Custom home architects restore historic Tudor style interior.

This beautiful English Tudor home was originally constructed in the early 1900's in Denver’s Country Club neighborhood. Unfortunately, the interior of the home had been remodeled in a very unsympathetic way during the 1980's, removing most of the original Tudor interior detailing.

We were requested by our clients to remodel the home to restore the interior to its original Tudor charm, while modifying the floor plan to work with their space requirements. The original architect’s plans were obtained from the Denver Public Library which gave us valuable information upon which to base our design.

A curved marble staircase which had been added in the ‘80's was replaced with a wood paneled stair much like the original one, with Tudor style newels and balusters. A false ceiling and french appliques were removed from the Living Room ceiling to reveal the original wood beams and purlins. Tudor style trim and doors were installed throughout the house. We specially designed a custom vine-patterned plaster ceiling for the Dining Room in response to our client’s request. Decorative wooden trusses and a new bar were added to the high ceilinged billiards room. Knotty alder paneling and custom cabinetry enhance the den.