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The gutsy centerpiece of the living room is the 10'-diameter mirror from the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach.

Using salvaged materials, a vacant lot gets transformed into a SoHo townhome fully designed to look as if it were built in the late-19th century, just like its neighbors.

Classical lines define Jim Strickland's home in Georgia.

Architect James Strickland embraces the Southern vernacular in his own new old town house in Peachtree City, Georgia.

THIS PAGE: Designer Jean Alan helped carry a two-story 1980s-era addition back in time through the use of warm, Deco-inspired furniture and antique rugs. OPPOSITE: The Italianate town house is fortunate to have survived; the house next door was razed in the 1980s.

An Art Nouveau townhouse slated for apartment use gets restored to its former beauty.

A painted wood floor in a checkerboard pattern adds interest to the design.

Old-House Kitchens

A Richmond, Virginia, couple transforms a dated 1940s-era kitchen into a space full of utility and beauty.

Dining room doors open onto the home's dramatic rotunda.

A renovated Art Deco home on Chicago's Astor Street.

Miles Redd's Little Italy town house. (Photo: Martyn Thompson)

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G. P. Schafer Architect refreshes a New York City town house façade.