Types of Houses

Mediterranean Villa

• A sun-warmed house with stucco walls and terracotta roofs.

• A cold, modern building with glass walls and flat roofs.

• A traditional log cabin in the mountains.

• A high-rise apartment complex in the city.

Cabin

• A rustic house made of wood often found in the wilderness or mountains.

• A large, luxurious hotel room with a view.

• A small, mobile home used for travel.

• A type of boat used for fishing.

Apartment

• A single unit in a larger building with multiple residences.

• A type of house that is detached from other buildings.

• A shared living space with communal facilities.

• A temporary lodging for travelers.

Farmhouse

• A rural house often connected to agricultural land.

• A type of urban apartment.

• A building used for storing farm equipment.

• A place where livestock are sold.

Tudor House

• A modern architectural style characterized by glass and steel.

• A medieval-inspired house with timber framing and steep roofs.

• A minimalist design focusing on open spaces and natural light.

• A colonial-style house with wide verandas and symmetrical shapes.

Mansion

• A small, cozy apartment with basic amenities.

• A grand spacious residence typically with multiple rooms and high-end features.

• A type of building used for commercial purposes.

• A simple one-story house with a garden.

Duplex

• A type of tree house.

• A house divided into two separate living units.

• A single-family home.

• An apartment complex with multiple floors.

Japanese Ryokan

• A type of sushi restaurant

• A traditional inn-style house with tatami mats and sliding doors.

• A modern hotel chain

• A popular Japanese tea house

Townhouse

• A tall narrow house attached to others in a row.

• A single-family home with a large yard.

• A small apartment in a high-rise building.

• A detached house in a suburban area.

Loft

• A small, enclosed living space

• A large open living space often converted from a warehouse or industrial building.

• A type of furniture used for storage

• A style of architecture characterized by high ceilings and large windows.