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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Please, all you PPs with such highclass taste: post pictures of your own stunning abodes so we can all bask in your glory.[/quote] Well, I dont have a picture of my house on my computer (really, who does?) but it is a 1900s American Four Square in NWDC and it is gorgeous and not too big, not too small, with an appropriate addition and updated bathrooms and kitchen, nice big yard, detached garage in back, basically the perfect house IMHO BUT that doesnt mean I would expect you to think so. If you live a new house with faux brick front and two big garage doors and vinyl siding on all the rest with a big fat deck off the back, and lots of nylon pile wall to wall, and you are happy with it, then great for you. That is why there are so many different kinds of architecture and neighborhoods and interior design styles. I have yet to see anyone use the word "class" besides you.[/quote] That's your opinion many of us younger families want size effeciency and the modern look. It doesn't have anything to do with class. Also there is a reason why your homes are no longer being built because they are last century out of style.[/quote] Actually you are wrong on at least 2 counts. 1.) Many of "us younger families" love classic style homes with character and size-efficiency. 2.) Houses that look exactly like mine ARE being newly built and are one of the more expensive style of new house you can buy- both out in the far flung suburbs of Loudon County and closer to town as replacements for tear-down-split-levels and as in-fills. In fact, its quite the popular "new" style because it is so attractive and has stood the "test of time". I also appreciate and genuinely like some modern architecture and design but not for [b][i]my personal [/i][/b]space and home. I also do not equate the materials I earlier noted that I dislike with true "modern design".[/quote]
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