Coppa Woodworking, Inc. is America's leading manufacturer of custom made, handcrafted, Wood Screen Doors and Wood Storm Doors.

A central heating and cooling system using "aspiration" technology to warm and cool homes evenly and quietly with flexible small ducts that weave through ceilings, walls, and even floors.

Rubio® Monocoat Oil Plus 2C is a revolutionary, plant-based, hardwax oil wood finish. One layer colors (if desired) and protects your wood. The unique technology forms a molecular bond with the wood fibers resulting in a durable, water-resistant finish, that keeps the natural look and feel of the wood. Available in 50+ standard colors.

Attention to original details helps bring a Frank Lloyd Wright kitchen back to life at the Willey house.

Ask the Expert - Historic Hardware Q&A - What is the difference between the variety of finishes?

Bewitched by Frank Lloyd Wright's innovative (and livable!) vision for a middle-class dwelling, a couple takes on the restoration of Suntop.

We show you how to spend the night in a Frank Lloyd Wright house.

Heating a historic home while staying on budget is no easy feat. Making these fixes can save you money and keep you toasty-warm.

So many choices, it’s hard to decide: antique or reproduction, European or modern?

Ideas from every era for old-house kitchen shelving.

Keep your bathroom timeless while using fixtures designed for modern living.

Attention to original details helps bring a Frank Lloyd Wright kitchen back to life at the Willey house.

Bewitched by Frank Lloyd Wright's innovative (and livable!) vision for a middle-class dwelling, a couple takes on the restoration of Suntop.

We show you how to spend the night in a Frank Lloyd Wright house.

A collection of architectural salvage played a role in the restoration of this handsome Shingle Style house.

The 1903 house in Memphis, Tennessee, is a boldly detailed example of the Midwest Prairie School genre on the familiar foursquare type. The well-preserved house never looked better than now.

In Portland, Oregon, a builder’s model spec house alluded to Prairie School design on the outside, but featured an ornate English interior. It’s been restored by a couple who added flourishes of their own.

Prairie style books recommended by OHJ editors.

Prairie School houses were a phenomenon 1901–1919 that changed domestic architecture forever.

Ask the Expert - Historic Hardware Q&A - What is the difference between the variety of finishes?

Heating a historic home while staying on budget is no easy feat. Making these fixes can save you money and keep you toasty-warm.

We go way beyond beauty shots to explain fabrication of counters natural and manmade.

The room is cold, there are telltale holes in the floor . . . where’d the radiator go?

How to combine art tile with production tile to create a unique installation.

Tables with metal tops rich in color and texture create effects from quilted copper to leathery.

Brownstone-faced buildings reveal their years readily. Many brownstone owners fight these ravages of age by giving their home's facade a facelift with patching techniques and, in a few cases, replacing the stone in kind.

Sanding is boring—and a lot of work. Depending on the project, you might be attached to a vibrating, dust-generating machine for hours on end. But it’s so important to success on certain projects—furniture and wood floor repair, paint prep—that once I get started, it becomes (sort of) fun.