Tracery Interiors

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.

Antique oak paneling is stained a distinctive blue grey tone in the Foyer of this renovated 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.

Existing masonry openings were transformed with cool marble time and a steel and glass wrap around canopy which washes the vanity area in abundant natural light.

Warm wood walls constrast with a clean lined contemporary soaking tub.

The dramatic Moorish archway of the 1920's Spanish Revival residence in Homewood, Alabama is enhanced with a wall of newly installed walnut paneling.

Designed as an addition to a 1920's era Spanish Revival residence in Homewood, Alabama; the China Room serves as a everday entrance to for the homeowners and a dramatic place to store an extensive collection of china and glassware.

A custom designed and fabricated steel and brass hood enclosure shelters a hand built LaCornue range.

A copper and glass skylight defines this dramatic kitchen, designed as an addition to a 1920's Spanish Revival residence in Homewood, Alabama.

Stainless steel appliances blend with white painted cabinetry and tiny mosaic white Carrara marble tiles in the kitchen of a renovated attached bungalow in Mountain Brook, Alabama which is home to Tracery Interiors designer Doug Davis

A stack of books creates a unique side table in the study of a newly constructed lakeside home in Auburn, Alabama.

Updated fabric brings new life to dining chairs purchased years ago by the owners of this newly constructed lakeside home in Auburn, Alabama.

French green painted cabinets and a long-grain wood islandtop highlight the kitchen of this newly constructed lakeside home in Auburn, Alabama

A planked and beamed vaulted ceiling add character to this comfortable Family Room in a newly constructed lakeside home in Auburn, Alabama