A Fresh Take on A British Colonial Cottage
The thought of interiors that have been untouched for 30 years might be daunting to some— but that wasn’t the case for Roxanne Hughes Packham. When she first surveyed the…
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Excellent Exteriors
Create the prettiest home on your block with tips from those who’ve mastered the art of ‘curb appeal.’ There are homes that make us raise an eyebrow and wonder, “What’s…
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Vintage Restoration: Bringing This 1920s Kitchen’s Charm Back
Homeowners Chris Nye and Poppi Multz found their picture-perfect home in a well-kept 1923 bungalow in Portland, Oregon. Chris cites only this major concern: “Both the kitchen and the bathroom…
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Beat the Heat
Get your home ready for the summer heat with cottage-friendly cooling. As we look forward to summer, it’s easy to get excited about outdoor entertaining, gardening, vacations and adding bright…
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The Windowbox Cottage
Jack and Cindy Magoon expanded their cottage living space on the lake in Connecticut with a lofty idea. Using every square inch of their forever cottage, Jack and Cindy Magoon…
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Vintage Doors: Practical, Functional & Beautiful Doors
Near the St. Lawrence River, nestled in the heart of vast farmland in upstate Hammond, NY, Vintage Doors has been honing their craft for over thirty years to provide authentic,…
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The House Across the Street
Built in 1912, this charming cottage sits on the south shore of Long Island in a hamlet named "America’s Friendliest Town" in 1994.
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Cozy Countryside Cottage
Instagrammer and blogger Rebecca Lovatt of My English Country Cottage might lead a normal life, but she can certainly give you a taste of living in the picturesque countryside of Suffolk, England.
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A Colonial Home Update for Modern Family Life
A design team helps a growing family turn their historic home into a whimsical place for their children and a comfortable place to entertain guests. Homeowners David Samikkannu and Michelle…
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The Kitchen is Open
When you’re an interior designer and your client has a growing family and frequently hosts dinner parties, but their kitchen, built in the early 1900s, is not up to the task, what do you do first? You make the kitchen open and as fresh as the food.
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