Colonial interior decorating style in your home is not complicated. Colonial homes, their architecture and interior decorating ideas are elegant, comfortable and rich. Colonial interior decorating ideas blend natural materials and pleasant room colors.Cream white decorating ideas can be mixed with green colors, warmed up with creamy yellow and dark yellow colors, deep orange and barn red color shades, creating typical color schemes for Colonial style house decorating. Rich room colors and wood work well together with soft white decorating in any Colonial interior.
This new 2.5-story residence is designed in the Williamsburg Colonial style, with a 1.5-story attached 3-car garage. The first floor level features a 1-story wood-framed breakfast room in which acts as the connector between the main mass of the house and the attached garage. As a visual balancer, a screen porch with balcony is on the opposite side of the main mass.
This kitchen performs just as well as it looks. Functionality was not compromised with a wide array of known and secret features. A “secret” hideaway pantry door with a cabinet and chalkboard facade conceal a full-size walk-in pantry, and the columns on either side of the sink cabinet pull out to provide storage for dish towels and pot holders.
The known features are just as great as the hidden ones. Elements such as a warming drawer to keep food warm while entertaining, or the chalkboard to write little reminders to yourself or your family, really add to the usefulness of this kitchen.
This new 2.5-story residence is designed in the Williamsburg Colonial style, with a 1.5-story attached 3-car garage. The first floor level features a 1-story wood-framed breakfast room in which acts as the connector between the main mass of the house and the attached garage. As a visual balancer, a screen porch with balcony is on the opposite side of the main mass.
This kitchen performs just as well as it looks. Functionality was not compromised with a wide array of known and secret features. A “secret” hideaway pantry door with a cabinet and chalkboard facade conceal a full-size walk-in pantry, and the columns on either side of the sink cabinet pull out to provide storage for dish towels and pot holders.
The known features are just as great as the hidden ones. Elements such as a warming drawer to keep food warm while entertaining, or the chalkboard to write little reminders to yourself or your family, really add to the usefulness of this kitchen.
