Mock Tudor House Interiors for Consistent Style

Mock Tudor beams can add a true touch of luxury to any property. They’re sleek, weatherproof and bring character – the ideal home improvement. But when you have mock Tudor boards on the outside, how do you create a consistent Tudor style interior too? Here, we’re going to look at mock Tudor house interiors and how you can style the inside to match the outside.

Add warmth and comfort through fabrics and furniture

Make your mock Tudor house interiors feel warm and comfortable to accurately reflect the look of Tudor times. You can get this vibe through dark wood furniture, wooden rails, red and gold fabrics and open fires. Make your living area comfortable and opt for big, opulent cushions made from shades of red, brown and gold.

Use box beams on the ceiling for a true Tudor style interior

In Tudor times, box beams were both structural and aesthetic. If you don’t have wooden box beams in your property but do have high ceilings, you can put faux beams up. Nowadays, you can get box beams made from the same high quality material as mock Tudor boards, and they look incredibly real too.

Consider wooden panelling for a realistic Tudor style interior

While some walls in Tudor times were covered in stucco, many of them were wood paneled. For a true Tudor style interior, think about how you could creatively use wooden panelling. If you feel wooden panelling would be too strong a look, it can work really well on just one or two walls of a room, so don’t feel you have to do all the walls.

A gable roof shape could be the perfect opportunity to get creative with Tudor style interior. When browsing the web for Tudor planks on high ceilings you will be flooded with photographs of inventive homeowners who have used mock Tudor boards to make the gable roof a key part of their interior home design. This can be achieved by adding pairs of mock Tudor planks to meet at the ceiling high points.

Consider putting in a stained glass window

Stained glass windows were a prominent feature of the Tudor times, often featuring heavily in churches and places of worship. While it’s unlikely you’ll have original stained glass windows in your property, you can still go for a Tudor style interior with stained glass windows that emulate the era. The stained glass windows featured lots of reds, golds, blue and ecclesiastical motifs, and though they look impressive, they can be an acquired taste.

Need more information on mock Tudor house interiors?

If you’re looking for any further advice on mock Tudor house interiors or on mock Tudor boards, we can help. The team here at Tudor Boards have years of experience in manufacturing mock Tudor boards, mock timber beam covers, also known as RSJ covers; loglap cladding, log borders and have the capacity and knowledge to manufacture virtually anything out of polyurethane. We are able to manufacture curved mock Tudor planks and manufacture new corbels or dentils.

Email us at tudorboards@gmail.com or call us on 0121 296 8000 with your requirements and we will get back to you as soon as we can.