Soft neutral shades punctuated with accents of blue and green make the living room an inviting space to relax in. Instead of a mantel, this older home has wood paneling and pretty molding around the fireplace.

This Tudor home in Dallas was built in the 1920s by Herbert Marcus, father of Stanley Marcus, one of the founders of the luxury department store Neiman Marcus. Its recent renovation worked hard to respect its beautiful original details as well as outfit it with modern comforts.

An end table with simple, clean lines is a good pairing with the more imposing feel of this living room's leather sofa.

The powder room is a lovely nod to this home's historical Tudor roots. An antique wood table was turned into a charming vanity with the addition of a pewter vessel sink and bridge faucet. Patterned wallpaper is the perfect finishing touch.