Classic Decor Inspiration: French Tudor {Part Two}
May 01, 2017 |
| Classic Decor in French Tudor Renovation by Summer Thornton |
eclectic, classic, masculine, and neutral interior
design by Summer Thornton is not to be missed,
and I think you'll find more than a few inspiring
images here to keep your design freak flag flyin'!
BTW.
Care to learn a wee more about tudor style?
Here's what Traditional Home magazine says:
"You probably hear people identify this asymmetrical style of architecture by one word—Tudor—but Tudor Revival may be more accurate. Here in the United States, this style of home first became popular during the late 19th century and the first half of the 20th century—then again in the late 20th century. These homes feature elements inspired by the medieval architecture of Tudor England in the early 16th century—thus, the term Tudor Revival. Tudor style’s key elements: steeply pitched roofs, decorative half timbering, and embellished doorways."
Allons, kittycats!
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| I spy Francine Turk goodness in this glorious bath! |
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| Dining Room by Summer Thornton |
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| Ooh la la! |
Visit Part 1 for the rest of this magnificent
French Tudor renovation.
Which of the inspiring Summer Thornton
design moments above did you fancy most?
Peace to you right where you are.
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