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Making the switch from propane or oil to electric heat reduces total energy use and often saves money.

Join us as we document the design and construction of a traditional house in a New Urbanist community outside Louisville, Kentucky.

The Fine Homebuilding editors tackle questions about waterproofing an outdoor floor, designing comfortable spaces, and installing attractive interior trim that matches a simple ranch house.

Cross-laminated timber (CLT) is slowly creeping its way into the U.S. market, and for good reason. Originally developed in the early 1990s in Austria, CLT is an innovative wood product…

Photographs of the finished build showcase a mix of modern and traditional elements in both the private spaces and open areas for entertaining.

Rob, Matt, and Patrick get feedback about rain-barrel spigots and soil pressure before answering questions about WRBs, air-sealing walls sheathed with fiberboard, and making French-style patio doors from scratch.

Revolutionary designer Johnny Grey creatively mixes concrete, wood, and other materials in unique ways and revamps the concepts that drive conventional kitchen design.

A dogged DIYer shares ideas for where to save when tackling a kitchen renovation project.

Modern accents and a monochromatic color scheme enliven the traditional design of this 19th-century-inspired home

SALA Architects beefs up the energy efficiency and revives historical details of an early 20th-century house.