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[@DNAConsultingDetectives]

I grew up in a home full of antiques as both my parents and grandparents were antique dealers. Typically, the hard services (tables etc) were antiques. Upholstered pieces where new or at the least re-upholstered. That's something I've stuck with. While my parents home was "colonial" (think 1960's Ethan Allen) and my grandparents did Victorian, I've found a happy place with traditional shapes in muted colors, "Persian" rugs, and a mix of contemporary and antique art. I made the decision to use a nice white paint on all the trim, moldings, and cabinetry. My husband has built a lot of cabinetry from my designs, plus we've added baseboard, crown, door and window trim. This house had only builder basic baseboard, when we bought it. Going too far into a Colonial or Modern colonial would'n't fit this house (Colorado), but I think it's coming along nicely. It's fun to see more traditional styles coming back around and warmer colors again!!

[@susandavis7800]

@@DNAConsultingDetectives It's beautiful. These days, even the "simple" style is expensive, but great deals can be found by bargain hunters especially at estate sales. It beats the pants off of that boring, faux farmhouse look with the gray and white (YUCK) look! Give me a real farmhouse any day.

[@melaniemorris7757]

Love it! My home is a Colonial and I definitely embrace a traditional, English influenced style.

[@carolklyman4797]

I have a small Cape Cod style home built in the ‘70s with cheap materials and low ceilings. We did a gut reno in 1990s that added wood floors, painted woodwork, low Colonial and Shaker style elements. iIn New England, this never went out of style. I have to say, though, small kitchens and bathrooms are design challenges. Most often renovations start with “knock out a wall,” or, “borrow” space from this room or that closet. I would love to look at creative solutions that work with the small, quirky spaces we have.

[@kamalalove6083]

Connecticut yankee approved! ❤️

[@chumabanjwa4662]

One thing about Lisa is that she will EDUCATE and I am here for it!

[@lolaoh2001]

💯

[@rmonson5002]

EXACTLY! And I think she is truly the only one with the chops to do it. I watch other interior design youtubers more for entertainment value and for the house tours. No one compares to Lisa when you really want to learn something. IMHO.

[@rainbowdreamer9469]

Absolutely agree!!!

[@fabulouspinkmk10]

Yes, I so agree. The details of why things were the way they were, is so interesting to know, on top of everything else Lisa shares.

[@andreaandrea6716]

Excellent comment! Agreed!

[@Somewhereintime22]

The basic ideas behind this kind of style are timeless. Classic looks never go out of style. This is a breath of fresh air. I’m so weary of seeing everything slathered in gray and everyone worshiping at the alter of “modern.”

[@rainbowdreamer9469]

Karen, I couldn't have said this any better myself!!! You took the words right out of my mouth!!!

[@Julia29853]

Modern is SO ugly! Cold and comfortless. I never was into it either, there is just no lovely cozy hominess there.

[@Somewhereintime22]

@@Julia29853 Agree…and sometimes I think that people don’t actually think for themselves but jump on any bandwagon that’s deemed current at the moment. That’s when you can definitely put an expiration date on their “new improved, modern” decor. In a few years all this painted furniture will be like ‘70’s macrame owls, ‘80’s wallpaper, and teal carpet. Better to invest in quality classics and then enjoy them for a lifetime. Lol…some people might totally gag over that but I guess I worship at the alter of words like “patina,” “acquired look,” “chinoiserie,” etc.

[@leilanimccloskey3463]

Ditto!!

[@jacquelynmurray9140]

I SO agree with you!!

[@bstlaur4567]

As a New Englander I Love Colonial Style. The warm natural colors of blues and green makes a cozy room. Thank you for telling folks “to pick a lane”. Stop putting fads/trends into house design that isn’t meant for that!

[@susanb974]

I couldn’t be happier. I’ve been waiting 40 years for this style to return. Color and comfort!

[@rainbowdreamer9469]

Me too!

