Victorian home restoration

This blog post is about Restoring a Victorian House to its former glory. I'll show you how restored a Victorian property with tips and resources.

The Victorian period is a time of great architectural glory. With their intricate details and exteriors, these homes are popular among homeowners today who want to restore them to their original form. Many people make mistakes when restoring a Victorian house, however. So if you're dreaming about ow

The Victorian semi in Toronto had great bones and the perfect location on a tree-lined avenue. See the results of this dramatic renovation by Joel Bray!

Instead of shying away from the length of the passage, use these 9 tips to make it the hero of your passage decor.

Article Content: Overview of Victorian Interiors Understanding Victorian Architectural Elements Incorporating Modern Furnishings Enhancing the Space with Modern Decor Maintaining Balance Between Old and New Practical Tips for Modernizing Victorian Interiors Conclusion Select Room Type Living Room Dining Room Bedroom Bathroom Kitchen Entrance Foyer Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii

I am so excited to finally show you our new farmhouse! We are ready to dig in to some farmhouse restoration, homesteading and generally just enjoying country living. We can't wait to take you along

The pastoral retreat was restored to its former glory during a year-long, top-to-bottom reno.

by Amy Dorsch Heavilin of Vivacious Victorian My husband Doug and I are beginning year three of bringing our 1902 Queen Anne Victorian back to life. Twenty-two rooms, and we’re in the middle of restoring just room FIVE. To be fair, the exterior restoration was a beast, and it was completely done during the first […]

Tour a 1906 Victorian style home in Portland, Maine designed by Abigail Shea and her interior design firm, Studio Eastman complete with a purple powder bath.

When we cover Victorian houses on SFGate, we often get complains about modernization that guts, and essentially eradicates, the Victorian from the Victorian. Not so here with this Lower Pacific Heights abode at 1703 Gough Street built in 1875. Both preserved and updated, this beauty asks $3.595 million.