Interiors

Products of the Week

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.

Brass, Bronze & Copper Hardware

Classic-style door hardware, engineered for new construction or historic renovation, lacquer-coated, solid brass, patterned after original antique hardware, passage, privacy, mortise lock, or dummy sets and cabinet hardware and accessories.

OHJ Product of the Week - Allied Window, Inc. - Bowed - Custom Color (2)

Storm Windows & Interior Panels

Allied Window offers a beautiful, affordable and invisible solution for your bent glass and shaped windows. Allied Window's specialty is creating insulating storm windows that disappear into your shaped openings - matching the shape exactly - from bent glass to odd shapes, sizes and thicknesses – disappearing into your window opening.

Interiors & Decor

It's comfortable, personal, and surprisingly American.

Interiors & Decor

Charming, sometimes quirky, 18th- and early 19th-century staircases also aspired to elegance.

In an 1840 house, a drop-leaf tavern table in original red paint sits on a natural-fiber mat.

Interiors & Decor

The country vernacular.

Interiors & Decor

Ready to start shopping? Check out our photo gallery and buyers guide of out-of-this-world mid-century home decor.

Interior Paints & Stenciling

See how colors came together in Sears Harmony homes.

Interiors & Decor

Design solutions for how to conceal (or find space for) the clutter of modern life.

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A casual 1920s screened porch is furnished with elements familiar still.

Because this plaster was becoming detached from the lath (delaminated), it has been marked for reattachment. The crack is notched and ready to be vacuumed out. (Photo: The Lords)

Plaster Repair

Old-house walls often fail through no fault of their own. Use these tips to correctly repair the cracks in your old home.

Exterior shutters and awnings are a time-honored means of blocking sunlight.

Interiors & Decor

While shutters, awnings, and deep porches are but a few of the architectural features used in the past to control light, we can also take advantage of some high-tech materials and approaches.

Henry Hobson Richardson, the Victorian architect whose concepts touched the modern era, pioneered the open plan with broad spaces like the living hall of Stonehurst (1883) in Waltham, Massachusetts, which flows unobstructed to adjacent rooms.

Flooring

Never as obvious as the periodic costume-change of exterior house styles, the form of interior spaces has been in constant evolution since the first houses appeared on this continent.