[@jillshahrak8957]

Yes🎉

[@lynnleipold2617]

Gee, my beautiful furniture may be stylish again.

[@NaturesInfiniteWELLth-fo6rs]

Why? Just do what You love, not what’s decided by someone else to be stylish.

[@nancytomaso9323]

I have loved the colonial style since I was on my honeymoon in 1981. We went to Williamsburg, VA and we saw it all! I am so glad that look is coming back. I love the Historic colors that Benjamin Moore offers. Thank you, Lisa!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Yes, Benjamin Moore’s HC range is quite wonderful.

[@samborn7120]

I hope it does return. It’s the most elegant and beautiful aesthetic. I just hope some nutjobs don’t try to politicize it…

[@jdbfortney]

Husband took me to Mt Vernon. The house was huge! The grounds were spectacular! The porches were to die for! The rooms were small & some of the colors were... interesting. Definitely worth a visit ❤

[@CheeseBae]

You mean the crazy green dining room? During Washington's time that specific color was extremely expensive. So it wasn't an aesthetic choice as much as it was a flex on his guests.

[@jdbfortney]

@@CheeseBae it was... 🤮 lol I'm not sure why he would need to impress someone with paint color. The size of the house lone. The number of slaves & the property itself. Seems like bragging lol Hard to believe something so ugly was so much $$$ 🤯

[@CheeseBae]

@@jdbfortney people like to flaunt their wealth even today. Washington was a soldier, not an interior designer. That job didn't even exist back then. He bought what was most expensive thinking it would be better. There are lots of people today who think the same way. Gold toilet seat anyone?

[@taylorjbaz]

I decorate in the cozier, primitive-colonial lane. Thanks for the video! Either lane of colonial style is timeless, so it’s actually one of the smartest ways to decorate; investing in and building an authentic collection that won’t need to be replaced, because its not trendy and never looks outdated-just classic.

[@debrazawlocki3975]

Thank you! I am "at that age" where I want family history married to clutter-free. This era definitely helps me create that list while shedding unnecessary items. A blessed day to you!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Wonderful!

[@SandraForde-o5f]

I own a 1934 Colonial Ranch and I absolutely LOVE IT! 18th Century French Rococo is exploding in my interior design scheme throughout my home. Like walking back in time! Even got my black and silver 6 burner gas Elmira stove

[@RebeccaKaemmer-gf3dl]

Love the look of the new colonial design style.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

I agree!

[@bradwatson7324]

My wife and I have been slowly working on this style in our house since our marriage 18 years ago. It's been challenging for us because we live in a suburb of Fort Worth, Texas, and the stores that carry the right merchandise are more to the eastern part of the country. And many times, the style has been modernized. So finding quality, traditional, Colonial Williamsburg type, pieces is quite a scavenger hunt. And because it's now such a niche market, it can really drive up the price. But it's doable; it's just more work and more money than one might initially expect.

[@CDankies]

Lol I used to live near Williamsburg VA. Now in this season I’m in Fort Worth. Any ideas or store recommendations would be appreciated. Wish Lisa would make a video on suburban architecture, as well, and how to maximize it.

[@AvecPoesie]

I recently purchased a beautiful and truly elegant 1945 Colonial Revival Home. It is my first and forever Home. I thoroughly appreciate the aesthetic for its classic Americana, symmetry, and timelessness. So glad to have come across this video. 🖤

[@claudiamiller7730]

Was bound to happen…what goes around comes around…the beauty of vintage, solid, classically styled, gorgeously visual structures will always be appreciated by those who understand US architectural history. I knew keeping my cherry Queen Anne furniture was a good thing..could never ever replace it these days, cuz, you know - $$$$$!!!

[@JJ-ur9yp]

Think of all the beautiful mahogany and cherry furniture people painted into “Shabby Chic”!

[@Julia29853]

@@JJ-ur9ypthat is so sad to think about! Hopefully nothing really valuable was painted that way!

