Tudor revival interior

Step inside the transformation of a 1928 Tudor in Dallas’s Kessler Park. See how we restored its lost charm, blending historic details with modern livability. Follow the full journey—from design vision to stunning reveal—featured in the Dallas Morning News!

Get inspired by Tudor style homes with their charming timber frames, steep roofs, and cozy, fairy-tale vibes!

Pointed arches, leaded glass and a custom-designed range hood maintain an English Tudor aesthetic.

Pacific Northwest Tudor - Traditional - Portland - by User | Houzz

Dining Room in Tudor Revival Estate by Sarah Barnard Design on 1stDibs

Tudor Revival - Traditional - Entry - Minneapolis - by Talla Skogmo Interior Design | Houzz

Chevy Chase, MD - Transitional - Kitchen - DC Metro - by Willard and Palmer Design | Houzz

If you are a fan of our blog, you know we love to pay homage to the original era of any home we're working in while adding modern elements where appropriate. So when people ask, "what is your aesthetic", we typically land at Modern Traditional.Today we're sharing 5 easy and thoughtful ways to update a Tudor home, while remaining true to the original character, yet giving it a new soul for another 100 years. We're giving you a behind-the-scenes tour of our Goodrich Modern Tudor in St. Paul…

This Charming Tudor revival cottage in historic Westwood neighborhood was built in 1928. Tucked beneath mature hardwoods on a lush double lot, it is spacious yet cozy. The interior has 4965 finished square feet of living space with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. New updates preserved the original charm, including a fully renovated kitchen and master bath, many refinished floors throughout.

Distinct historic styles come together in the home of two New York transplants

Portland, Oregon ARCHITECTURE | Jeffrey Miller INTERIOR DESIGN | Jessica Helgerson CONSTRUCTION | Green Gables PHOTOGRAPHY | Aaron Leitz

Tudor homes, emerging around 1890 in the U.S., feature exposed timbers with stucco and borrow details from Renaissance, Prairie, and Craftsman styles.

Characterized by steeply pitched roofs, half timber framing and brick or stone walls, Tudor homes are one of the most distinguishable architectural styles. These designs, encompassing both Tudor architecture of the exterior and interior, ranging from classic to modern interpretations, show just how undeniably beautiful and charming the style will always be.

Instead of buying a new house for their growing family, one couple decided to stay and make it a forever home. Tour their newly renovated Tudor-style house.

Stunning Tudor Revival house in Wilmington, North Carolina. Built in 1924, amazing interior with wood and tile floors throughout, large basement workshop, guest cottage. $1,275,000.

Step inside these traditional Tudor homes, where designers have attentively updated the interiors for modern living.

A house once belonging to the “Silver Queen” of California gets a facelift

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Complete Guide to Tudor Living: Everything you need to know about this elegant rent-to-own dream home. Discover timeless charm with a manicured lawn, porch swing, and inviting brick pathway. Explore the tastefully furnished interior through a virtual twilight tour, showcasing rich oak paneling and gleaming hardwood floors. The detailed floor plan reveals a spacious layout, perfect for comfortable living. Experience attainable luxury in this move-in ready Tudor revival. Click to see the…