Old house decorating

Seven ways to NOT "remuddle" a historic home

Rustic decor is a popular choice for kitchen designers across the country and there’s no reason why your own kitchen can’t enjoy a few rustic touches too – or even a complete makeover. In this post, we’ll show you a variety of rustic kitchens, including country style, cabin kitchens, farmhouse, and even primitive kitchen design. […]

Bloomington's Old House Society Annual Home Tour is great opportunity to peek inside homes of the past, and to imagine what it was like to live in them.

Want to know how you can renovate an old house on a budget to make money? Follow these 8 steps and create equity in your home!

Name: Francina and Joe Baldi Location: Frederick, Maryland Size: 1,800 square feet Years lived in: 34 years; Owned Built around 1900, Francina and Joe Baldi’s townhouse has no doubt been through many transformations over the years. The couple have been through a few renovations themselves, but they have been careful to preserve as many of the original features of the house as they could, from the second stair in the kitchen to the thoughtfully embellished door hardware.

You may wonder, why do old houses have so many doors? We give you the reasons why and everything to know in our guide.

Older homes have charm, but they might also have mold, mildew and other smells. Here are some of the best tips to combat that old house smell.

Revamp your home without the hassle of a full remodel! Dive into our guide for decoration inspiration tailored for old houses renovation aficionados. Explore innovative home renovation ideas to elevate your space effortlessly.

This small-town Texas home was lovingly and painstakingly restored.