Getting architectural design done can be so exciting and welcoming but sometimes we tends to omit the important things one needs to consider while designing a space or a house.

Are you confused about what the difference is between contemporary architecture and modern architecture? Read on to learn more about these two very different styles and the sort of look they bring to a home.



The basic difference between contemporary and modern architecture

To put it simply, modern architecture typically points to a type of style built between the early 1900s and the 1950s. It's a very distinct, defined style and it doesn't change.

So while you might think of "modern" and see images of houses built today, that's actually not what it means in terms of architecture.

The contemporary design essentially means "the style of today." It's not something that can be pinpointed exactly, because styles and fashions and trends change so quickly.

To put it simply, "modern" refers to a specific time period in American history and "contemporary" refers to the ever-changing trends in house design of today.

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