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Step into this whimsical Tudor-style home transformation in Stone Mountain

whimsical Tudor livingroom

This stunning Stone Mountain, Georgia home, designed by Theresa Butler Interiors, blends timeless tradition with an elegant but modern touch for a stunning Tudor transformation. Her goal was to create a space that is both inviting and refined, combining playfulness and sophistication to create a unique space. This remodel project took nine weeks to complete.

Each room has a story to tell, connecting sentimental pieces with carefully chosen artwork to perfect the home’s aesthetic. Statement wallpapers and bold accents create a visually striking design. Each space layers textures and patterns to enhance the home’s charm. A foundation of deep colors from Benjamin Moore is accented by wallpaper patterns by Schumacher and high-end lighting from Visual Comfort.  

red velvet chairs below a yellow picture

This 6,000-square-foot home in Stone Mountain, Georgia, has six bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a full basement that offers the perfect spot for leisure and creativity. The living area is the home’s foundation, where stunning silhouettes and plush furnishings offer a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere. Carefully placed seating invites conversation, while bold artwork and intricate engravings add character to the room.

red velvet chair near a table with a lamp

What We Love: The artful balance of tradition and modernity makes this home truly special. Theresa’s ability to infuse personality into every room ensures the space feels curated yet livable. Bold wallpapers make a statement, while classic furnishings provide timeless appeal. 

Tell Us: What’s your favorite feature in this Tudor transformation? Do you love the bold wallpaper choices or the creative spaces? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

whimsical bedroom done in pink

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bedroom with brown accents and statement headboard

desk with painting, lamp, and plant

desk area with bold accents and round mirror

Upstairs, the bedrooms radiate warmth and comfort, each created with a special personality. Rich textiles, statement headboards, and carefully chosen accent pieces give each space a distinct charm.

bedroom seating area in front of large windows

bedroom done in white and gray

colorful flowers near a bed with throw pillows

large white tub in a spacious bathroom

bathroom with marble accents

large shower done in white marble

Above: The main bedroom suite is a true retreat, featuring a spa-like bathroom with marble accents, a soaking tub, and large windows that provide natural light. The extra bedrooms provide a balance of comfort and sophistication to make every corner of the home feel inviting. Accent pieces by Surya and Perigold add visual interest throughout the home.

colorful paintings on a wall

yellow chair and unique accent pieces

office with dark walls and red paintings

wooden desk with white chair and a green plant

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stand with open shelving and colorful paintings

a green chair in the corner with a tall window and pink ceiling

white shelves with blue background and pink walls for an office

This whimsical Georgia home offers more than you could ever need. Its full basement, pool room, gym, and pottery studio make it ideal for both relaxation and creative expression. Whether you’re relaxing after a long day or focusing on creative activities, these features offer a sanctuary within the home. 

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living area with bold colors and designs

bedroom with orange pillows and a painting

bedroom with orange lamp and large plant

PROJECT CHALLENGES

Theresa faced several challenges when designing this home. The client frequently updates the primary bedroom and secondary office, so instead of traditional wallpaper, the designer chose a stunning peel-and-stick wallpaper to allow for regular updates. There were multiple plumbing issues when rerouting the new layout for the new bathtub, toilet, and vanities. Despite these problems, Theresa’s careful problem-solving resulted in a final design that was both functional and gorgeous.

PHOTOGRAPHER: Marc Mauldin

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Martha Triplett
2 months ago

An antidote to the big-sectional-beige-sand-grey-cream—with-occasional-dusty-blue-pillow interiors. Beautiful and creative use of art, colors and design. Would have loved to know the Benjamin Moore colors used.

Michelle Porter
2 months ago

This is one of my ALL time favorites in terms of decor. SO unique and stunning!