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Colonial house plans reflect the uncomplicated and refined taste of early settlers in America. Simple, classic detailing characterizes Colonial home plans. Colonial homes draw influences from Dutch, English, and French architecture; creating a range of regional interpretations. Colonial floor plans feature a welcoming center hall design with living room on one side, dining room on the other, and kitchen and private rooms in the back as a practical, family-friendly design that makes entertaining a special pleasure. Typical Colonial design features include symmetrical exterior styling, multipane windows, and central front doors, shutters, and pilasters. Pillars and columns are common, often expressed in temple-like entrances with porticos topped by pediments. Colonial house designs use multi-pane, double-hung windows with shutters, dormers, and paneled doors with sidelights topped with rectangular transoms or fanlights to help dress up the exteriors which are generally wood or brick. At HousePlans.com we have a growing collection of over 30,000 different house plans, home blueprints and floorplans, including several Colonial floor plans and home plans to choose from. We have an in-house team of architects standing by to assist with customizing any colonial house plan depending on your needs and wants. Start with a Colonial floor plan that you like and then make it your own with the help of our architect team to create a unique, one-of-a-kind Colonial blueprint for your new home.
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Useful link(s):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_architecture

Useful information:
Many variations on colonial style developed in the American colonies in the 1600s and 1700s and most used classical ornamentation in some way. In the late 19th century, archeological studies and influential architects like McKim Mead & White of New York helped revive interest in colonial buildings, thereby prompting the aptly-named Colonial Revival style. Key references include William H. Pierson's The Colonial and Neoclassical Styles (Doubleday) and Marcus Whiffen's American Architecture Since 1780 (MIT Press).
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