[@sigh_anna]

I begrudgingly bought a colonial style in Canada. I have since grown to appreciate the ornate from the door trim, the shutters, and columns. It is red brick, I have a black door, and am going to paint the shutters black. I'm really enjoying playing up the style now. I've thrown in a couple of modern acce to just to keep it a little current.

[@jannieo]

As a life long New Englander whose family goes back to the 1630's in Massachusetts and into Maine early 1700's, I love the Colonial, and the Cape Cod, and of course the Salt Box! Thank you!!!

[@gbs5736]

Have always loved the colonial decor. Lived in the Northeast for years some of the time in a cape cod and absolutely loved both the simple look and the Georgian. So glad to hear this coming back.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@1CelloOne]

This is a fantastic video. I grew up not far from Williamsburg, VA, in a typical colonial style home with colonial blue. In my younger years, I wanted a style as far removed from Colonial as possible. Now that I'm older, I find myself loving it more and more. Thanks for doing this video and showing what a lot of homes on the east coast look like!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lisatague305]

My family home was colonial and I loved it ! Thanks for doing this video .

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Glad you enjoyed it! Share with your friends!

[@lauralukic6825]

I love this kind of period content! I searched high and low in my area for a georgian and finally found a fixer upper (it was all modern inside), and is a challenge to design so it doesn't feel "museum"

[@afternoononthedock]

Big fan of this timeless, forgiving, easy to pull off style. It can be achieved at so many price points from new reproduction to antiques to consignment finds. Benjamin Moore has a selection of Williamsburg colors, very appealing.

[@rosemarybanner]

Love seeing this older style coming back.

[@susanschlesinger4791]

I grew up in the 60s in a very "colonial" style house -- in other words, Ethan Alan everywhere down to the portrait of a revolutionary colonelon the wall above the dry-sink. Grabbing a coffee because this oughta be good!

[@kareneggemeyer7918]

So happy to hear this. I have always loved Federal style. Lots of moldings. Every house I’ve owned I’ve added chair rail & crown moldings. I added chair rail to my dining room maybe 3 years ago & my sister in law told me. “It’s out of style & dates my house”. I believe this is a classic style which really never goes out of style. Love your thoughts.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

I totally agree! Something that is a classic traditional is never out of style!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

You are so right! Anything in a classic traditional style is never out of date!

[@theschnauz2138]

Thank you for this video! This is my house-Georgian red brick. I leaned into the formal design elements. I think this particular style has always been outside of trends and therefore dates better.

[@amyhirsh1959]

Yay! This look is coming back! I'm thrilled!!!!!

[@BeingAmy]

Love this style, I am glad it is back on trend.

[@threearrows2248]

I'm in Miami and live in a neighborhood with Key West Colonial type houses. My house is only 1,500 sq ft and I'd love something larger, but I can't part ways with my adorable house. Realtors have come over and told us, "Don't sell this house!" We still have separate kitchen and pantry rooms, while every other house in Miami seems to be open concept. I love the coziness, the colors we've picked, the painted trim.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Very cool!

[@anotherhomeschoolmom1367]

I've been heading this direction in my interior design preference for a few years now. So sick of the modern. I love this warm, cozy, nostalgic style.

[@dietzhaus]

I’ve always been a huge fan of Federal style (i.e. “colonial”) buildings, and live in a very colonial style house. It’s so convincing that visitors think it’s from the early 1800s, even though it was built in the early 2000s (giving us the bonus of modern day systems). Regardless of the trends, I will always love colonial style and a more traditional decor to go along with it - with small touches of modern to make it interesting and less precious. My decor decisions were guided by the rooms in Colonial Williamsburg. I had NO IDEA that I was being trendy, I just know what I like! 😊

[@RachelDee]

Oooo thank you. I want to enhance my German colonial revival home’s architectural design, but also bring it into modern times.

[@Jared_Albert]

Fantastic! Love your passion. Thank you for keeping our history alive!

