The Tudor style is a building style that was common in English architecture.

The Tudor style is a building style that was common in English architecture at the time of the rule of the Tudor royal family, which ruled from 1485 to 1603.
The style was influenced by Flemish mannerism (style in the visual arts of the sixteenth century ) and it contains many decorations in masonry, such as arches (Tudor arches), stepped gables and pinnacles. The interiors were also richly decorated.