"hopefully the accompanying photos will show that it's not a mishmash or a mcmansion but something more unique" But eclectic, by definition, is a mishmash of various styles so I don't understand why you apparently take offense? Marriam-Webster: eclectic: "composed of elements drawn from various sources". I don't think this house is unique, either. It's very pretty but definitely not unique. Very few houses are, because uniqueness kills resale value. I don't have skin in your game so I don't really care. I just find it funny that you ask what style your house is and the answer is: Your house has no particular style, but is "eclectic" LOL. Well, I guess it may be a fit for an architecture book that doesn't focus on styles or maybe has a chapter about houses that don't fit a particular style.

I attached another picture to show the roof. WE have a living room- large , dining room , kitchen and sunroom. # bedrooms up and one bath up, 1/2 bath on the main floor. There is a fireplace and built in china hutch, fairly large crown molding downstairs...and curved doorways.

Yes...eclectic it is. Here's the first para of our submission. Submission deadline was 11:59pm on Friday. I asked the architect if he made it and he said he sent it in at 11:58 pm!!! This home is located in New England, on a site formerly occupied by an antique colonial house that was beyond repair. An eclectic country house, it is inspired by elements from both a European and Colonial past, resulting in a timeless, aesthetically pleasing home that sits comfortably among the antique colonial outbuildings extant on the property. Called âÂÂTerrasol Woods,â most of its energy use is sourced from the earth, the sun and wood.

We just bought our home a few months ago and the longer we live here the more curious what “style” my home is. I adore the big moldings in my house but they don’t seem to always go with previous decor. I’d love some direction as we refinish our bathroom and kitchen back splash and a few other projects, so they end more fitting with our home. We have molding throughout the master bedroom, and kitchen/eat in kitchen. The living room is vaulted ceilings with moldings around a ledge.