Its interior is equally well-crafted, with finely carved wood paneling, stained glass, and decorative fireplaces.
The stairwell winds upward in a graceful curve, giving the house a sense of height and drama.
Inside, high ceilings and a curving staircase demonstrate the attention to detail typical of the period.
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Wooden moldings and understated plasterwork add an air of craftsmanship.
Located in Lebanons historic district, it has remained a landmark tied to Ohios antebellum narrative.
The home stands as a physical reminder of the eras intersection of wealth, influence, and architectural ambition.
The exteriors blend of red brick and stone detailing gives the house an imposing yet intricate character.
The interior features elaborate woodwork, stained glass windows, and decorative fireplaces.
The houses facade is a harmonious medley of red brick, stone accents, and intricate woodwork.
A prominent turret anchors the design, lending both grandeur and a touch of whimsy to the structure.
Stained glass windows punctuate the walls, scattering light across the interiors rich wood paneling and decorative fireplaces.
High ceilings and elaborate moldings reinforce the mansions stature, while the wraparound porch offers a more relaxed contrast.
Built in 1835, the two-and-a-half-story brick house reflects a no-nonsense approach to architecture.
Piatt Castles West Liberty
The Piatt Castles in West Liberty, Ohio, are not your typical Midwestern farmhouses.
They look like theyve been plucked from a European fairy tale and dropped into the rolling Ohio countryside.
The house itself is a study in stately restraint.
Its symmetrical facade features fluted Ionic columns and a prominent pediment.
Wrights use of natural materials like wood and stucco and his preference for earthy tones are evident throughout.
Inside, open floor plans and built-in furnishings reflect Wrights vision of cohesive, functional living spaces.
Constructed in 1898, this Queen Anne-style residence exemplifies a blend of architectural ambition and small-town grandeur.
A prominent turret anchors one corner of the house.
Wraparound porches showcasethe attention to craftsmanship in the turned balusters and ornamental brackets.
Inside, the detailing continues with intricate woodwork, stained glass windows, and high ceilings.
The interiors carry this elegance forward, with grand fireplaces, paneled woodwork, and carefully preserved period details.
Gothic touches, including pointed arches and intricate tracery, add a romantic flair to the design.
A cast-iron veranda wraps around the house, adding both functionality and visual appeal.
Probascos love for art and craftsmanship is evident throughout, from the intricate plasterwork to the carefully curated furnishings.
Stan Hywet Hall Akron
Ohios grandest estate, built by industrialist F.A.
Seiberling, co-founder of Goodyear Tire & Rubber.
Its design features hallmark Tudor elements, including a steeply pitched roof, half-timbering, and stone mullioned windows.
