Remodeling - Page 24 of 95

A compact home can feel roomy if the living space expands into the yard and the neighborhood around it.

When a listener asks what measures he should take to keep cellulose from falling through his exhaust fan when insulating and air-sealing his attic, the Fine Homebuilding editors wonder if he should get rid of the fan altogether.

This bath, located off a stair landing, was carved out of quite a small space. It’s no bigger than a coat closet. Using thoughtful design, and a smaller sink with…

Austin-based CG&S Design-Build gives this historic home a period-appropriate kitchen upgrade.

Architect Robert Gurney reshapes history at 308 Mulberry Street.

A design/build firm modernizes two Austin bungalows with creative sensitivity to their historic neighborhoods.

Designing for a pre-teens room provides its own specific challenges. This desk area was set up to grow with the owners changing needs. Originally the shelf height was set up…

Faced with consequences equivalent to a giant asteroid set to hit the earth in 10 to 50 years, we designers and builders owe it to the future to do our part—and we need to start right now.

The pitfalls of old house wiring, rotting retaining walls, and poorly installed shingle siding

While I was photographing a cabinet showroom, the client wanted a detail shot to illustrate the flexibility of this drawer. By moving the pegs, the owner can change the layout…