Looking for castle doors, diamond windows, massive iron gates, chimney pots, storybook wallpaper, medieval Tudor lighting, or a thatched roof? Here you go!

An annual book-size publication, the Old House Journal Design Center Sourcebook is the definitive guide to period-inspired home products, from tiles floors to wing chairs, hooked rugs to brass faucets.

"Eyebrow-raising design choices!" –Linda Clark

A dissonant addition.

"We need more education in architecture." –Karen M. Kirk

The American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis keeps traditions alive.

Don't skimp on safety measures for the sake of saving time and money during your next renovation project.

Two Dutch Colonial homes, just blocks away from each other, have been cared for drastically differently over the years.

Enjoy a taste of the past with this 18th-century Indian pudding recipe to be cooked in a hearth.

"A doll house, just out of the box." - Emma Leigh

"Not as bad as some, but clunky & pedestrian." –Barrett Ryker

The Cape Cod house was revived in the 20th century by Royal Barry Wills, who found the simple plan “almost as modern as Modern.”

"Just an in-Cape-able remodeling!" - Cathie Casey

Chicago Bungalows are under siege by a new generation of design-challenged Seekers of More Space.

"Pardon me, a new bunga-low." – Laurie Thomas & Luke Koelsch

Somebody put the gingerbread in a crackerbox. —Nancy Rutman

Two special issues brought to you by the editors of Old House Journal: Design Center Sourcebook and New Old House. Order your copy today!

No need to settle for aluminum or vinyl from the big-box store.

"Slipcovered in vinyl, identity lost." – Debra Rabe Parker

"It’s a house-eat-house world, Dad!" - John Shiflet, quoting his daughter.

"A home with a hernia." - Ken Ellis

"The house is a money-maker. I get it. A few fixes and she could shine again." - Tina Kaasman