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.

From: Houlihan Lawrence

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.

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.

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.

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.

From: Betsy Burnham

Arches Help Open First Floor Spaces While Maintaining Traditional Tudor Style

The hallway arches in this Tudor home help to keep the first floor spaces open, giving them a functional flow, while still maintaining the historic style of the home.

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.

Tudor Home Nestled in Woods

This gorgeous Tudor-style home is nestled in the beautiful wood of Asheville, N.C.

From: Amy Conner-Murphy

Neutral Tudor Home Exterior With Landscaped Front Yard

The half-timbers and stucco siding on the second story of this home is a classic design element of the Tudor-revival style. Arched doorways, sloping-curved roof lines and leaded windows are also indicative of the style.

Brick Tudor Style Home Exterior with Gray Trim

Fixer Upper hosts Chip and Joanna Gaines opened the porch back up, bringing back a more classic and elegant look to the exterior. Though they opted to keep the original brick and not paint the exterior, new stucco and contrasting gray trim highlight the home's traditional Tudor style.

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.

From: Betsy Burnham

Stately English Tudor Style Mansion With Pool

This classic, English countryside style home boasts a spectacular lawn, private pool and two carriage houses on a spacious, secluded lot.

From: Houlihan Lawrence

Neutral Tudor Dining Room With Damask Wallpaper

Neutral tones are used throughout this elegant, Tudor-style dining room. Fabric-covered chairs in muted patterns surround an oval table, while textured curtains and a lantern-like chandelier complete the look.

Tudor Revival Half-Timber Framing Softened With Neutral Colors

The look of the half-timber framing of this Tudor Revival home is softened with a neutral color palette at this Beverly Hills home. A well-manicured lawn frames patio zones for dining and lounging as well as the nearby swimming pool.

From: Betsy Burnham

Tudor-Style Home With Window Boxes and Wood Accents

This Tudor-style home features a large garage and window boxes just above a wood lattice awning.

Appliances in Tudor Kitchen are Concealed to Blend in With Updated Cabinets

To update the outdated kitchen, designers added new cabinets that were more functional and modern, but still remained true to the historic home's Tudor design. They then concealed the kitchen's major appliances with wood panels that made them blend in with the cabinets, creating a seamless design that is modernized, but still nods to the home's past design.

Oven Vignette in Tudor Kitchen Creates a Focal Point for the Space

The most unique part of this Tudor kitchen is the unique vignette surrounding the oven. The state-of-the-art oven was created with a vintage look, despite it having all the modern day conveniences of a new appliance. Just above the oven, there is an inset in the white subway tile backsplash that provides a focal point for the kitchen, as well as a place to set spices and oil for easy access while cooking. The Vent-a-hood has been concealed behind drywall, painted and given moulding to make the space look a bit more elegant, while still keeping the modern necessities present in the kitchen.

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.