09/14/2026
One of the things I’ve always enjoyed about architecture is how easily certain styles can tell you when and why they were designed.
Tudor Revivals are a great example. From steep rooflines and decorative half-timbering to leaded glass and more compartmentalized floor plans, the details are incredibly distinctive.
Having studied architecture before eventually finding my way into real estate, I still find it interesting to look at the details that define different home styles and how they’ve carried through over time.
More than a century later, Tudor homes remain one of the most recognizable architectural styles in American neighborhoods.
Another look at Coldwell Banker’s 120 Years of Architecture series.