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An antique settee sits beneath a large window overlooking a private courtyard in this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama. [photo by Colleen Duffley]

A carved chest creates the foundation of a simple still life in this Gallery space which connects an original 1929 Tudor Revival home to its Master Bedroom addition. [photo by Colleen Duffley]

An antique fauteuil sits next to a hand carved limestone mantle in a Keeping Room space that was added to a 1929 Tudor Revival home. [photo by Colleen Duffley]

The conservatory like feeling of this room recalls the outdoor garden which previously occupied the space. Stone and timber detailing relate to the architecture of the 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama. [photo by Colleen Duffley]

Quatrefoil cutouts add English Country style charm to the Laundry Room of this 1929 Tudor Revival renovation in Mountain Brook, Alabama. [photo by Colleen Duffley]

A collection of antique pieces creates a comfortable and exclectic Breakfast Room in this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama [photo by Colleen Duffley]

An antique painted Swedish cabinet was the inspiration for the color scheme of this kitchen [photo by Colleen Duffley]

This kitchen was designed as an addition to a 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama. Antique oak beams and a pecky cypress island topped with a single massive slab of Venetino marble match the level of fine detail found elsewhere in the home. [photo by Colleen Duffley]