Tudor beams

The charm filled English Tudor is an eclectic mixture of early and Medieval English building traditions that create a picturesque, traditional appearance.With its storybook details and countryside charm , it is truly a rustic and romantic style. Tudors—typically British-style homes with pitched gabled roofs, large chimneys, latticed windows and often, black-and-white facades, sprang up in England during the 16th-century reign of the Tudors and the style permeated all class levels. Tudor…

Grade II*-Listed Wealden hall house located in the village of Debenham, Suffolk

Medicine Lake Tudor Revival — Studio Day

Explore the enchanting world of Tudor homes in the United States, delving into their rich history, distinctive architectural features, and timeless appeal. This comprehensive guide offers insights into the unique characteristics of Tudor-style homes, from their medieval and Renaissance influences to their iconic design elements like steep gabled roofs, exposed beams, and decorative half-timbering.

If I could build my dream house, it would look like a cross between Rivendell and Beorn's house, as described in the books. This makes me think of Beorn's house. Wood and stone. picture credit: Little Moreton Hall. Another one that reminds me of Beorns house. Picture credit here. Not the movie version of Rivendell. Art Noveau is cool and all, especially for jewelry and lanterns, but as a house, its not homey to me. The movie Rivendell: Beautiful but not homey... even if you cross it with a…