Light victorian interior

Leanne Kilroy shares her journey transforming a dilapidated terraced house in Tufnell Park, North London into a sublime family home…

The Victorian era, known for its opulent designs and intricate details, has a timeless appeal that many still cherish today. However, incorporating such a rich, historical style into a contemporary home can be a delightful challenge.

We’ve gathered our favourite Farrow and Ball paint colours in real homes: from Hague Blue to Setting Plaster to Railings. See exactly what they look like

A layered aesthetic has brought warmth and personality to this Victorian terrace, enabling its owners to fall in love with it all over again

Ensemble Architecture walked a fine line between ornate historicism and airy modernity in furnishing this five-story Gilded Age Park Slope home.

Don't paint your old wood trim- decorating with wood trim can be a challenge - but these ideas and pictures will leave you feeling inspired to leave the original wood trim and make a beautiful space showcasing that wood molding.

Enjoy the best of both worlds in this craftsman home that uses both light and dark decor to their fullest advantage! You won't be disappointed.

Natural wood trim looks beautiful and traditional, as long as it is paired with the right wall color. Get inspired by these best picks.

How to transform a stately 1906 house in Bellingham, WA, into inviting family quarters? The solution was largely cosmetic and the dark wood was preserved.