Difference from English Country Cottage: Different Class

Two houses side by side. The country cottage is low, with a simple volume, thatched roof, small windows, and thick walls, serving as a farmer's dwelling. The Tudor mansion is two to three stories high, with multiple tall decorative chimneys, rows of mullioned windows and bay windows, and jettied floors, showcasing the wealth of gentry and merchants. Both are in the English countryside but represent different social statuses. Avoid: depicting the Tudor house as a low thatched cottage, removing decorative chimneys and bay windows, shrinking the volume to a single bay, adding jettied floors to the cottage.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

兩棟房子並置。鄉村小屋低矮、量體單純、茅草屋頂、窗小牆厚,是農人的住所;都鐸宅邸有兩到三層、多座高聳的裝飾煙囪、成排的格子窗與凸窗、出挑的樓層,是鄉紳與商人的財力展示。兩者都在英國鄉間但社會位置不同。避免:把都鐸畫成低矮的茅草屋、拿掉裝飾煙囪與凸窗、讓量體縮小成單開間、把小屋加上出挑樓層。