[@Androgynary]

This is my style-English Country in particular. I’m an avid thrifter and most of my furniture is vintage/secondhand, so I’m easily able to achieve this look. I also like mixing design styles by going very traditional for the majority of my interior-but using more contemporary/modern artwork.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Love that!

[@DD-hy1nl]

I love the room @ 6:26, so warm and cozy. I could see myself in this room very happy!

[@philippapay4352]

I had no idea that colonial remains the most common home style in the U.S. They also had small windows to retain heat or cool, depending upon the season. People were somewhat smaller and the rooms stayed smaller to fit the folks and retain whatever heat from the fireplace or wood-burning stove was meant to accommodate that room. Gorgeous examples of the architecture types and the rooms that were built using less glass and shorter spans of wooden support. I like the painted moldings. I adored the room with the burgundy chaise longue on the bedroom inside wall near the fireplace, which looked comfortable for sleeping if someone who shared that bedroom was ill and needed to rest nearer the fire and building warmth. I am loving the soft colors, which make a color statement but embrace so much else around them in the room. So helpful.

[@geavonnashel9185]

LOVE Colonial!!!

[@zelphadecker4953]

Love the new colonial style.

[@peony2353]

The white and black remind me of the father of the Bride movie. I loved how that house looked inside and out and the street. It really was the ideal suburban house

[@ClassicalMontessori]

Colonial is simple, sophisticated, amd elegant. Truly timeless! I can't believe what passes for homes these days - both on the cheap end and luxury end - in my mind all architecture should learn from history and just replicate the beauty from the past!

[@PARoth2011]

I started in the antiques business 40 years ago then got into architecture by selling real estate and I STILL learn new things like why window panes were divided and small and I always thought the salt box was a New England invention. I am delighted to see the beautiful style we grew up with being addressed in a modern way. What is interesting is that the (2nd period, meaning Victorian and 1910sh era reproductions) antiques that furnished these colonial homes have come down in value so much because people went whole hog for mid century modern etc years ago that those with a sharp eye can pick up appropriate furniture for this style at very good prices…and it’s all real wood, not cheaply made imports! Thank you for bringing this gracious, historic style back to public attention, it’s so refreshing ❤ Can I plead for a video on how to turn the leisure suit, disco era, 70’s ranch into an entirely different classical style?

[@LisaHoltDesign]

All of that is so right on!

[@JonathonV]

Aw nuts, I missed it! Sorry, I got distracted! Will watch right away!

[@JonathonV]

Not typically into this style, but I love that green room at 3:39! (Unsurprisingly, haha.) I feel like this is something I’d love and appreciate in someone else’s home, but maybe something I wouldn’t integrate into my own space. As usual, this video is such an enjoyable and educational experience! Thanks, my friend!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

LUV that you watched....

[@stephaniec.5667]

Thank you for sharing the history of changing architecture in America. It’s truly fascinating!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

It really is! 😊

[@saraG100]

Love!!! Makes my day to see this. I pick the formal lane. Now, for an entryway rug...:)

[@barbaracooper767]

Love all the different fonts for the numbers

[@amygriffin7672]

Liking this!

[@melissabunn1632]

This was great!! I am interested in learning more about Craftsman!!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

More to come! If you want to learn more about design you should join me at DezignSpace.com

[@RagingCanuck]

Great video, Lisa, thank you! As a history and design buff, I really appreciate these videos. They’ve always been a highlight of your podcasts for me.❤️

[@LisaHoltDesign]

You are so welcome!

[@rmonson5002]

Same!

[@ashleynicole9423]

My heart is with a colonial home ❤

[@maureenmaureen713]

Very cool info. Any chance you could educate us about Craftsmen style homes? Those are by far, my favorite. Thank you Lisa!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Sure thing!

[@trishcabreana2171]

Hey Lisa - could you do a video on the new modern cottage design?

