Built in 1907 by architect William A. Bates, this 7,500-square-foot home in Bronxville, NY felt distinguished but not imposing to its new homeowners thanks to ample natural light. “With sweeping porches and a stone-and-shingle exterior, the home looked warm and inviting. [It] had the feeling of being built into the boughs of the trees that wrapped around it,” the homeowners comment Inside, oak wall paneling and leaded windows contribute to a traditional feel. There was just one problem: The manse didn’t exactly reflect the couple’s personalities. Step inside the high-glamour Gothic Revival at the link in our bio. Photo by @brittanyambridge; styling by @martinrbourne; design by @andrewsuvalskydesigns; words by @jxie03.