Colonial house foyer

As they say, there's no second chance to make a first impression, and a foyer sets the tone for a home. It's the space where you get to welcome guests and create the entire house's design story.

For a home steeped in Old-World elegance, an ethereal holiday palette provides the icing on the cake. Sprays of snow-white blooms and fragrant greenery laced with ribbon create a rich contrast to all things vintage. A silver container filled with alabaster lilies and evergreen sprigs and a woodland-inspired wreath at the window complement the stately - Page 2

Experience the timeless beauty of Colonial Revival homes with their gabled roofs, balanced windows, and traditional design elements.

This DIY-savvy couple took on the ultimate project when they purchased a brick colonial house and transformed it into a charming farmhouse abode.

(ABOVE) Designed by Mark P. Finlay, Architects, this home features 6,200 square feet of living space. I've been traveling to the islands off South Carolina often during the last few years--through some form of the internet, that is. From the easy comfort of our

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At HGTV.com, see this transformed Colonial farmhouse and its light-filled foyer.

On land that played a role in the American Revolution and was once owned by Ralph Waldo Emerson, this new home blends eighteenth-century history and twenty-first-century living.

Name: Ken and Lynn-Anne Bruns (plus our 4 kids, 2 dogs & 2 bunnies)Location: Charlotte, North CarolinaSize: 4500 square feetYears lived in: 4 Lynn-Ann Bruns runs a successful design business and has the home of my dreams. It feels lived in, comfortable and is well designed through and through. The Bruns travel a great deal and have lived all over the world – their home reflects a combination of their adventures and great sense of style.

HGTV: Take a peek at this beautiful traditional entryway with antique furnishings and an exquisite brass chandelier.

If you know us, then you know how much we love a good before and after — We get to explain why design is imperative in a well-thought-out home as well as give you all a bit of behind-the-scenes insight into our design process. We revealed our Colonial Modernist Project — a multi-floor, full-gut “f

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Architect: Catalano Architects | Builder: J.W. Construction | Landscape architect: Gregory Lombardi Design | Landscape contractor: R.P. Marzilli & Company | Interior designer: Kotzen Interiors, LLP | Framer and exterior carpenter: Ares Structure | Art consulting: Jules Place | Photography: Sam Gray, Jared Kuzia, Warren Patterson | Boston Design Guide 20th Anniversary Edition pages 146 – 155