What country has the comfiest traditional house?
What country has the comfiest traditional house?
Jason Sanchez
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Scandinavia/North America
There is nothing more comfy than a log cabin in winter time
Michael Mitchell
Chalet > log cabin
Gabriel Robinson
Wrong
Ayden Anderson
I'm not architecturally literate enough to know the difference. Anything made of logs is a log cabin to me. We have chalets here but it's usually just used to sound French and therefore more fancy to tourists, I don't think it has anything to do with design.
Isaiah Edwards
Evan Russell
lovely
Michael White
A Chalet is like a log cabin, just better in every regard.
Elijah Campbell
What country is your pic from? I actually thought about making a house that way.
Isaac Scott
google says 'Mexico' but could be any ye olde colonial iberoamerican house
Landon Morris
Ruined chalet, it now looks like a commie block.
Carson Wilson
If I can't walk in my flip-flops to a bar it's not comfy.
Austin Allen
India. Its a traditional Kerala courtyard type hose
Josiah Rodriguez
Rustic is comfier
Jeremiah Roberts
Glorious Russian Terem > Cucklet
Nicholas Lopez
Why is traditional Hispanic architecture so comfy?
Hunter Allen
Idk
Aiden Hall
this
Ladin>all
Josiah Morgan
The British Terrace is the thinking man’s choice
Thomas White
>Italians can even make modernist shit look good
>+66% empire wide culture bonus
Kevin Smith
They just need some raw meat and vegetables hanging from the beams and it would look like a Skyrim house.
Andrew Jones
>you will never get to live there
Samuel Peterson
I like these a lot
Luis Young
I like those and they have character but I wouldn't nominate something that crowded as world's comfiest.
Sebastian Hill
Yeah that's gorgeous. I wish courtyards were done here in burgerland because they're just so pleasant.
Caleb Smith
Sweet! That's Colombia? Special province or just general?
Anthony Long
Puebo Revival looks comfy to me.
Ryan Phillips
easy question, OP.
Christopher Perry
Southwestern US architecture in general is very aesthetic.
Anthony Butler
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Luis Campbell
That's the architectural style of Pablo's ancestors (paisas). It's the only thing I like about them.
Caleb Cook
Finnish houses are comfy.
Jaxson Robinson
Samuel Fisher
Yeah, but it's to be noted that not all those houses have courtyards. However, I like it when they do.
Colton Miller
This looks cool but not at all in the comfy way.
Jose Torres
What style is this called
Gabriel Nelson
Fucking seconded.
Courtyards are awesome, It’s my favorite thing about Mediterranean or Spanish-style houses
Alexander Ward
The Shire
Alexander Baker
Evan James
Comfy style
Camden Morgan
Cuntingham Estates
Ayden Cooper
I also like colonial architecture, mainly due to their austere appearance.
Alexander Davis
and towns
Ayden Cook
Some old New England houses are quite comfy. Good for sitting down with a cup of tea and a bowl of clam chowder for an evening of reading poetry or American novels.
Jack Johnson
Is there no love for Japanese architecture in here? I'm only mildly weebish but I've always loved their aesthetics.
Lucas Ward
Easton Thomas
Surely not the comfiest but I like them.
Kevin Moore
The actual more "traditional" (since they were more commonly used by commoners) type of houses are not that comfy. They are called "savupirtti", "smoke house". They were kept warm by constantly feeding a fire in the oven, and the smoke was let in to the room because, surprise, there were no chimneys, and the smoke was let out through a hatch in the sealing after a few hours. Even though most people changed into more advanced houses over the years, like to the ones you see in your pic, some of the rural poor were still living in these even in the 1950s. Of course their insides could range from comfy to Auswitch as did the outside aesthetics range from a bunch of sticks to eye-pleasing.
Kayden Sullivan
western ranch houses make my dick hard
Michael Jenkins
Yeah I'm sure that's highly functional in winter if there's no electricity but it sounds far from comfy. Dunno how you get used to everything including you and your clothes reeking of smoke all the time.
Christian Torres
Chimney and stoves are an improvement.
Austin Diaz
all these buildings are trying too hard, the best choice is a federation style australian home
Brandon Martinez
>vinyl siding
Noah Rivera
I always wanted to town a house like this deep in the forest/outback.
Julian Gonzalez
>When your driving down Beaudesert and you see all the houses on the mountain side.
They look so comfy.
Logan Clark
Yeah, there's a reason why people aren't living in those anymore. My ancestors were pretty poor peasents, so they probably lived in those until the 19th Century when an entire generation said "fuck this shit" and left to the big cities, where they became bourgeoisie. The traditional houses of rich farmers were much, much more comfy. (Please note that the pic is from museum, actual old traditional houses usually have a more modern interior.)
