Pewabic fabricates heirloom quality architectural tiles for public and private installations, gift and commemorative tiles, vessels, gardenware, ornaments and both reproductions and adaptations of its historic designs and offers classes, workshops, lectures, internships and residency programs for studio potters and other artists.

Get in-depth presentations about restoring historic wood windows, repointing and replicating historic mortar, clay tile, storm window installation, and much more from the comfort of your home.

New Old House, a special publication from the editors of Old House Journal,  is for homeowners and designers who are planning to build a house that embodies quality and tradition now and for the future.

This odd, abused feather vase had sat for years in the seller’s garage.

It’s a rare door in an old house that swings effortlessly and closes shut crisply.

A seamless addition allowed for this master bath, imagined as a ca. 1930 upgrade.

What do you need to know if you're a first-time home buyer?

Nostalgic details belie the room’s efficiency and storage capacity.

A designer describes the process of rescuing a jumbled farmhouse.

A designer describes the process of rescuing a jumbled farmhouse.

Queen Anne houses are asymmetrical, medieval, and delightfully ornamental.

This hands-on couple have been reading OHJ since its newsletter days. Their forever project is an exemplary unmuddling that took them 22 years. Now the 1880s Queen Anne house is a showpiece in their New Jersey neighborhood.

Built in 1896, the brick and terra-cotta Beaux Arts mansion needed new systems and repairs. Most remarkable is the addition of period murals and stenciling by the current owner, herself a fine artist and accomplished seamstress—who’s worked on the house since its centennial in 1996.

Neglected and then damaged by fire, a historic Queen Anne house is rescued by Indiana Landmarks.

Using a cache of salvaged finds, the homeowner, architect, and contractor together rescued a tumbledown farmhouse in Vermont.

Ultimate salvaging in Provincetown cottage.

Learn more about the historic Hotel Boulderado in one of Colorado's most beloved towns.

This odd, abused feather vase had sat for years in the seller’s garage.

It’s a rare door in an old house that swings effortlessly and closes shut crisply.

What do you need to know if you're a first-time home buyer?

A fancy shade will dress up a thrift-store lamp.

New products for keeping the house cleaner and tighter.

Lessons for living lightly in a historic Victorian-era brownstone restored.

A phone niche is useful today for keys, tablet—or telephone.

Some of the “smartest” features for managing heating, cooling, hot-water, and other household technologies make room for the best features of the past.