[@cathylehman7538]

Hey, Lisa--love the topic! Thank you. It could be interesting to showcase the difference between French influence/Duncan Phyfe and British influence in decor as a sub-category to this. What do you think?

[@mschenandlerbong8539]

Very interesting. Although, trees on the east coast are very very tall.

[@wannaduckfin]

My taste totally. Our home is traditional colonial. ❤ it!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Love that!

[@beckybainer9019]

Loved this video! And…I’m a colonial fan.

[@pamstockwell5541]

I always learn so much from your videos. I love it!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

I'm so glad! Nice to see you Pam 😊

[@squalloogal]

Love the history and fun colours. 😊

[@KawikaDowney]

Great break down

[@AChickandaDuck]

I live near DC in a historic area and this has always been in style here! Love it.

[@brendaboden5153]

Love it! I have a Dutch Colonial 120 years old.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Very cool!

[@tinacantarella3919]

I love your energy.

[@MargieGurney]

Such a great video. I grew up in a traditional White siding black shutter colonial. Partial to a two story. Built similar and 25 years later still loving it. You are better than a decorator magazine!

[@anne-mariebiorci5453]

I love the salt box farm house🦘🐨🇦🇺

[@LisaHoltDesign]

They have them in places like Tasmania

[@LynnFrank-e1l]

Yes!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@anaverran3040]

I like the New Colonial Style. Very informative video.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Thank you!

[@dianevarrone4373]

I had a 1700 home and the last 23 years we have been living in the Georgian colonial we built, this is how I have decorated for 50 years. Nothing new to us. We love this look.

[@tamararoland4987]

I love this style! Maybe my next home will be this style! Classic and never out of style.

[@joyceschneider8377]

Thank you. you made so much sense and why some of my rooms feel good and some do not!! Pick a lane.....like it all and can't wait to get started. Thank you.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

You are so welcome!!!

[@lenaeggler6304]

I just love the way you explain things in such detail!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Glad you like them!

[@crosstitcher2]

Love this style…awesome look.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Glad you like it!

[@SkySilver777]

in live in a colonial home in Connecticut, its a double edge sword driving through close by neighborhoods with gorgeous historic homes vs my "new colonial" but over the years we've been going room to room switching out the builder grade with more classic true to the home- styles.

[@rjones3955]

What an awesome video! It's so rare to see designers educating about architecture and which designs are appropriate to the style of the home. I recommend the book "A Field Guide to American Houses" as an awesome visual encyclopedia of the architectural styles you find across this country.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@LlyleHunter]

I grew up in a Cape. I’ve never slept so comfortably as I did as when I was when I was sleeping upstairs under the knee wall when it was raining and feeling well sheltered like a cat.

[@robertathompson5684]

Love this style

[@marilynvelez8147]

Great video, I live in Pennsylvania we have many colonial homes here both historical and newer builds we love them and we live in one. A great color I used in my dining room was Betsy Ross Moss and in my powder room I have Philadelphia Cream both very beautiful colors and did I mention lots of antiquing in these parts. There's a big market here for primitive style, colonial being the next and farmhouse style.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Sounds great!

[@ruthklipp3357]

Ditto many of the comments below. I've been waiting a looong time, too! So nice to see.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

More to come!

[@gtg488w]

I went to DC/Virginia for work, and did a ghost tour at night. I was gasping at the amazing homes, we were all so impressed and couldn’t help but peek in some windows that were open. It was so nice, like who the hell is living here. It was the nicest furniture I’ve ever seen, They’re living well

[@judegabbard2081]

Great overview!

[@lesliecruguet4136]

We are having a heatwave all over the country, especially here in Florida...any chance you could do a show on Tropical Chic??? I've been begging for you to do one for 2 yrs! Pleeeeease!

[@loganmomable]

To know where your going you also have to know where you have been. Once again an expert discussion on how to update successfully!

[@naiiago9414]

I love it, it goes very well with the nautical style I like as well as with antiques. I'm very much into reusing old pieces instead of always going for newly made items.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Great idea!

