See this gorgeous true-to-period 1920s bathroom renovation! This brand new bathroom has classic styling that looks like it is original to its 1920s home.
In this craftsman bungalow, Anne McDonald used the home's original dark-stained red oak trim and millwork as the inspiration for a moody palette.
Remodeling this bungalow was a challenge at times, but it gave Rebecca the opportunity to start over in a place that was truly hers.
In a 1920s Craftsman house in Berkeley overlooking the San Francisco Bay, the American designer Heidi Caillier has drawn on an eclectic European sensibility
“This kitchen has the coziness of your grandma’s kitchen, but with the function needed for the modern family,” the designer says.
Offering a solid foundation and attractive heritage details, this century-old Sydney home represents a shifting phase of life for this family of art lovers.
Interior designer Jessica Helgerson completely remodels a family home without losing its historic charm
“This kitchen has the coziness of your grandma’s kitchen, but with the function needed for the modern family,” the designer says.
Because they were relatively quick and easy to construct, bungalow-style homes were all the rage in the 1920s, and homeowner Jessica Small’s (@fromgrittopearl) 1920s home is no exception. Its Craftsman details, such as the unique windows, thick wooden trim, beadboard ceilings, and original hardwood flooring, sold her on the home the minute she walked in, but they needed some major restoration work.
Albermarle Terrace House is a 1920’s home in Portland’s Northwest Hills beautifully designed by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
Jessica Helgerson Design is responsible for this stunning and timeless transformation of a 1920’s house in Portland’s Northwest Hills.
Rehab Addict host Nicole Curtis is giving a turn-of-the-century bungalow a second chance to be the cute and cozy home it once was. A crumbling brick facade, leaking roof and unfinished attic are renovated along with a living room, dining room, bathroom and master suite. See the surprising before-and-afters here.
One of the greatest couples on this earth we referred to us by our dear Ohana, Miranda. Her parents needed to make the bathroom in their 1920's bungalow more usable and create a better layout for their current lifestyle. After some time walking through the cute tiny little home, the wheels started spinning and we both went to work coming up with a more modern plan that was still true to the 20's style of the bathroom. I am so excited that Todd and I get to live out our dream of working together on a project like this! Here are the before pictures: The bathtub was an old clawfoot tub that had been tiled over. Notice where the towel rack is. Because in the after pictures, it is no longer there. Behind that wall is a closet that Todd tore out to create space for the new vanity. That is it. That is all there was to this cute little bathroom. Believe it or not, that one bathroom was all that a family of five had for years!!! A few weeks of hard labor (Todd did all of the work with intermitent help by family members...I learned how to use a tile saw and lay tile! Yeah!!!) and this is the end result: You no longer walk into the vanity, and the old tile was chiseled out, the bathtub removed and a shower with a bench and classic white subway tile was installed. Custom shelving, pedestal sink and pull out base cabinets with some spiffy accent lighting! The family are HUGE Yankee fans, so we made sure that we kept some of their favorite memorabilia was tastefully displayed. Ah! A nice place to sit after a long day at work. As a little addition to the project, Todd took out a hall closet and plumbed, wired and ventilated it for a stackable washer and dryer. No longer needing to go up and down the stairs to do laundry! The homeowners were so grateful and excited for the finished result. We love you Sandy & Lyle!!! Thanks for trusting UL Studios with this remodel.
A tucked-back addition preserves a 1920s bungalow’s historical facade, while providing plenty of gathering space for a young family
Musicians Jacki and Jacob Warren-Bullard, of the band Major Murphy, helped refresh this 1920s rental bungalow in Grand Rapids, Michigan. It's full of renter-friendly ideas and inspiration.
DON’T MESS WITH THE CHARM OF AN OLD HOME My main priority as I enter the world of renovations is to preserve and showcase the charm of my 1920’s 2-story home. I absolutely LOVE the architectural details so I am going to do everything I can to ensure they are not lost in the renovations.
Interior designer Jessica Helgerson completely remodels a family home without losing its historic charm
The previous owner had lived in this old house for about 70 years and it required updating. Built in the 1920s, it had original hardwood strip flooring, solid cedar doors with antique hardware, original baseboards and trim, and vintage register covers the couple was determined to maintain.
In this craftsman bungalow, Anne McDonald used the home's original dark-stained red oak trim and millwork as the inspiration for a moody palette.
Interior designer Jessica Helgerson completely remodels a family home without losing its historic charm
Remodeling this bungalow was a challenge at times, but it gave Rebecca the opportunity to start over in a place that was truly hers.
See this gorgeous true-to-period 1920s bathroom renovation! This brand new bathroom has classic styling that looks like it is original to its 1920s home.
90s Home decor was not what we’d call timeless. But a modern revamp is absolutely attainable. You just need a bit of creativity
For a modern-learning family, Frances Merrill of Reath Design ushered a grand 1926 LA house into the 21st century. Take a look at her fresh color choices.
This Missouri family updated their 1925 bungalow to restore its original Craftsman style. Thrifted finds and DIY projects now fill it with farmhouse style.
This 1920s American colonial style home restoration is amazing! Check out all of the original features when it is brought back to life.
My 1920's house had a total kitchen remodel. The kitchen was gutted, redesigned & rebuilt . See pictures of this HGTV style kitchen remodel.
Interior designer Jessica Helgerson completely remodels a family home without losing its historic charm
This remodeled home is fit for a king.
For starters, you need a plan.
In researching a bathroom remodel, I found some vintage home magazines from the mid-1920's that show in great detail how well planned and decorative bathrooms had become by that time. I am planning a facelift for the bathroom in my century old bungalow, and while the 1920's were more modern, there are so many ideas in these photos that could work in my small cottage. The sink with twin mirrors flanking the vanity mirror has nice fixtures along with details that we can use as inspiration today in our own homes. This wall elevation reveals typical tile layouts that were used in homes during that time, and may be good for current projects in homes of this age, or where a 'vintage' bathroom look is wanted. The illustration also shows us wall sconces, an ornate vanity mirror, and pedestal sink. Add caption A full bathroom that has both shower and bath was also growing in popularity at that time. These double sets are still found in homes from the 1920's and 30's. The novelty of the built-in shower was balanced by the practical use of a bathtub alcove. While current home decor trends lean towards the use of marble or granite in bathrooms, the tradition of tile has a strong appeal in the older home. There are so many decorative options with tile that are often forgotten today, and its nice to be reminded of how glamorous vintage bathrooms can be.
In this craftsman bungalow, Anne McDonald used the home's original dark-stained red oak trim and millwork as the inspiration for a moody palette.
By changing the layout of a house in Washington completely, interior designer and architect Nicholas Potts carved out space for a charming kitchen renovation
Without moving walls, a Midwood, Brooklyn remodel transforms a 1920s house with the help of a Sweeten general contractor.
In this craftsman bungalow, Anne McDonald used the home's original dark-stained red oak trim and millwork as the inspiration for a moody palette.
Interior designer Jessica Helgerson completely remodels a family home without losing its historic charm
Interior designer Jessica Helgerson completely remodels a family home without losing its historic charm
