Thomas Dinesen doesn’t shy from tradition. He’s the fourth-generation owner of Dinesen, a Danish company that has been specializing in custom wood floors s
Jean Stoffer Design and Kenowa Builders is responsible for the renovation of this historic home built in 1905 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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The owner, Michelle, estimates she has spent hundreds of thousands on the renovation project.
Image 1 of 33 from gallery of ULTEAM Renovation / Arte Charpentier. Photograph by Boegly and Grazia
Restored and revitalized! Our Princeton design-build team orchestrated an elaborate home renovation restoring this 1906 historic landmark. A newly expanded custom built kitchen, three-car garage and mudroom addition, and (6) new bathrooms are the new highlights of this spectacular home.
Thomas Dinesen doesn’t shy from tradition. He’s the fourth-generation owner of Dinesen, a Danish company that has been specializing in custom wood floors s
Southern Romance Fixer Upper Home Makeover Reveal - See the historic Mobile, Alabama house after a thoughtful renovation - Inside Look Home Tour!
Interior designer Melissa Lee finds a delicate balance between original turn-of-the-century details and minimal Scandinavian decor
Interior designer Melissa Lee finds a delicate balance between original turn-of-the-century details and minimal Scandinavian decor
Jean Stoffer Design and Kenowa Builders is responsible for the renovation of this historic home built in 1905 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Historic renovations are this are this Oklahoma City designer’s cup of tea—here are her top 5 tips.
A design-obsessed couple shares the story behind their two-year-long labor of love
A design-obsessed couple shares the story behind their two-year-long labor of love
A design-obsessed couple shares the story behind their two-year-long labor of love
This home in south Wayne historic district recieved a complete renovaiton and included the addition of a two story, two car garage.
Lessons in restoring, renovating and decorating from those who have skilfully achieved both
A reigning gardening principle is to accept and work with the conditions you've been dealt—be it rocky soil, low light, little precipitation, or a steep sl
Interior designer Melissa Lee finds a delicate balance between original turn-of-the-century details and minimal Scandinavian decor
Interior designer Melissa Lee finds a delicate balance between original turn-of-the-century details and minimal Scandinavian decor
View before and after renovation photos in the historic Union Hill neighborhood of Church Hill. Shockingly, one of the easiest renovations we have done!
Lauren Collander Interiors is a collaborative interior design studio, serving and creating homes in the Chicagoland area.
Charm and character are everywhere in this historic Victorian home
Afraid of picking paint colors? Tired of beige? Then the Benjamin Moore Historical Collection is exactly what you need. I love every single color in this collection and have used it personally in so many rooms of our room. I've also rounded up some favorites that I haven't used but that I love. Word to the wise: These color names are weird. Things named ivory are bright yellow. Colors called green are blue. Be careful when you make your choice! Whether you're a history buff, a color enthusiast, or someone simply looking to infuse your home with a touch of
Dream home alert!!! I am absolutely head over heels in love with this project by Seattle-based designer Michelle Dirkse. Victorian chic is what I would call this. “We want it to look like a haunted ma
How to renovate a historic home, follow these 7 steps that will take you from the initial idea to the start of construction!
This home in south Wayne historic district recieved a complete renovaiton and included the addition of a two story, two car garage.
This 19th-century rose-colored palace used to be a residence of a Count and Countess, but in recent years it has undergone a meticulous renovation to become a
Woah guys, Hello! To say this kitchen reveal is a long time in the making is an understatement, and I am thrilled to reveal our newly renovated kitchen and mudroom addition! This project has been in the works since 2017, and with the help of my trusty friend SketchUp, we were able to come up with the perfect plan for our home through countless iterations. We were asking ourselves big questions, like what does this house need that would make our life inside its walls the most comfortable? Our goal was to create a functional kitchen with room enough to cook and have friends over, a mudroom and utility closet that would work hard for our family, a powder room that would be easily accessible yet tucked away and private, a patio that could be used for summer cookouts, AND that we keep it all historically relevant to the era of the home. We were willing to make a big investment in our home to achieve that. Our home is a 1910 four square/craftsman mix, and we were committed to respecting its historical architecture in all of our renovation plans. Think 1910 in the details but with better plumbing and insulation. We came up with a plan that did a handful of things for us and how we experience our home. Our plan was to turn the space that was formerly the kitchen, pantry and mudroom into a single kitchen which would encompass the entire back quarter of the house instead of just a small portion of it like it had. We would extend out the back of the house, adding a small but mighty 11’x11′ addition which would gain us a main floor powder room, a coat closet / pantry / utility closet and a mudroom off the rear entrance to the house. That solved a lot of the flow issues we were having on the interior. The addition also solved a number of issues on the exterior of our home too – I’ll make sure to follow up once the backyard recovers from last year’s excavation, but to sum it up quickly, the addition would create an intimate nook we could use as a patio and allow us a better entrance into the yard and garden. Historical Details The most important thing to us was to maintain the historical integrity of our home. We were committed to preserving […]
French accents and pretty florals help create an unabashedly beautiful space
How to transform a stately 1906 house in Bellingham, WA, into inviting family quarters? The solution was largely cosmetic and the dark wood was preserved.
Historic home restoration can be complex. Whether remodeling or restoring, here are the do's to follow and the don't's to avoid!
Roberto Peregalli and Laura Sartori Rimini conjure magnificent, historically inspired interiors for a venerable family home outside Venice
Get inspired by these modern Victorian house exterior updates and fall in love with your old home all over again.
Live-work balance: interior designer Marianne Evennou's new Paris office is set in an apartment designed as a workspace and crash pad, color included.
A couple who are not designers took on the remodel of an 1863 Haarlem mansion in need of reviving. See the before and aft.
A reigning gardening principle is to accept and work with the conditions you've been dealt—be it rocky soil, low light, little precipitation, or a steep sl
Leanne Kilroy shares her journey transforming a dilapidated terraced house in Tufnell Park, North London into a sublime family home…
If you are looking to save money on fixing up your old house check if your state offers a Historic Tax Credit. We saved $5,000 on our first old house rehab and our state offers up to $50,000! At least 39 states offer a Historic Tax Credits which can be 20%-25% of project costs. HISTORIC
Instagram has an entire community of families documenting the restoration of their historic homes. Learn why they say it's all worth it.
