Atlanta Post Caps
American owned and operated manufacturer of deck and fence post caps.
OHJ September 2015
Products of the Week
Vintage Doors
Bring beauty and value your home with heirloom-quality REAL wood doors by Vintage Doors. Meticulously handmade by expert craftsmen in your exact size and style—to be loved and respected for generations, just like the olden days. Hand-crafted wood product line includes: screen doors, storm doors, Dutch doors, French doors, louver doors, pantry doors, interior doors, exterior doors, entrance units, three season porch enclosures, pet doors, arch top doors, round top doors, custom doors and more.
Elmira Stove Works
Cast-iron, nickel-trimmed Victorian cookstoves with the convenience of the 21st century.
A 1868 Greek Revival Kitchen
Never out of style…that can be said of Windsor chairs or a blue-and-white color scheme—and of this recent kitchen in an 1868 Greek Revival house.
Elley Villa in Kentucky
Left for ruin this Kentucky villa became unfit for living until one couple restored it.
Historic Camps: Mount Gretna, Pennsylvania
Mount Gretna's wooded hills are home to the Pennsylvania National Guard's summer encampment, a church, a meeting camp, and the Pennsylvania Chautauqua.
Doggie Bench from Scraps
Bits and pieces stored in the basement found their way into a handsome bench for my back stairs.
Gutter Clinic
The best time to inspect and clean your gutters is before problems start.
A Remodeled Fireplace
What we found behind the drywall helped us restore a focal point.
Sears Harmony House Co-ordinated Colors / 1959
See how colors came together in Sears Harmony homes.
Repairing Stucco
Although Stucco is a durable exterior surface, on occasion it needs to be repaired.
Tucking Away the Clutter of Modern Life
Design solutions for how to conceal (or find space for) the clutter of modern life.
A Short Course on Cladding: Part 2
Replacing a few damaged shingles or even a section of them is a one-person job.
A Short Course on Cladding: Part 1
Clapboards, shingles, and stone cladding are timeless, so it’s no wonder all three have made a comeback for houses built in this century. Just be sure any new materials match the quality of those on the house.
A Cozy Cape Cod in New England
This Cape Cod cottage was built late in the 18th century in rural New Hampshire. Comfort and simplicity rule inside.
