1837–1901
A grand mash-up, not a single look — Gothic Revival, Queen Anne, Eastlake, and half a dozen other revival styles blended into homes as ornate and eclectic as the era’s optimism.
Mid-1890s–1915
A reaction against the machine age — honest lines and natural materials, in the spirit of Stickley and the Prairie and Craftsman styles it inspired.
1890–1910
Short-lived and unmistakable — sinuous, organic lines drawn from vines, florals, and flowing hair, in the tradition of Tiffany and La Farge.
1920s–1930s
Geometric, symmetrical, and built for the machine age — sunbursts, lightning bolts, and the influence of automobiles and skyscrapers.
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