Dramatic Tudor Kitchen in Glendale
The designer removed most of the wall between the dining room and kitchen resulting in an 8 foot cased opening, making the rooms feel and work as one. The crown molding above the cabinets was continued around the room.
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Tudor-Style Home Exterior With Multiple Gables
The open lawn area of this Tudor-style home features New York Bluestone walkway, perfectly maintained landscaping, a stone column entryway to the front door and lots of beautiful gables.
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Red Brick Tudor Exterior and Walkway
A wide walkway and lush green lawns welcome visitors to this stately Tudor home made from red brick with red and white half timbering on the second story.
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Exterior Of Tudor-Style Home With Stone Walkways
Two stone walkways lead from the front door of this Tudor-style home to the driveway, created using New York bluestone to complement the exterior color of the home.
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Timeless, Inviting Exterior With Tudor Revival Features
This Beverly Hills home features Tudor Revival-style diamond-shaped window panes and a steeply pitched roof, though the selection of gray shingles and white board and batten siding offer an updated look.
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Betsy Burnham
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Tudor Home Nestled in Woods
This gorgeous Tudor-style home is nestled in the beautiful wood of Asheville, N.C.
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Amy Conner-Murphy
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Porch With Backyard View
A wide porch gracefully wraps around the back of the home, offering a shady respite from which to enjoy views of the pretty backyard and fountain. The porch then gives way to a stone patio with direct backyard access.
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Foot Bridge Leads to Tudor-Style Charmer
A charming foot bridge leads to a back door with a criss-cross paned window, part of the charm of this luxurious home's classic Tudor construction. The 6,700-square-foot house rests on 4.5 acres in California's Lake Arrowhead community.
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Hilton & Hyland
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Dining Room in Tudor Home Blends Modern Colors with the Home's Traditional Style
A light, yellow color and the new, open concept floor plan helped to modernize the dining room of this historic home, but the exposed beams and traditional furniture in the space maintain the integrity of the home's Tudor design. This elegant blend is highlighted by the natural light that pours into the home from the large French doors at the back of the space.
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Bushes, Groundcover Offer Easy-to-Maintain Landscaping
Bushes and groundcover offer landscaping that's easy to maintain while their deep, dark greens create an elegant contrast to the home's soft color palette.
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Betsy Burnham
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Gray Tudor Home Exterior
A row of round shrubs lines the concrete path in front of the home's well-manicured front yard. Sloping and steep rooflines are emphasized by a darker gray roof, creating an overall design rooted in Tudor style.
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More Modern Additions Blend Into Updated Kitchen to Keep it True to the Integrity of This Historic Home
In this Tudor kitchen, designers aded aspects that would modernize the space, while make sure the new design kept true to the integrity of the historic Tudor home. The walls are painted a light yellow color that makes the space bright, while the white cabinets and black soapstone countertops help to create a unique contrast. The upper cabinets are glass paneled, creating a more modern display case, while the lower cabinets are updated and have plenty of room for storage. Wood panels cover the kitchen's major appliances to help them seamlessly blend in with the design and create a sophisticated space full of all the modern comforts with plenty of traditional charm.
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Blue Tudor Home Exterior With Shingles
Half-timbering, shingles and pale blue wood paneling make a compelling mix of textures on the exterior of the home.
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White Tudor Exterior
This Tudor Revival residence comes with lots of history, Designed by architect William Chase, the home was built in 1891 and was featured in the very first issue of House Beautiful.
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Tudor-Style Cottage With Front Yard Landscaping
A bold red door welcomes you to this charming Tudor-style cottage with brick and half-timbering details. A beautiful front yard landscape features terracing sections for added depth, as seen on HGTV's Curb Appeal.
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Historic Tudor Home's Updated Rear Exterior
To update the exterior of this Tudor style home, designers removed the wood accents in favor of an all-stucco exterior. New windows were installed, the panes stained dark brown to complement the neutral color of the home's exterior walls and the dark roof.
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Tudor-Style Three-Car Garage
Designs were nearly complete when the homeowners raised concerns about the existing below-grade garage. The driveway was so steep that they had never parked a car in it. They decided to fill the driveway, bury the existing garage and construct a new three-car garage to be built on a diagonal to the existing house. The angle creates a connecting space that becomes the laundry room and mudroom, providing access to the family room, garage and rear yard.
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Daniel Contelmo
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Tudor-Style Library With Casement Windows
“In medieval times,” architect Jeff Murphy explains, “there was no glass in the openings — until later in the period, where glass was placed into the simple square (or often times diagonal) openings.”
