Tale of Two Towers
"The house is a money-maker. I get it. A few fixes and she could shine again." - Tina Kaasman
Queen Anne Houses
Queen Anne Houses are often noted for their colorful exterior paints, decorative decor, embellished windows, and various building materials such as stucco or wood. These Victorian-era homes are often seen with towers or turrets and artful roofs.
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An Urban Garden in Massachusetts
How an avid gardener and her landscape designers reworked a streetside urban plot to create private “rooms” along with lawns and perennial beds—while honoring the scale of the big old house.
Exterior Paint Color Schemes
Help for one of the biggest decisions homeowners have to make: choosing paint colors for the outside of your house.
An Exuberant Queen Anne in Michigan
A long journey took this restoration-committed owner deep into research—and on a hunt for antiques.
Authentic Gaslights in a Capitol Hill Victorian
The gaslights are still gaslit in this 1891 Queen Anne tower house in Washington, D.C.
Design Motifs of the Aesthetic Movement
An untouched 1883 interior in Massachusetts offers up an encyclopedia of Aesthetic Movement ornament, much of it in the Anglo-Japanese or Orientalist taste.
A Converted Queen Anne
A California couple enlisted their creative zeal—and a few of their friends—to doctor a decommissioned hospital.
A Ravishing Victorian Home
Never has the interior of this Queen Anne looked so good, from its wallpapers to textiles.
Allied Window
Allied Window is a manufacturer of invisible storm windows ®, customized for historic properties and renovation projects. Special shapes and custom colors; interior and exterior applications.
Woodcraft
Woodcraft is one of the nation's oldest and largest suppliers of over 20,000 quality woodworking tools, supplies and services.
Crown Point Cabinetry
Crown Point Cabinetry offers custom cabinets for period style kitchens, baths, offices, laundry rooms, home bars and more. Styles include Shaker, Arts & Crafts, Early American, Victorian and Transitional.
