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Multipurpose Historical Renovation
This 100-year-old bungalow, which had been stripped down to the studs, is now a model of how to integrate workspace into a home.
How to Choose Paint Colors
There are no rules, but a bit of color theory and some expert tips will make your decisions easier.
Historic House, Contemporary Floor Plan
Major changes were made in this whole-house remodel to create a modest and period-appropriate look.
Bath on a Bluff
The bathroom in this bedroom suite offers lessons in layout and designing for comfort and quality.
Historic Kitchen Reimagined
Urbanology Designs restores the integrity of a century-old kitchen.
Restoration of an American Foursquare
Dwell Development reinvigorates an old Seattle home with traditional and contemporary flair.
Behind the Build: Historic Reproduction in Williamsburg, Virginia
Join us as we tour a home that was built with time-honored construction details and techniques but designed to meet the needs of a 21st-century family.
Restore a Wood Window Sash
When repairs are in order, a steam box, an easel, and two-part epoxy are your best friends.
Surviving a Design Review
Whether you’re in a historic district or an upscale development, the secrets of success are the same.
Repairing Rot With Epoxy
Use these versatile materials, simple tools, and straightforward steps to revive damaged exterior trim details.

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