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Tudor Revival

Built in 1929 on a prominent site overlooking the Birmingham Country Club golf course, the interiors of this Tudor Revival home never quite lived up to the beautifully detailed exterior. After a three year gut renovation and addition, this home is now a showplace for homeowners who relish beautiful architecture, antiques and art.
Country: United States
Antique oak paneling is stained a distinctive blue grey tone in the Foyer of this renovated 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Foyer
Custom plasterwork and a new coved ceiling add period charm to a previously unadorned Living Room in this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Living Room
A new hand carved limestone mantle adds distinction to the Living Room of this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Living Room
Fabric drapes a pair of 1929 french doors in this Tudor Revival renovation in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Living Room draped doorway
An abstract by Hyunmee Lee hangs above a museum quality Italian console in the Living Room of this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama
Living Room console
Paneling and a beamed ceiling of antique oak are highlighted by custom designed foxed mirrors in the Dining Room of a 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Dining Room
Antique grey barr limestone flooring is accented by a pecky cypress ceiling in the Wine Cellar of this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Wine Cellar
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.
Kitchen
An antique painted Swedish cabinet was the inspiration for the color scheme of this kitchen
Kitchen swedish corner cabinet
Quatrefoil cutouts add English Country style charm to the Laundry Room of this 1929 Tudor Revival renovation in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Laundry Room
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.
Keeping Room
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.
Keeping Room
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.
Gallery
An antique settee sits beneath a large window overlooking a private courtyard in this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Gallery
Antique doors add texture to a newly added Master Bedroom suite in this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Master Bedroom
An upholstered alcove shelters the bed in this paneled Master Bedroom in a 1929 Tudor Revival home.
Master Bedroom
A wall of white paper wrapped books adds texture to a Guest Bedroom in the original portion of a 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Guest Bedroom
Floor to ceiling windows along two long side walls of this room create a peaceful spot for yoga and contemplation.
Yoga Studio
English Tudor detailing adds instant history to a recreation space added to a 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Guest Cottage
English Tudor detailing adds instant history to a recreation space added to a 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Guest Cottage
A 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama with additions by Dungan Nequette Architects.
Exterior
A pergola added to the front of a 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama. Architecture by Dungan Nequette Architects.
Exterior