Swiss houses are always so comfy. My aunt lives in Switzerland, so maybe I need to find a room from a traditional-style hotel the next time I visit her.
Tyler Smith
Looks like an awful lot to keep clean.
Angel Kelly
wherever home is, whoever says different is a rootless cuckkjew
Leo Smith
Nice, I totally dig that one. How common are those today, and where are they?
Michael Perry
You should know what kind of house that is just by the look and filename, that's the kind house where the owner doesn't clean.
Levi Morgan
Wheres this?
Brandon Lopez
>disproportionate bay at the front
>with a yet more disproportionate gabled roof on top
>considering the vinyl siding the ornamentations probably aren't real either
Could've at least posted an original federation house and not some modern imitation. Those Melbourne terraced houses look really comfy though.
Nathan Gutierrez
I’ve been to that road and I definitely felt depressed having to leave
Caleb Diaz
I love those British houses where you can see wood beams in the ceiling. Some old American homes have that too.
James Carter
those are just normal ass houses
Lincoln Brooks
*conversion into a hotel intensifies*
What made these people build five story houses in the first place anyway?
Carson Stewart
>literal ant people
Cooper Diaz
Spanish mission style houses are some of the comfiest in America
They add a nice variety to my city which is mostly Anglo stuff
Asher Parker
That's pretty cool. What city?
Justin Stewart
To you, maybe. But most Americans born after 1940 are only used to suburbs. Rowhouses are still very rare in America. Can’t be more than 1% of our housing stock.
Ayden Taylor
That house is from LA but I live in the Deep South and we have some Spanish style buildings here because part of my state was Spanish Florida
Caleb Cox
I think they're an east coast thing mostly. Like our oldest cities.
Dominic Cox
You an Alabamafag? If so what part?
Noah Hughes
B’ham
Hunter King
looks like New Orleans
Nicholas White
Only cleaner.
Tyler Hall
I grew up there and lived there a long time. We've probably talked on here before.
Noah Diaz
damn that sucks, america would have been so good if it was an anglo country
Jaxon Allen
There are a few, although many of them likely have a modern interior. That style in the last pic is nowadays considered to be more "museum" style. Honestly, I do not know how popular the traditional interiors are. At least my grandma's sister owns a house which has a same type of "traditional" style as the earlier post had. So unfortunately most of that type would be found in private houses, but I think some resorts may rent cabins with a traditional style.
But if you're looking for the "official" type of traditional houses, usually the ones labeled as "log houses",
are pretty easy to find. Their interior designs may change to more modern styles, but most of the traditional stuff is usually there.
Logan Bennett
It’s cool. In the last several years there’s been a big push to build non-suburban stuff laid out more like an Old World city.
Rowhouses are still uncommon even in that movement but I know they’re growing because I follow a lot of real estate news.
Austin Cook
Courtyards are excellent and are very common in oriental architecture. The Romans always had courtyards in their homes as well. I think its an awesome feature in the right climate
Dominic Cook
I really like these compact yet detached neighborhoods.
Zachary Harris
So could suburb houses technically be considered as America's traditional house-style?
Chase Howard
What's the state like?
Samuel Foster
What, Alabama?
Jason Campbell
Yep. Birmingham more specifically. What are some similar cities?
Adam Sanders
Birmingham is alright, man. Much of the city is ghetto and much of the suburbs are redneck, but it's not all bad. It's becoming a lot more liberal. Elected a young black Bernie Sanders protege as mayor last year. The restaurant scene in Birmingham is pretty amazing for a medium size city.
Nicholas Hill
>burger
>no /comfy/ courtyards
>only plywood mcmansions
Fucking why?
wtf I fucking love india now!
>forest
>outback
That's a plantation house. Exists with a few oldgrowth trees but mostly farmland around it. Retard.
Nicholas Nelson
I said house like this in the forest/outback, I didn't say in the plantation.
Samuel Wright
It's the ultimate neetdom
Landon Phillips
>plantation
Would you be interested in some fine Negros for your plantation? They are all of East African stock and dwell in hot dry climates.
James Scott
That's lovely
Brandon Brown
based
we've got the same taste
Ian Barnes
Having a house with no garage is fucking useless. Might as well live in an apartment.
Justin Gomez
thailand or greece
Eli Martin
I absolutely love our colonial houses. I'll post a couple of pics.
Cooper Long
Owen Watson
that pic makes me feel acrophobic and uncomfortable