Early 20th century houses

Early 20th century houses, primarily built between 1900 and 1940, reflect a variety of architectural styles, including Craftsman, Colonial Revival, and Art Deco. These homes often feature distinctive characteristics such as open floor plans, built-in furniture, and the use of natural materials. The Craftsman style emphasizes handcrafted details and simplicity, while Colonial Revival draws inspiration from earlier American colonial homes. Many houses from this period also showcase large porches and decorative elements. This era marked a shift towards functionality and a connection to nature in home design, influenced by changing social and economic conditions.