[@christinabeck9316]

I love your channel, thank you!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Thanks for watching!

[@Rach-lg7fo]

I KNEW IT. I feel so vindicated right now hahahaha

[@carollee4356]

Love it !

[@mrsbeckydaisy]

This is exactly what I was looking for!! We purchased a home built about 20 years ago so in much need of a total upgrade from floors to ceiling. This house has great bones and we absolutely love it but it’s so large I am overwhelmed with where to start. I want a timeless look that I won’t have to redo anything soon. We bought this home to retire in and we are only getting older. We just upgraded the fireplace and now its time to start painting every single thing so we can have the new floors installed. So I need every bit of advise I can get!!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

If you need more inspiration and guidance, you should join me on my site DezignSpace.com ☺️

[@Elizabeth-tm7xr]

I LOVE this "new" style!! Thank you this is a great reference for me!! I have always appreciated the american colonial and the soft colors. I think this really assisted me in what I actually like and prefer for my home. I enjoy the history lesson along with it which helps explain the why. Super important with all of these styles. Thanks a bunch!!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

You are so welcome!

[@elizabethmorgan2513]

Great great video! I’m transitioning my home right now so I’m overjoyed to see this! I am looking at Benjamin Moore Colonial Williamsburg color choices and finding GORGEOUS colors! So exciting! What r your thoughts on thrifting furniture to achieve this look? I’ve never done that b4 but it seems popular🤷‍♀️Any advice appreciated!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Great! I can answer questions and help over at my site in my site... dezignspace.com

[@CaponeCabin]

Well, our choice of home my husband and I built ( yes, the two of us senior citizens) we are in style...lol... we just built a colonial log cabin. We are revolutionary war living historians at our National Park.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Enjoy your paradise together 😊

[@geoffsmiley8252]

Great video thank you Lisa 💜

[@LisaHoltDesign]

You are so welcome!

[@cindysteffens8065]

Love, love, ❤️

[@nikitanikita877]

Great video! Very informative. I love this design style. Keep em coming!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

More to come!

[@adc9270]

The windows and rooms were small to help with heating in the winter. They would close off whole portions of the house and live in one or two rooms. When the truth is not glamorous it goes untold.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Yes that's so true, I miss inside shutters!

[@babbsfangirl8254]

Did you mention Spanish colonial? One of my favorite style. 😊

[@LisaHoltDesign]

I have a deep dive on that in dezignspace! You should check it out! Dezignspace.com

[@zamokuhlesabela2258]

OMG Lisa! I thought I was subscribed to your channel, been watching you for years. Just hit subscribe immediately

[@LisaHoltDesign]

YAY! THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!XOXO

[@cherylgates9439]

I have a 1869 Colonial red brick home with a Victorian porch that is paint two shades of gray with red accents. I would like to modernize the color scheme but having trouble deciding what to do. Maybe a sage green accent?

[@LisaHoltDesign]

I’d LUV to answer questions and help over at my site in my site... dezignspace.com

[@rumhound5903]

Figures... As soon as I'm wanting to build a colonial replica... The style comes back. That'll add $50k to the price tag!

[@kreativekarenn]

Hi Lisa, I love this new style! There's COLOR! The farmhouse style is good, but I was longing for color and this new style delivers. I'm a traditional style person anyway, so of course, I gravitated to this look. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.😊

[@LisaHoltDesign]

You are so welcome!

[@MaxineMcClure-y9h]

Love your advice and ideas. I am tired of gray, black and white modern. What is your opinion regarding kitchen trends that will blend with Colonial.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

That’s a deep well of information that I can’t tackle here. You’re always welcome to join me on my site DezignSpace.com See you there. ☺️

[@marshyburrows1094]

❤❤❤

[@kimwingert8967]

Love the less formal! Thank you! Wish it was twice as long.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Noted! ☺️