Here are some pics from the interior of a 1928 Sears kit home that was remodeled and featured in Fine Homebuilding #200.
If you want to find out more about this renovation, read “An American Bungalow: Before and After.”
With the right approach, you can restore old hardware—whether through soaking, scrubbing, or polishing—giving it a fresh look while preserving its original charm.
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Great attention to period detail!
Nice to see the past reserrected & to be so comfortable looking and functional; very nice folks.
Absolutely love the wood. To think most people paint it. Fantastic job!
Love this look.
This was Modern Art Circa 1900.
Also love the modular house article in the Current issue.
Jane