1940 house renovation

A blog of renovation, home improvement, and creative projects.

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We moved in to a 1930s semi detached house in need of a serious home decor overhaul! Every wall, floor and ceiling needed decorating, it hadn't been touched since the 60s. Read how we transformed our home and see the before and after makeovers

With a small budget and plenty of creativity, Lindsey Drennan turned a 1950s charmer into a relaxing home base with a modern touch.

Woah guys, Hello! To say this kitchen reveal is a long time in the making is an understatement, and I am thrilled to reveal our newly renovated kitchen and mudroom addition! This project has been in the works since 2017, and with the help of my trusty friend SketchUp, we were able to come up with the perfect plan for our home through countless iterations. We were asking ourselves big questions, like what does this house need that would make our life inside its walls the most comfortable? Our…

How do you renovate a house with no money? Try these ideas on for size, from acquiring new skills to getting your renovation to pay you back.

Before and after gallery after fifteen months of renovation remodeling a 100 year old farm house in northern Minnesota. House tour, home decor, interior design, house decorating. The dining room.

Owning a historic, 110-year-old home is an honor of a lifetime and with that privilege, also comes responsibility. This year I'm tackling some repairs to do my part in making sure my home will last the next 100 years.

This midcentury modest time capsule house in Omaha, Nebraska, listed for sale by agent Rachel Tiller... well, it's pretty much 1949 perfection. Two bedrooms, two bathroooms, knotty pine basement -- all in 1,119 s.f. -- what a sweetheart.

This house wasn’t exactly love at first sight and it’s easy to see why below (think musty, dark, cinderblocks, and a leaky roof). But I had dreams of leaving my corporate job and renovating homes so here goes nothing! Check out the 26th st. before and after pictures!We gutted this little house down to the studs, put nice hardi plank siding on top of the ugly cinderblocks, replaced the roof, I don’t even know why I am listing off what we did.