Neo-Eclectic

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The interiors of early 1900s Neoeclectic homes reflected a blend of historical revival styles, often mixing elements from various past design movements to create eclectic yet familiar living spaces. These homes frequently featured compartmentalized floor plans with clearly defined rooms such as formal living and dining rooms, cozy dens, and growingly popular kitchens designed for both utility and social gathering.Overall, Neoeclectic interiors were defined by their flexibility—drawing from history but adapted for modern comfort and evolving American lifestyles.

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Varying Roof

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A black outline logo of a home
Image of a garage.

Garages

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