Tudor Style Manor Exterior With Gabled Roofs
An expansive lawn and oversized driveway enhance this English countryside-inspired mansion's stately appearance. A classic brick and stone exterior gives the home an elegant, traditional look.
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Houlihan Lawrence
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Historic French Mansion in Snow
This mountain mansion, originally built in 1850, is nestled amidst the trees in Ville-D'Avray. It has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and an undeniable sense of serenity.
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Tudor Mansion Exterior in Winter
This 1850s Tudor-style mansion sits on just under a half acre of lovely forest land. It includes 3 bedrooms and an independent basement apartment.
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Gray Transitional Bedroom With Paneling
A Tudor-style bedroom feels cloud-light with paneling painted gray and white and, in a fun, colorful twist, a yellow ceiling. The sunny color is brought down into the main room with accents such as the table lamp, bench fabric and even a bedside bouquet.
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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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Mary Broerman
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Tudor-Style Home With Waterfront Setting
Architect Jeff Murphy chose casement windows for this home — the historically accurate selection for the Tudor style of architecture, which first enjoyed popularity from 1485 to 1625.
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Light-it-up Dining Room
This dramatic, Tudor dining room received a grand lighting package. The rows are on separate dimmers for complete control for every occasion.
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Mary Broerman
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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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Tudor Family Room Blends Old World and New World Style
The exposed beams and pale yellow wall color extends into the family room that rests just off the dining room, connected by an open archway. Leather sofas, wood furniture and an Oriental rug help to highlight the home's traditional style, while the space is lightened by the natural light that enters the space through the double windows.
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THE EXTERIOR: AFTER
The Grand Avenue home's exterior is once again grand. Nicole's team meticulously repaired the stucco and recreated all the wood details. A fresh paint job in classic Tudor colors -- cream and brown -- makes it look picture perfect.
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Modern Cabinets and Light Fixture Add Modernity to Traditional Bathroom
In this bright, inviting bathroom, designers added dark cabinets to provide some warmth in the space. These modern cabinets complement the traditional penny-round tile, but they also help update the space with a little modern flair. The mirror and light fixtures also help to modernize the space and blend with the neutral color palette to help keep the space light and open.
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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.”
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Covered Patio Area Offers Spot for Outdoor Dining, Entertainment
A round dining table offers space for additional guests and takes advantage of a covered area of the patio -- a perfect dining spot, even in the event of rain. A large lantern-style pendant light fits with the era of the home and matches sconce lighting near the exterior doors.
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Betsy Burnham
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Black and White Traditional Bathroom with Teal Shower for a Pop of Color
The black and white bathroom in this Tudor home highlights the traditional style of the home's interior spaces. The black and white penny-round tile, wainscoting and white walls reflect that style; however, the teal tub in this sophisticated bathroom helps to liven the space, adding a pop of color and making the space more modern.
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Beautiful Home With Stone Facade and Slate Roof
Tudor style influenced the architecture of this spacious custom-built home that features a stacked stone facade, double chimneys and a slate roof.
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Linda McDougald
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Renovated Front Exterior of Historic Tudor Home
Continuing around the front, designers opted to remove the wood accents of this historic Tudor home in favor of an all-stucco exterior. To incorporate pieces of traditional flair, though, designers added decorative brick around the home's doorway and window arches to embrace the character of this historic home.
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Tudor-Style Home in Private California Enclave
The cozy, fairy tale-like facade of this secluded Tudor home belies its grand proportions. The 6,700-square-foot main house rests on 4.5 acres in California's Lake Arrowhead community.
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Hilton & Hyland
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Beverly Hills Home Features Strong Tudor Revival Details
Tudor Revival details are prominent in this Beverly Hills home, including the combination of brick and half-timber framing, arched passageways and leaded, casement-style windows. The diamond ironwork on the upstairs balcony mimics the diamond window panes often found on Tudor-style homes.
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Betsy Burnham