When a historian and an archivist decamped from their New York City roost to Louisville, Kentucky, with their new baby in tow, settling in a historic home was the goal. Their search for a suitable spot led to a gracious 1924 Tudor revival with great bones. Unfortunately, there had been a series of design decisions made between the 1980s and ’90s that had obscured historic elements, blocked light, and obstructed the flow throughout the house. They needed help contemporizing the beautiful Tudor revival—making it livable for a couple with a newborn—while maintaining the home’s original integrity. An introduction by a contractor led the new homeowners to #ADPRODirectory designer Bethany Adams (bethany.adams.interiors), who proved to be an excellent fit. Revisit the charming and colorful abode at the link in our bio. Photo by jljordanphotography; styling by kimberlyswedelius; design by bethany.adams.interiors; words by emmduncan.scribe