Tudor Revival Estate

The original oak staircase is the primary feature of the foyer in this Tudor revival estate. The original oak staircase was meticulously restored and finished with wool carpets specially woven to wrap up the stairs and around the landing seamlessly. Deep black natural stone tiles were hand brushed to achieve a softened finish for the custom flooring.

The traditional living room is at the heart of this restored Tudor revival estate. Restoring the home’s original details in combination with contemporary accents provides a warming update to this formal aesthetic — the restored original oak mantle pairs well with a new stone slip and hearth. Additionally, the home’s original leaded glass windows were preserved and the oak frames restored.

The kitchen windows frame a view of the Pacific Ocean. Bespoke cabinets in American Walnut Hand made, and glazed artisan tile flooring expands into the conservatory.

Luxurious tapestries in vibrant shades of forest green, chartreuse and burgundy adorn the walls of this Tudor revival dining room. Cotton velvet draperies in a saturated burgundy tone connect with the tiny berries in the woodland wall upholstery. The room's focal point, an antique dining table, is accompanied by six antique side chairs which were re-finished and re-upholstered.

The library offers ample display for the homeowner's impressive collection of books, mineral specimens, and fine art. The focal point of the library, a massive oak paneled fireplace is original to the house. With the original oak mantle restored and a new stone slip and hearth, this room creates a richness further embodied by the American walnut floors.

For the primary bedroom suite, Sarah Barnard designed a California King sized bed and coordinating nightstands made of American Walnut with bronze hardware. Carved by master craftsmen in Los Angeles, the raised panels, fluted carvings, and intricate floral details define the one-of-a-kind Victorian-inspired bed explicitly created for this home.