, wood paneling and carved details of the posts, decorative stucco and elaborate lighting, including chandeliers. The inner windows were crowned with frames and much decorated with lace, including valances, swags, fabric, tie backs and trim.
9. Iron and steel. In the 19th century were presented by iron and steel in a Victorian house designs. These buildingsThe components have been used in internal and external, such as doors, fences, columns, frames, furniture and steps to stress at home.
