1905 house interiors

10 Decades of Color: The 1900s. Homes in the early 1900s were quite fussy by modern terms. Victorian-style and Colonial homes were being built at the beginning of the 1900s.

We review the famous book, A Field Guide to American Houses by Virginia Savage McAlester, with a walk through our neighborhood. We highlight some of the most popular American house styles like Victorian, Craftsman, and Cape Code style houses. See which ones you know and how this book might help you identify your old house style. #oldhouse #housestyles #victorianhouse #americanhousestyle #folkvictorian

Edwardian house renovations are excellent property investments. Read on for our ultimate guide to renovating a Edwardian house, plus a brief history.

If you want to learn how to enhance and embrace the history and soul of your old home (especially a craftsman house) then you are in the right place.

The American Foursquare was popular across the nation with the growing middle class for its simple and economical design. During this period...

Love this interior! The owners won a preservation award for their work with this one. This home has hardwood floors, beautiful detailed wood work, and high ceilings adorn this home. The house has a new roof and gutters. There is a large fenced in back yard. This home was built in 1900 in Macon, Georgia. Within walking distance to Mercer University and other amenities. Four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and 3,005 square feet. $289,000 From the Zillow listing: Beautiful historic home with a…

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Part two of our 10 Decades of Color and Design series. Colors in the second decade 20th century, the 1910s, were taken from nature.

In a 1920s Craftsman house in Berkeley overlooking the San Francisco Bay, the American designer Heidi Caillier has drawn on an eclectic European sensibility

When building our new house, I incorporated some features that satisfied my longing for an older home.