Victorian Christmas Tudor

It is the Millers' second Christmas in their home, and they would like to bring back the feeling of a Victorian Christmas. They didn't have time to decorate last season, and this year they want to make a big splash and invite the neighborhood over for some holiday cheer in the tradition of A Dickens Christmas.

• A new shingled roof
  
• New wood-framed windows
  
• Tear out existing driveway and put in cobblestone walkway and driveway
  
• Install wooden gate across driveway to add privacy
  
• Strip paint from door and repaint
  
• Paint house a neutral tone with brown wood-like trim
  
• Add new landscaping filled with seasonal flowers and plants
  
• Copper gutters
  
• Add light post and new lights to give the house a true Tudor look
  
• Add stone terraces to play up their English-style home

• Giant Season's Greetings postcard framing house
  
• Traditional Victorian era Della Robbia garland strung to the roofline and porch
  
• Festive faux stained-glass windows
  
• Poinsettia topiaries
  
• Sheet music luminarias
  
• Oxen cart on the front lawn filled with holiday abundance
  
• Victorian traditional porch table filled with holiday sweets to welcome visitors
  
• Gold gilded pinecones, birdhouses dressed in garland, grapevine balls filled with lots of lights