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SEE THIS HOUSE: A 1929 TUDOR REVIVAL IN ALABAMA!

October 3, 2011
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Rustic great rom in a tudor revival home with a stone fireplace, beamed ceilings, tile floor, a large area rug, large encasement windows with floor length patterned curtains, a wire chandelier, twin armchairs and an octagon side table
A spectacular rustic great room in a 1929 Tudor revival home in Mountain Brook, AL. (above)

I feel very very lucky.

Last night as I was racking my brain for a post…I got a surprise late night email from amazing interior designer Paige Schnell of Tracery Interiors in Mountain Brook Alabama. I had the pleasure of meeting Paige and her partner Doug Davis at the New York International Gift Fair (NYIGF) this past August. They swung by the COCOCOZY textiles booth and said hi. I was a little bit of a geek when they came by because I was so excited to meet them. I had been admiring their work for a bit and so I couldn’t quite contain myself when they strolled into the booth.

Anyhooooo…Paige’s email was succinct…all it said was that their website had been updated and per my request about updates she was letting me know.

Eureka! A post!

So now I bring you a 1929 Tudor revival home in a Birmingham enclave overlooking a golf course with interior design by Tracery interiors. The home is 11,000 square feet, 6 bedrooms, 6 full baths and 3 half baths! Whoa. Wow! Quite a house.

There is something very calming and mysterious about their interiors. Tracery rooms definitely transfix…I don’t know what…but there is something in the homes they design that I just love.

I think this project was a renovation and expansion…so for this, Tracery designed new wood paneling throughout, new cabinetry and ironwork…all blend with the style of the house but definitely give the spaces personality of their own.

Formal dining room with grey wash wood paneling with exposed beams, encasement windows, neutral floor length curtains, wood floor, a long dark wood table surrounded by upholstered high back chairs and a wire chandelier
Love the grey wash wood paneling in the home’s formal dining room. (above)
Large kitchen with a huge island with reclaimed wood cabinets and counter height bench seating. The rest of the kitchen has reclaimed wood cabinets, exposed beams and a wood floor
A huge kitchen calls for a huge island with counter height bench seating (above)
Breakfast nook with exposed beams, stained wood floor, a wire chandelier, bench style seating on one side of an oval table with two wood chairs with rope seats and an upholstered arm chair with nail head trim on the other
Master bedroom with green stained wood paneling and built-in shelving surround an oversized upholstered headboard, at the foot of the bed is a grey sofa with matching accent pillow, the room has dark wood flooring and a large neutral area rug
Green stained wood paneling and built-in shelving surround an upholstered headboard in the master bedroom. (above)
(L) Bedroom with white built in bookshelves, a fireplace with a white moulded mantel, a white armchair, dark wood floor and a large area rug. (L) Close up of white side table holding a white vase holding white roses, a black and white baby photo in an antique silver frame and an antique silver memento
White bathroom with farmhouse style sink, a wall mounted faucet, marble hexagon Carrara marble tiles on the floor, a white armchair and a pair of white slippers
The farmhouse style sink, the wall mounted faucet and the marble hexagon Carrara marble tiles on the floor speak perfect elegance in this dainty bathroom. (above)
Yoga studio with hardwood floors, large paned windows, exposed beams, and a sliding barn door
The house includes its own yoga studio with hardwood floors and lots of light streaming in from the paned windows. (above)

Which room is your favorite?  I think think the bathroom is mine…love a white marble bath.

Thank you Paige and Doug for sharing this home with me and my COCOCOZY friends!

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

Photos: Tracery Interiors

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11 responses to “SEE THIS HOUSE: A 1929 TUDOR REVIVAL IN ALABAMA!”

  1. house of earnest says:
    October 3, 2011 at 7:26 AM

    I love the breakfast nook with a settee in a cozy corner… perfect!

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  2. Lauren@BaylorSays... says:
    October 3, 2011 at 9:05 AM

    The bathroom and bedroom are definitely my favorite, but then the all white look gets me every time. I’m also drooling over the amazing beams. Pretty amazing that is in Birmingham!

    Baylor Says…

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  3. stacy nance says:
    October 3, 2011 at 9:15 AM

    I love the bath and bedroom too! I’m getting ready to put the carerra hexagon in my bathroom. I’m so excited! I can’t decide if I want to paint the walls grey or white. This definitely makes me want white!

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  4. Tehmina - Interior Design DIY says:
    October 3, 2011 at 9:26 AM

    serene beauty with white décor seems heavenly

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  5. Interior Design Musings says:
    October 3, 2011 at 4:47 PM

    Truly inspirational! We are very lucky to have such talent here in Birmingham. M.

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  6. paula says:
    October 3, 2011 at 5:53 PM

    Their work is always so stunning. The plus side is that they are sweet as can be too.

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  7. Taylor Greenwalt says:
    October 3, 2011 at 6:12 PM

    Your right, their work is stunning. Love the barn doors!

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  8. Valerie@DesignCaller says:
    October 3, 2011 at 8:13 PM

    Mountain Brook is an amazing place sort of at the edge of Birmingham. It’s fun just to go around and look at the houses. The level of residential architecture there is quite impressive. And I LOVE Tracery Interiors. I go to their shop in Rosemary Beach every year when I’m at the beach.
    That Yoga studio space is my favorite –I have rebuffed every invitation to join a friend at yoga over the years, but maybe if I could do it here….
    Your luck with this post is my luck. I think it is a Great post!
    –Valerie

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  9. Tatiana Doria says:
    October 4, 2011 at 12:26 AM

    Beautiful. I love the use of greys in all the furniture and cabinetry.

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  10. Visual Comfort says:
    October 4, 2011 at 9:26 AM

    I love Tracery. They create such warm, timeless spaces.

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  11. Kathryn Davis says:
    October 4, 2011 at 6:47 PM

    Such an amazing home! Elegant, yet comfortable! My favorite…hmmm, has to be the yoga studio! Nicely done, works with the rest of the house and of course, I LOVE my yoga!
    Thank you for sharing!
    -Kathryn

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