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Our editors highlight classic articles on outbuildings.
Get a leg up on old-house floors. Our editors highlight new and classic articles on flooring, and show us a way to fix a squeaky spot.
We take on vintage tile as our editors highlight new and classic articles.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles on travel-worthy historic places across the country.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles about this well-loved old-house building material: stone.
Discover the importance of period-appropriate hardware in your home as our editors highlight classic articles.
All about salvage! Tour three houses in which the owners incorporated architectural salvage; then see a few fun projects, and jump to our comprehensive guide to salvage stores around the country.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles as they explore the many faces of Victorian houses.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles on how to make the most of a limited restoration budget.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles on injecting color into your space.
On modern homes, window glass seems to serve the single purpose of insulating the home from the outdoors, preferably as efficiently as possible. And while shelter has always been the primary function of glass, in eras past, it served many other roles within a house: framing a perfect view, conferring privacy, adding character.
Hardwood floors are one of the character-defining features of old houses, but over the years, they can start to show signs of wear and tear—and not in a good way. Fortunately, most wood-floor issues are easily fixable, whether through a simple patch or a new finish coat.
This week, our editors discover how to blend modern concepts with traditional details in the kitchen.
Catch cottage fever with tours of three dreamy summer escapes.
With all the buzz these days around cutting-edge "green" construction, it's easy to forget that preserving old houses is one of the best ways to go green.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles. This week, show some love to the roof over your head.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles, along with favorite products and current bookstore sales. This week, get to know some popular styles of vernacular architecture.
If your old house's façade could use a little TLC, check out these three articles, which tackle everything from the best way to remove ugly vinyl siding tacked on by previous homeowners to cheap, period-appropriate ways to add extra oomph to your exterior.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles; this week, we go back to the future with a tour of restored mid-century modern residences.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles; this week, learn how to engineer a period-perfect addition.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles; this week, make a statement on the ceiling.
Our editors highlight new and classic articles, along with favorite products and current bookstore sales. This week, everything you need to know about updating windows and doors.
