AMAZING Federal Style Rooms at Winterthur. It's all in the moldings.
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- How can you see a broad cross-section of Federal era rooms without crisscrossing the country? Go to Winterthur. It is the Du Pont family home where almost 100 years ago, H. F. Du Pont started collecting American rooms from all over the country.
There is no other place like Winterthur if you want to see authentic period rooms. This starts a whole new series of historic rooms. Seeing and understanding these spaces will help you with design and restoration and new building.
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The more of Winterthur you reveal, the more amazed I am at the skills of the architects, builders, and tradespeople who designed the shells, disassembled, reassembled, and installed this collection of rooms. All in what sounds to be a relatively short period of time. Thanks for the tours.
Agreed. Thanks for watching.
I could just take like a college course on this there so much into it to appreciate
Agreed. Thanks for watching.
Years ago I learned from you how to restore my two hundred year old windows and I did with excellent results. Way better than replacement windows. Thank you for educating us about our responsibility for maintaining the integrity of an historical building. Now , on to the trim…
Nice. Thanks for sharing.
Another great video. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
So much inspiration, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Love the videos and the info provided. I can’t believe I have not found these before now…I’m seeing that many have been on UA-cam for a while now. These videos and the info are helping me to better understand what to do to my 200+ year old house that ended up being redone in the 1950s in the 1950s style.
Wow, ok, well thanks for watching. Good luck with your house.
Brent Hull is a mastermind of taste and culture; all while looking jacked and tan with perfectly sculpted hair.
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Thank you, I learned a lot again...
Glad to hear it!
Great work Brent! Thank you for sharing all of the insight. I recently had a house built and you are one of the sources I relied heavily upon. The house came out awesome and is the talk of the neighborhood. Modern Prairie Style.
Fantastic! So glad to hear it.
Love these videos and they're so informative. Keep them coming please!
Thank you! Will do!
Winterthur. Not only is the museum world class, but the grounds are as well. So glad you made this segment. Too bad that the White House lacks in terms of
Thanks.
Thank you for sharing the knowledge 🙏🙏
My pleasure!
Oh I really hope you do 'low style' Federalist soon. I love high style Georgian an Fed, but my personal sweet spot is the low style of both
Coming soon.
Amazing video!
Glad you think so! Thanks.
Def high style Federal! Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
You bet!
If ever in Newport, RI you should stay at the Francis Malbone House. Would love to hear your thoughts on the property.
Ok, good to know. I'll check it out. Thx.
Makes me want to break out the miter saw and start working on some moldings for my house. Not sure if I'm skilled enough to do it any justice though. lol
I'm planning on some long form video's this fall remaking some of these. I can't wait!
The blue room door header is that a solid piece or moldings stacked on top of each other and cut and miter to perfection?
Stacked and built up. Thanks
My thought about this is that any building could have its personality changed with some architectural details.
There is a lot of truth to that statement. Thanks for watching.
Are these rooms you've been showing in these Winterthur videos the same ones you highlight in your book?
There are roughly 40 rooms in the Traditional American Rooms book.