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Happy Marriage

Thumbnail image for Happy Marriage Gregory and Carolynn Schipa join an 1810 Greek Revival and a 1790 Cape-style cottage harmoniously on the island of Nantucket.
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Northern Exposure

Thumbnail image for Northern Exposure A new old house over the border reflects the beauty of Canada’s traditional architecture.
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3 Flooring Options for Period Homes

Thumbnail image for 3 Flooring Options for Period Homes The flooring you choose sets the style, period, and tone for the room.
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6 Ways to Survive a Wallpaper Project

Thumbnail image for 6 Ways to Survive a Wallpaper Project A quick guide to avoiding the most common pitfalls of wallpapering.
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9 Inspiring Old-House Bathrooms

Thumbnail image for 9 Inspiring Old-House Bathrooms Our editors pick their favorite bathroom restorations.
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A Budget Victorian Rehab

Thumbnail image for A Budget Victorian Rehab A budget- and maintenance-minded overhaul renewed the luster and livability of an 1892 Minneapolis Shingle Victorian.
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A California Bungalow Renewed

Thumbnail image for A California Bungalow Renewed Thanks to a few fortunate coincidences, a California couple was able to create the ideal bungalow for their young family.
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A Clearer View of Floor Finishes

Thumbnail image for A Clearer View of Floor Finishes Once you understand the pros and cons of traditional methods and modern products, it's easier to balance history and practicality.
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A Collage of Homages

Thumbnail image for A Collage of Homages In the Pacific Northwest, a former antiques dealer nudges the stiff lines of a late-1930s Tudor toward a more open-hearted décor reminiscent of English and French country styles.
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A Cook’s Country Kitchen

Thumbnail image for A Cook’s Country Kitchen Despite two centuries of change, character remains intact in this 1812 house, where a peculiar room with a hearth in the middle became a stunning family kitchen.
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A Family-Friendly Bungalow

Thumbnail image for A Family-Friendly Bungalow For a budding family in Fort Worth, Texas, living in a historic house is just better.
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A Frame for the Fireplace

Thumbnail image for A Frame for the Fireplace The stylistic history of mantels.
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A House for the Automobile

Thumbnail image for A House for the Automobile The changing garage.
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A House of Many Stories

Thumbnail image for A House of Many Stories The search for the history of a house.
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A Look at Figured Glass

Thumbnail image for A Look at Figured Glass Figured glass added beauty, light, and privacy to houses by fusing form and function.
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A Miracle of Old New York

Thumbnail image for A Miracle of Old New York In an out-of-the-way corner of Brooklyn, an astonishing survivor—a freestanding Greek Revival in wood—has been immaculately restored, ready to face the next century.
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A Mission Garden

Thumbnail image for A Mission Garden The hilly, unkempt site wasn’t his first choice, but Jim Bishop used its limitations to create a stunning, low-water landscape with rock-strewn dry streambeds, tile-decorated garden rooms, potted succulents, and meandering steps.
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A Model Home

Thumbnail image for A Model Home Architect Donald Rattner creates a vernacular design befitting the West Virginia landscape.
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A Model Kitchen for the Georgian Era

Thumbnail image for A Model Kitchen for the Georgian Era The challenge in designing kitchens today for Georgian-period homes is to produce something timeless, yet also ergonomically efficient.
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A Place for Everything

Thumbnail image for A Place for Everything The junk drawer is a survival kit.
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