Victorian architecture

Victorian architecture

 

Victorian architecture encompasses a wide range of architectural styles that were popular during the reign of Queen Victoria of England, from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century. It's characterized by ornate details, eclectic designs, and a focus on decorative elements. Victorian buildings often feature steeply pitched roofs, intricate trim work, decorative spindles, and a mix of materials such as brick and stone. This architectural style reflects the cultural and industrial changes of the Victorian era.