Modern Vs Traditional Homes. Fewer walls make contemporary homes more structurally challenging to build says Dougherty. Traditional design elements including bun feet turned legs rolled arms and plush cushions are often mixed with modern design elements to create a transitional look.
This often results in fewer walls than might be found in a traditional home. Modern cuts the clutter and creates a streamlined living space. Modern homes are typically placed in the outskirts of the city in new neighborhoods you can even be one of the first ones to move in that area.
A Modern Prairie style home by GG featuring clean angular lines.
A Modern Prairie style home by GG featuring clean angular lines. Modern design is also known for its open space and flow from room to room while the traditional design is very closed up and focuses on giving a cozy and homey feel. Because modern style focuses on the design elements common to the years from 1900 to 1950 it is best for a homeowner who enjoys the aesthetics of that era with its preference for highly functional elements and warm natural colors. Traditional properties usually can be found in the city centre villages or old neighborhoods.