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  • Traditional Design Can Be Bold

    Traditional design is capable of as much boldness as modern design. Incorporating traditional design elements in home remodeling ideas is never boring, stuffy or predictable as some fear. Traditional elements are breathtaking and innovative in their own right.

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    Familiar yet New

    Traditional design is often influenced by historical architecture, and created in a way to appear harmonious and familiar. Today’s forward-thinking architects have discovered ways to put a new spin on traditional patterns, which lends a contemporary feeling to the design. While modern design tends to strike people with surprising elements that are often disorienting, updated traditional design is bold in its reinvention of form and lines.

    Breaking Rigid Thinking

    Traditional design has the potential for being rigid in home remodeling ideas. In reality, traditional work is flexible and adaptable to various requirements and building locations. Traditional isn’t about being on the straight and narrow all the time, it curves along porches, windows, and entryways in new and unexpected ways. Traditional design is functional, comfortable, and an integral part of creative home remodeling projects.

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    At Country Club homes, we have extensive experience with transforming home remodeling ideas into reality in Fairfield County. Contact us today for inspiration and assistance.  Call us at 203-762-0550 or visit us at www.countryclubhomesinc.com.

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  • August New England Home Style of the Month: Italianate

    The Italianate architectural style began in England in the early 1800’s as a reaction to the formal architectural styles of the 1700’s. It was inspired by rural Italian farmhouses that featured classic masonry techniques, square towers, and informal details. This style spread to the United States by the 1830’s and was popular throughout our growing…

  • Kitchen Cabinet Trends to Incorporate in Your New England Home

    Cabinetry is one of the most prominent parts of a kitchen and it should be designed with both form and function in mind. Your cabinets should look great while meeting all of your practical storage needs. Our favorite trends to incorporate in your New England kitchen include: Charging cabinets – Today’s homeowners likely have multiple mobile devices that…

  • You Can Expect More From Your Deck Design

    During the last two decades the residential deck has undergone an amazing transformation. What used to be a simple wooden structure has become an extension of a home’s living spaces, featuring elements such as outdoor kitchens, tiered levels, and exquisite decorating. At Country Club Homes we understand the evolving influence of deck design and always begin the…