What Style House Do I Have Quiz
Discover which architectural style best fits your home in about 10 minutes. Answer 16 quick prompts to see your top match or a blended profile across four classic style families.
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Colonial (C)
Colonial (C)
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6
Normal range
4 — 7.9
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12
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Craftsman (C)
Craftsman (C)
Average
8.1
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5.9 — 10.2
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12
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Mid-Century Modern (MM)
Mid-Century Modern (MM)
Average
5.3
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3.5 — 7
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12
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Victorian (V)
Victorian (V)
Average
7
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4.9 — 9
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12
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
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- Tall narrow windows, projecting bays, and details such as stained glass, ornate trim, or ceiling medallions appear repeatedly
- Several vertically proportioned windows and surviving decorative wood or glass details suggest a period design
- Most features are replaced, though one bay, transom, stained-glass panel, or ornate trim element remains
- Broad picture windows, plain openings, and minimal interior trim dominate
- Little ornament beyond plain trim and functional structural elements
- One isolated decorative feature, possibly retained after siding or porch alterations
- Several decorative brackets, patterned shingles, turned posts, or carved trim elements
- Layered ornament such as spindlework, gingerbread trim, patterned surfaces, brackets, and decorative porch details
- The composition is strongly asymmetrical, with windows and entry placed according to varied room shapes
- There is a loose sense of balance, although additions or renovations interrupt it
- The openings are mostly balanced around a near-central entrance
- A central front door anchors a clearly symmetrical arrangement of evenly spaced windows
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What Style House Do I Have Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
What architectural style best matches your home? This free, quick quiz compares its roof, façade, windows, porch, layout, and surviving details with four style families: Craftsman, Colonial, Mid-Century Modern, and Victorian. Your highest score is your strongest style affinity. Scores within one point of the highest score form a blended result. This is not a formal architectural assessment; renovations can obscure a home’s origins, so consult a local architectural historian, preservation specialist, or qualified home professional when accurate identification matters.
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