Georgian homes emphasize symmetry, proportion, and classical details like pediments and columns around entries. Typically two or three stories, they feature a center-hall floor plan, multi-pane windows, and decorative cornices.
Introduced in the American colonies in the early 18th century—named for the reigns of Britain’s King Georges—this style reflected the influence of Palladian and classical ideals. Wealthy colonists favored it for its dignified, orderly look. Georgian Revival emerged later, reaffirming its timeless status in American residential design.
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About Custom Home DesignSchedule a ConsultationOur plans are organized first by a Main Category (American, British, French, etc), and secondly by a Sub Style (Cape Code, Acadian, Low Country, etc).
You may use the filter tools on the Plan Search Page to narrow down your selections based on your preferred home style. Take note, that most plans can have their exterior elevations modified to a style of your choosing.
