Peter Block Architects, in collaboration with Anna Booth Interiors, has beautifully reimagined this English Tudor-inspired home, situated in a historic Atlanta neighborhood in Georgia. This home is classically rooted yet supports the contemporary lives of the family that lives there. It was essential for the family not only to update their home to blend in with its surroundings but also to enhance it.
The exterior facade features a half-timbered, steeply pitched roof and is modernized with a wash of white paint. Even the landscaping was updated, featuring beautifully manicured grounds that included English climbing roses and neatly trimmed boxwood hedges. Unlike your traditional Tudor-style home, the interiors are filled with natural light. Instead of a formal foyer, guests enter through an arched front door into an open, airy living room. Continue below to see the rest of this home here…
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Peter Block Architects INTERIOR DESIGN Anna Booth Interiors CUSTOM CABINETS Morgan Creek Cabinets Company LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Richard Anderson STYLING Eleanor Roper
For the exterior facade of this home, the front door is composed of rift-sawn white oak, paired with double-hung and casement windows, both of which were sourced from Premium Windows & Doors, Inc. Clipped green gem boxwoods reinforce the home’s traditional English garden aesthetic.
The walls throughout the main level are painted in China White OC-141 | Benjamin Moore.
What We Love: This English Tudor-inspired home was beautifully renovated to offer the inhabitants a more contemporary interior to meet their lifestyle needs. Living spaces were opened up to provide light-filled interiors that are warm and welcoming. Stylish details can be found throughout this home, from the gorgeous furnishings to the exquisite light fixtures, hand-selected antiques, and the show-stopping iron hood in the kitchen, which is one of our favorite design features.
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Above: In the living room, the coffee table is from Highland House Furniture, while the swivel chair is from Verellen Furniture.
Above: The custom plaster fireplace provides an elegant focal point in the living room. Antiques can be found throughout the home, including the two-tiered walnut Louis Philippe table from Robuck that accents the fireplace.
Above: In the dining room, the Murano glass chandeliers are vintage, sourced from 1stdibs. On the wall, the Kipling Mirror is from the Anna Booth Collection, sourced at Holland MacRae.
Above: The dining chairs are from Verellen Furniture, custom upholstered in a pintuck performance fabric.
Above: In this stunning chef’s kitchen, the custom cabinets were designed by Morgan Creek Cabinets Company. All of the hardware was sourced from Rocky Mountain Hardware.
Above: In the scullery, the apron-front sink is by Kohler, while the faucet is by Perrin & Rowe.
Above: The focal point of this exquisite kitchen is a Lacanche French range and a hood by DQ Ironworks Inc. The Lace White marble countertops are from Bottega Surfaces. The backsplash tile is from Renaissance Tile and Bath — Oasis Collection, a terra cotta tile inspired by Moroccan zellige tile. The glazed surface on the tiles creates a shimmering effect. The bench in front of the island is by Lee Industries.
Above: In the mudroom, a Kolbe Dutch door sourced from Premium Windows & Doors, Inc. is featured. The visually striking handmade Dutch crack tile on the walls and the checkerboard limestone flooring are sourced from Renaissance Tile & Bath. Suspended from the ceiling is the Paris Lantern from Mr Brown London.
Above: This small, pivoting iron window links the stair hall to the keeping room.
Above: In this light-filled room, the leather ottoman is from Verellen Furniture, while the slipper chairs are by Lee Industries. Hanging from the ceiling is a plaster chandelier by Julie Neill.
Above: Adding a period feel to this space, the reclaimed wood door is from Architectural Accents. On the wall above the fireplace, the artwork is called “Distract My Brain” by artist Caleb Mahoney.
Above: A view of the back terrace reveals a faceted screened porch, perfect for enjoying the four seasons. Set on pillars flanking the stone steps, cast-limestone planter bowls sourced from Texas-based Longshadow Gardens feature Agave americana — a large, sculptural succulent with rosettes of thick, pointed leaves that end in sharp spines.
PHOTOGRAPHER Emily Followill
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