CLASSICISM
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Classicism as an architectural direction originated in Europe in the 17th-19th centuries.
Its characteristic features are symmetry of forms, rigor, restraint in decor, simplicity and monumentality. The classical style expresses tribute to traditions, and is associated with wealth, elitism, belonging to the upper strata of society.
The classical style is aesthetic, despite its external restraint. The classical style is good because it uses natural materials: brick, wood, stone, stucco. Gilding, bronze, pearlescent are used for inlay.
The classical style in the construction of residential buildings is a sign of presentability, financial viability, stability and confidence in the future: investments in classic houses are win-win regardless of external reasons. Such a house can inherit from generation to generation, without losing its relevance and external gloss, and, like a mature wine, only become more expensive and better over the years.