PALMETTO PARK
Douglasville, Georgia
This home is a Classical Colonial Victorian, which was popular particularly in the South at the end of the Victorian period, and leading into the TND period of the early 1900's. Inspired by homes in Palmetto, Georgia, this home shows the massing, hips, and gables popular in the Queen Anne period "streamlined" with classical Greek columns and plain broad walls of Colonial farmhouses. Its floor plan is a mix of dedicated front rooms and open relaxed back rooms. Like historical carriage houses, the garage has simplified features and open eaves.
A classical colonial Victorian has elements of all three periods
The corner porch addresses the street corner
The mix of window muntin styles were typical
The Carriage House is angled to distinguish it from the house
TND features proximity to street and neighbors
Lower "Terrace Level" and tower
Angular juxtaposition of the two buildings
The Carriage House has open eaves
multiple windows trimmed together read as one unit
The Dining Room and high wainescotting
The Family Room and stained coffer beams
Island and farm sink beyond
A small barrel vault creates a transitional space
Windows trimmed together were typical
Wide stair halls were sometimes used as rooms
Simple trim was typical
Stacked straight stairs
Tray ceiling with upper coffer beams
A period bathroom with subway tile
Beadboard paneling in the powder room