English Tudor-Style Cottage Photos & Ideas
The English cottage series of articles that I've posted over the past few months is my tribute to the many great features, premium materials used, architectural details and tremendous planning that Bonner Custom Homes put into play to bring all of the components of this beautiful home together.
Here are even more reasons why you need not miss out on some great ideas from a true modern English Tudor classic...
This is the fourth and final 'best of' series of photo posts for the English cottage and I've saved some of my truly favorites for last. What I mean when I say favorites is that the photo is a reminder for me of the 'over and above' quality and thoroughness in which the owners' dedication and a culmination of ideas from European vacation note-taking, custom homebuilding know-how and techniques, books/magazines and personal preferences that made it all come together.
Natural Stone Countertops, Tile and Flooring En Masse
A Modern English Tudor Cottage Approaches Completion
Custom Bedroom Cabinetry and Unique Retro Brick-Look Kitchen Tile 'Rounds Things Out'
Follow this link to the complete series on the English cottage seen here.
Here is Part 1 of this "Best of" photo series.
Kathy...
Brushed black granite.
What kind of stone countertop was used in the laundry area?
What type of stone is used on the exterior?
Mr Bonner selected the cast limestone fireplaces from Tudor Artisans, a company in Kennesaw, GA that designs and fabricates authentic and historical Tudor architectural components. Find these at www.tudorartisans.com
Rick...
I reviewed some of my photos last night and confirmed that the doors were manufactured by Woodharbor Doors & Cabinetry and the windows were made by Marvin.
Of course, the rondel glass stained windows were handmade by an artisan in the Atlanta area.
Hope that helps you in your quest for quality materials for your new home plans.
Rick...
Next time I'm out at the house I'll ask Mr. Bonner about the doors and windows.
I'm afraid I cannot accommodate you on the photo request. I have over a thousand and that would be a monster project. You can however go to the top of this page to the MILEMARKERS tab and click on 'English Cottage Series'. You'll find all of my posts listed and each one has numerous photos for your viewing pleasure.
What company did they use for the windows? They are great.
Can you send me all the pics you took...would love to see them
What company did he use for the windows and doors?
Angela...
Point well taken. My response was not intended to be offensive.
I probably just should have told the guy that I had no idea and left it at that. Live and learn.
I just wanted to say that this is a beautiful house, but I find it annoying and offensive when someone says "If you have to ask you probably can't afford it" when asked how much the home cost to build. Wouldn't it be nicer to just assume perhaps that person does have money and is just curious and would like to compare the cost of that style home versus another they may be looking at.
keary,
The builder's name is Bonner Custom Homes. They have a website now and they have contact info on the site.
http://bonnercustomhomes.com/
I am unaware of the name of the architect.
We would like to find out more about this house, architect, and builder. Can you help?
Alex...This is probably one of those cases where you just have to say "If you have to ask, you can't afford it!". I have no idea of the total cost of this home...sorry.
Hey.
That house is amazing!!:O
How much would it cost?
Thanks,
Alex;)