These 14 Pennsylvania Homes Each Offer Something Unique

Nestled in one of America's most historic states (written history dating back to 1682, ahem), these 14 homes are a modern representation of what the Founding Fathers only could have imagined. Each house or apartment on this list builds upon architecture that only exists in the type of place where its capital city produced such legends as Betsy Ross, and, oh, a little something called the Declaration of Independence. And the direction each homeowner has decided to go with their decor is as creative and eclectic as Pennsylvania itself. Go figure.

TAKE THE TOUR: Find out what makes this historic 1880s Victorian home's "psychedelic grandma" decor style work so well.

TAKE THE TOUR: Through a former 19th-century whiskey factory in Philadelphia's Fishtown neighborhood that became the coolest place to spend the night (and grab a nightcap).

TAKE THE TOUR: This minimal Pittsburgh home is a master class in how to use light, organic materials.

TAKE THE TOUR: Once a 71,000-square-foot eyesore, this old flat iron-shaped building has transformed from an abandoned industrial warehouse into modern mixed-use lofts.

TAKE THE TOUR: See Philly like a true local in this industrial-chic, boutique hotel where its six apartment-like rooms are each named after a different city native.

TAKE THE TOUR: You really gotta see the (literal) design twist on this otherwise perfectly charming farmhouse from the inside.

TAKE THE TOUR: Through a jungalow-meets-boho-meets-minimalist sunny, bi-level Bella Vista apartment where (more than 60) houseplants are living their best lives.

TAKE THE TOUR: Because the client had fond memories of the modern 1981 Pittsburgh suburban house that she grew up in, the design team left the architecture unchanged and somehow still managed to create earthy farmhouse gold.

TAKE THE TOUR: The custom oak mirror in this perfect entryway was made by the owners, specifically their small-batch furniture and homewares company, Leeward.

TAKE THE TOUR: Everything in this south Philly apartment is built slightly skewed and that's exactly how the designer, illustrator, and mural artist owner likes it.

TAKE THE TOUR: When you share just 450 square feet with your partner in life and art, you have to keep things simple.

TAKE THE TOUR: From its industrial ceilings to polished concrete floors, nearly every square inch in this space is a visual feast that maintains a casual, thrown-together air.

TAKE THE TOUR: Check out the before and after of this 1880s row house and see it go from disaster to farmhouse fantasy.

TAKE THE TOUR: This epic before and after features a handmade swing in the attic and cozy pink seating area perfect for curling up on a rainy day (plus way more pink inspo).