Style compliments or distracts.
That applies when selecting the residential fence style that matches your home and property design.
It’s essential to consider your home’s architectural style when you’re wanting to achieve a complimentary and cohesive look.
Fencing creates necessary boundary lines and security. It also adds to the character of your property.
Let’s explore the various and common home styles and apply the types of residential fencing options perfectly suited to each style of architecture.
Residential fencing designs that compliment your home’s architectural design
Traditional architecture
If your home is a traditional style there’s a timeless and classic appeal to work with.
Picket fencing is a common choice for a traditional home design.
Select from material and design options such as:
- White vinyl fencing
- Wooden pickets
- Wrought iron
The materials you choose to compliment your traditional home style can create a timeless or more sophisticated look.
Modern architecture
The sleek and somewhat minimalist look of modern home construction would best be complimented by contemporary fencing.
Horizontal slat fencing using metal or composite (trex) materials provides clean lines throughout your property.
Cottage or farmhouse architecture
This style home promotes a cozy visual. Even so, some rustic elements could accent this style of architecture.
Split rail wood fencing enhances the rustic nature while creating well-defined property lines. Lattice elements can be added to enhance privacy without sacrificing on styling.
Mediterranean or Spanish architecture
Stucco exteriors, arched entryways, and tiled roofing characterize this home style.
Ornate metal or iron fencing can be used and patterned to compliment your architectural features.
Low walls constructed of stucco or stone could be accented with decorative iron or metal fencing materials to create a unique and complimentary look.
Craftsman-style architecture
Homes constructed in this style typically feature detailed and often unique design features.
Wooden fencing using cedar materials with crafted design elements adds to the appeal of this architecture.
- Squared or tapered fence posts
- Wood or iron/metal lattice accents
- Decorative trim
The use of cedar with it’s rich, natural coloring enhances the visual appeal of your fencing. Cedar also provides long-term durability for your fencing.
Colonial architecture
A colonial style home has a symmetrical and classic appeal.
Traditional black iron/metal fencing topped with finials adds a decorative visual that compliments your home’s Colonial architecture.
A brick or stone wall can also be topped with iron/metal fencing to create a timeless and sophisticated look.
Residential fencing that compliments your home design requires more than an afterthought. Fencing materials and related styling are a bold statement about your desire to match your home’s unique architecture.
Tulsa area fence professional have the experience and eye for design that matches fencing solutions to your home’s unique style.
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