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Charming Tudor-Style Home Features Jewel Tone Accents

This lovely Tudor revival was channeling the gingerbread house look just a bit too literally, and its interior spaces were cramped and closed off. Instead of an unused formal dining room and toothache-inducing hues, the home now boasts a crisp, free-flowing black and white interior with stylish graphic accents.

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Photo: Spacecrafting Photography. From: Martha O'Hara Interiors.

High-Impact Living Room in High-Contrast Palette

A high-contrast palette is used to great effect in this graceful open-concept living space. Simple white walls open the space dramatically, with contrast provided by black exposed ceiling beams, molding and window trim. Natural light can now travel through the living room area and into the kitchen.

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Tudor Revival Living Room Full Before

With a space that felt very dark and "cave-like", we wanted to create a bright space that allowed for plenty of natural light to brave through the long Minnesota winters.

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Photo: Spacecrafting Photography. From: Martha O'Hara Interiors.

BEFORE: Exterior

The quaint Tudor's exterior will be getting face-lift soon, in a black-and-white palette to match the interior.

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Photo: Spacecrafting Photography. From: Martha O'Hara Interiors.

Black-and-White Entry Is Tasteful and Timeless

A beautifully arched door with stained-glass window welcomes guests to the small entry. The simple, high-contrast palette puts emphasis where it should be — on the Tudor home's charming details, gracefully rediscovered through the new design.

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