1910 house

Explore our selection of the interiors, objects, and architecture of the past century that keenly illustrate the timelessness of expert design.

Where to begin? We have only completed the front façade of our home so far - it's a lot of work.

Sure wasn’t expecting that interior! I’m assuming those last interior pictures are from the basement. This home was built in 1910. It is located on .27 acres in Cherryville, North Carolina. The home features a covered front porch, original hardwood floors, crown moulding, picture rails and chair rails. The house has tall ceilings throughout! Two bedrooms, one bathroom and 1,460 square feet. $175,000 Contact Koji Krzywosz with Mark Spain Real Estate: koji@markspain.com From the Zillow…

Lisa and Paul blend objects from multiple decades to give their home a layered and organic feel. "We didn't want our rooms looking like they belonged in a catalog."

Circa 1910 Michigan Handyman Special With Beautiful Woodwork and Land Contract $55K - Old Houses Under $50K

The four bedroom, two bath circa 1910 foursquare has a wealth of original architectural elements. It is another larger home in the small Minnesota town of Bricelyn (pop. 365). The town was founded when the railroad came through, and it was named after John Brice, the original owner of the town site. Lots were auctioned off in 1899.

With such an extraordinary, enigmatic exterior to live up to, the interior of this north London house required special treatment. The owners called in visionary design studio Maddux Creative, the winners of our 2022 Interior Designer of the Year award

Revive Edwardian elegance with these 1910s home decor tips provided by a design expert from the era.

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