Georgian Style

The Georgian style is an architectural and design movement originating in the early 18th century, characterized by symmetry, proportion, and classical details inspired by ancient Greece and Rome. Buildings often feature balanced facades, brick or stone exteriors, sash windows, and decorative elements like columns and pediments. Inside, spaces are organized around central rooms with elegant moldings and refined finishes. The style reflects a sense of order, harmony, and formality, commonly seen in historic homes, public buildings, and townhouses. Its timeless, balanced aesthetic emphasizes refinement and classical beauty, making it a lasting influence in architectural design.