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Old-House Interiors

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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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 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 Ravishing Victorian Home

Thumbnail image for A Ravishing Victorian Home Never has the interior of this Queen Anne looked so good, from its wallpapers to textiles.
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A Southern Town, Northern Style

Thumbnail image for A Southern Town, Northern Style On the water in historic St. Michaels, Maryland.
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An Art Moderne Restoration

Thumbnail image for An Art Moderne Restoration An Art Moderne house is usually the oddball in the neighborhood, and that's true of this one in Alexandria, Virginia. But one couple knew just how cool it could be.
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An Interior Unfolds

Thumbnail image for An Interior Unfolds Inspired by his time at Wright’s Taliesin, architect Gerald Lee Morosco creates a warm and quite classical Modern environment in his own Pittsburgh row house.
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Back to Mid-Century

Thumbnail image for Back to Mid-Century Two graphic designers with an eye for Fifties kitsch create a surprisingly sophisticated interior of balanced neutrals in open-space comfort.
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Beauty from Industry

Thumbnail image for Beauty from Industry Industrial light fixtures have long been popular among restorers. Now they’re inspiring a slew of home-friendly reproductions.
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Charming Banquette Seats

Thumbnail image for Charming Banquette Seats Banquettes, or upholstered benches, are a cozy and colorful way to add seating, hide a bit of storage, rescue a dull corner, or accent a room.
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Concrete for Counters, Sinks, & Floors

Thumbnail image for Concrete for Counters, Sinks, & Floors Recent innovations, new concrete products, and excellent concrete fabricators have made concrete a coveted material for residential use.
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Craftsman Transitions in Portland

Thumbnail image for Craftsman Transitions in Portland A 1910 Craftsman house, nicely restored and with handsome additions, provides the right mood for a lifetime collection of period posters.
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Curb Appeal on a Budget

Thumbnail image for Curb Appeal on a Budget Cosmetic fix-up of your façade is a must when you're trying to sell. But if you're staying put, giving your house a mini-facelift will brighten the neighborhood and put a smile on your face every time you come home.
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Decorating the Back Hall

Thumbnail image for Decorating the Back Hall How to reclaim a forgotten space.
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Decorative Pillows for Every Era

Thumbnail image for Decorative Pillows for Every Era Clad in luscious fabrics, intricately stitched, or trimmed with lace or tasseled fringe, the accent pillow has a place in most period interiors.
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Energy-Efficient Windows for Old Houses

Thumbnail image for Energy-Efficient Windows for Old Houses Looking to cut your energy costs and perhaps score a tax credit? Plenty of period-friendly windows and doors meet the new standards.
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Expert Advice: Low VOC Paint

Thumbnail image for Expert Advice: Low VOC Paint What is it that makes one kind of paint environmentally friendly? And how do the new standards affect performance?
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Expert Advice: Wallpaper & Paint

Thumbnail image for Expert Advice: Wallpaper & Paint Experts lend advice on getting patterned wallpapers and trim colors to coexist for maximum effect.
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Explore the Door

Thumbnail image for Explore the Door Wisconsin’s sweetest vacation destination is a 75-mile-long peninsula that shelters Green Bay from the main body of Lake Michigan.
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About Old-House Online: This site is devoted to period-appropriate decorating, furnishing and design. Old-House Online offers inspiration and advice through photos of outstanding period-inspired interiors, educated guidance and references, and articles from Old-House Journal, Old-House Interiors, Early Homes and New Old House. The Products & Services Directory offers a compilation of the best companies in old house restoration, gathered from Old-House Journal and the Design Center Sourcebook.