1930s Tudor Home Refurbishment by Hacin + Associates.

The remodel of this 1932 Tudor style suburban home in Newton, Massachusetts by Hacin + Associates re-imagines a traditional, compartmentalised layout into a more informal living arrangement for a young family moving to the suburbs from the city. The project included a full architectural renovation throughout this four bedroom home, as well as the design of all interior finishes, furniture, and fixtures.

Rooms in the renovated home open directly to one another, providing long visual and physical connections accentuated by the use of natural materials that echo throughout the house. The colours and material choices were based on a study of traditional Tudor architecture and design; furnishings, carpet, and decorative lighting were chosen with an emphasis on visible craft and casual family comfort, giving a contemporary feel to the house while respecting its original historic-revival identity. Repetition, reinterpretation, and an emphasis on natural materials and hand-made features inform the integrated architectural and interior design concept. For me, personally – this place is all about the right way to use wallpaper. 10 points.

[Images courtesy of Hacin + Associates. Photography by Michael Stavaridis.]