Tudor Houses
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- 1 July, 2012
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Tudor houses that we see today are typically tudor revival style, which was a style where architects reinterpreted and recreated the architecture from Tudor England. And to learn what makes a tudor house a tudor house Meghan Carter of www.AsktheDecorator.com visited finest example of tudor architecture in America, Stan Hywet Hall.
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im meghun tudor lol
thanks this will be awsome for my homework tonight
Thank you so much. I’m so glad you liked the videos. I’m very flattered! Please let me know if there is ever a topic you would like me to cover. Best wishes, Meghan
Thanks so much for the wonderful suggestion. It sounds beautiful!
If you’re ever in England and you want to see an incredible example of Tudor architecture, go visit Lavenham, in Suffolk.
It’s a small town, almost entirely built in the 16th – 17th century. Though mostly private homes, some of the buildings you can go inside. It’s really magnificent.
You’re not kidding. We don’t put as much thought or care into our home these days. It’s amazing to see the details and symbolism they hid in their homes.
I work at Stan you have no idea how big it is. You’ll be out of breath walking from one end of the Manor to the other.
Thank you very much. I do plan on covering other house styles. Each week I tackle a new topic, and hopefully another style will be up soon. Thanks again for your nice comment.
I enjoy your videos so much. Do you have any plans to do other house styles?
Thanks!
Yes. Tomorrow I’m going to post a video about the interiors of tudor houses.
Cool, I didn’t know anything about Tudor Houses. Is there a part 2?