plantationstyle
Plantation style refers to an architectural and interior design approach associated with large rural estates, especially in the southern United States and tropical regions. The term is most closely linked to large plantation houses built from the 18th through the 19th centuries, and to the wider decorative vocabulary that accompanied those estates. In architecture, plantation style blends neoclassical influences, such as Greek Revival and Georgian forms, with features adapted to warm climates and outdoor living.
Key exterior traits include a raised foundation, expansive front porches or verandas, a symmetrical façade, and
History and spread: Plantation houses developed in the American South and were closely tied to the agricultural
Contemporary usage and considerations: Today, plantation style remains a recognizable aesthetic for new homes and remodeling