Ross' style

utilities sink and marble table

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Dress up brick with stone accents. Complementing brick with cut-stone details, such as string courses, lintels and window surrounds, achieves another level of refinement. More playful and ornamental, the cut-stone details provide relief from an all-brick facade.

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These Norman-topped doors can be tricky to treat. Notice that one long curtain rod bar creates architectural interest, while the white curtains blend with the walls.

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I love everything about the ceiling. The molding, the chandelier

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guest bath- simple large brick tile with a stripe accent. Great door!

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Ross would love this minus the pink

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Decorative (or False) Half-Timbering It's one of the most recognizable features of a Tudor home. Medieval homes in Europe featured walls in which the spaces between the supporting timbers were filled, leaving the structure exposed on the facade. Modern-day houses typically conceal that structure with cladding. The decorative half-timbers on Tudor homes are an effort to mimic authentic medieval structures.

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