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Model - @teo_bodokia Designer - @divafeamor #Gyox37 #GeorgeNewmanson #fashion #fashiondesigner #georgianstyle #georgiandesigner #georgianmodel #georgianphotographer #georgianfashion #fashionmodel #fashionphotography #fashionstyle #fashionworld #fashionplanet #editorialphotography #teobodokia #divafeamir https://www.instagram.com/p/CqBhwr4Mejn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Quintessentially English and Impeccably Good Taste: A George I Walnut Bureau Bookcase. Early 18th century, Georgian figured walnut and feather banded bureau bookcase with single door with original glazing, three adjustable shelves, candle pull. The fall with velvet insert, opening to reveal a fitted interior over 5 drawers, original hardware, set on bracket feet, secondary wood in oak; English circa 1710 height: 80 in. 203 cm., width: 30.5 in. 77.5 cm., depth: 18.5 in. 47 cm. link: https://www.gardencourtantiques.com/shop/george-i-bureau-bookcase/ . . . . . . #antiquebookcase #bureau #georgianfurniture #georgianstyle #finefurniture #englishantiques #vintage #antiques #interiordesign #traditionaldecor #classicdesign #18thcentury #georgian #timelessdecor #classicstyle #englishhome #fineantiques #1800s #interiors #interiordesign #decor #decorator #interiordesigns #antiquefurniture #antiqueinteriors #sf #sanFrancisco #instainteriordesign #sfantiques #newshipment (at Garden Court Antiques) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz1es-HpSNr/?igshid=xxqzxw5xawbd
A bedroom at the George Wythe House at @colonialwilliamsburg in Williamsburg, #Virginia. The house is believed to have been designed in the mid-1750s by George Wythe's father-in-law, the surveyor, builder, and planter Richard Taliaferro. George Wythe was the first professor of law at an American college and the first Virginian signer of the Declaration of Independence. In 1776, the house accommodated Virginia General Assembly delegate Thomas Jefferson and his family. Washington used this house as his headquarters before the Siege of Yorktown in 1781. Colonial Williamsburg acquired the property in 1938. The property was added to the @nationalregisternps and declared a National Historic Landmark on April 15, 1970. #va #vahistory #SpreadTheHistory #historygirl #colonialwilliamsburg #williamsburg #williamsburgva #architecture #archi_ologie #georgian #georgianstyle #exploreva #travelblog #travelblogger #explore #blog #blogger #ushistory #americanhistory #historictriangle #loveva #virginiaisforlovers #oldhouselove #RevolutionaryWar #yorktown #nationalhistoriclandmark #nrhp #interiorthursdays #findyourfunwmbg (at Wythe House) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtUflYklAQG/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=o0umv0uityam
A style that was briefly all the rage was the adaptation of the robe a l'anglaise into a polonaise effect, a tape inside the skirt looping the fabric upwards much like a Roman blind, 1775-80, for #georgianjanuary #18thcenturystyle #18thcentury #georgian #1770s #1780s #robealanglaise #polonaise #bigskirt #georgianstyle #stripedsilk #stripes #fashionhistory #dresshistory #fashionmuseum #yellowsilk @katestrasdin
Woodlawn (@woodlawnandpopeleighey) in Alexandria, #Virginia. George Washington gave 2,000 acres of his Mount Vernon estate to his nephew, Major Lawrence Lewis and Eleanor “Nelly” Parke Custis, Martha Washington’s granddaughter following their wedding on February 22, 1799. Built on a site selected by Washington and designed by William Thornton, architect of the U.S. Capitol, the Georgian/Federal style house was completed in 1805. Operated as a historic house museum since 1949, it was the first site owned by @savingplaces. #va #vahistory #SpreadTheHistory #historygirl #alexandria #alexandriava #architecture #archi_ologie #georgian #georgianstyle #exploreva #travelblog #travelblogger #explore #blog #blogger #ushistory #americanhistory #loveva #virginiaisforlovers #oldhouselove #georgewashington #woodlawn #federalstyle (at Woodlawn & Pope-Leighey House)
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Colonial vs. Early American vs. Georgian: Which Iron Style Fits Your Home?
Wrought iron is more than just hardware—it’s a language of design, one that tells the story of architecture, craftsmanship, and the eras that shaped both. When choosing forged iron details for your home, understanding the differences between Colonial, Early American, and Georgian styles can help you bring harmony, heritage, and historical accuracy to your space.
Here’s a breakdown of what sets each style apart—and how to choose the one that best fits your home’s character.
🏡 Colonial Iron Style: Simple, Strong, Functional
The Colonial Iron Collection reflects the utilitarian roots of 17th–18th century homes in the original American colonies. It features:
Minimal ornamentation
Heavy, hand-hammered textures
Basic silhouettes (strap hinges, ring pulls, clavos)
Hardware made for function, not flourish
This style suits homes with a rustic or frontier edge—think stone farmhouses, timber frame cabins, and saltbox designs.
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🪵 Early American Iron Style: Rustic Meets Refinement
Bridging the gap between practicality and emerging aesthetics, Early American ironwork blends strength with subtle design. You’ll find:
More shaped forms (scrolls, fleur-de-lis hints)
A mix of utility and decorative function
Hardware that suits homesteads, log homes, and farmhouse kitchens
This is the style of blacksmiths forging for growing towns—still grounded, but with a touch of flourish.
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🏛 Georgian Iron Style: Formal, Elegant, Architectural
By the 18th century, the influence of British design had taken hold in America, and Georgian ironwork followed suit. Expect:
Refined shapes and symmetry
Curved lines, rosettes, and flourishes
Hardware that complements grand entryways, brick homes, and symmetrical layouts
Perfect for historic restorations, federal-style homes, or anyone drawn to classical proportion and old-world grace.
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Which Style Is Right for You?
Love raw textures and straightforward builds? Go Colonial.
Want rustic charm with a bit of character? Choose Early American.
Restoring or designing with symmetry and sophistication? Go Georgian.
Or blend them—after all, many homes evolve over time, and your ironwork can reflect that layered history.
Ready to find your home's perfect match? 🔗 Start with the full iron collection at Old West Iron
Forged to match the past. Built to last for the future. Old West Iron – Blacksmith-crafted in the USA.
Discover the captivating allure of Beautiful Georgian design, where elegance meets history. Get inspired by the exquisite details and let your imagination soar.
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