1920–1940: A celebration of the colonial era, this Style reflects new design interpretations of the classical order with smaller proportions and distinctive ogee detailing, characterized by the reversed curve on the base molding, casing and picture molding designs.

Capturing the spirit of classical details on a smaller scale and the revival of old world styles, the Colonial Revival Style reflects a new interpretation of classical orders with a distinctively American feel. Historic styles unique to colonial architecture found new life during the 1920s and 1930s, as architecture began to increasingly reflect the homeowner’s wealth. A renewed sense of national pride arrives, and along with it comes a revival of a classical architectural style that is slightly smaller in scale, and just as eye-catching.

Taken from a turn of the century molding catalog, patterns of this Style use mostly 3/4" material tied together meticulously for a feeling of detailed grandeur perfect for today’s style of homes. Particularly notable in the collection is the picture molding, with a turn of the century crown treatment to create a classical symbol when placed a few inches beneath the crown.