Brick ranch interior design

I know you've seen beautiful homes on PInterest. Here's a chance to get it right with 6 home makeovers: how to copy the look.

I’m so excited to finally be sharing my own home tour. We’ve been renovating this 1960’s ranch for almost 5 years and as we were wrapping up the projects, we fell for a new home (that also needed TLC) and we sold this beauty. As we come to a close with our time in this home it’s time to give a full tour including all the changes we made. I can’t wait for you to see how far it’s come.

A Stunning 1960s Ranch House Remodel - A look at before and after photos of a whole house remodel that was updated from head to toe!

Explore J R Lazaro Builders' 1654 photos on Flickr!

If you walked past this modest brick home in the Bon Air neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia, you probably wouldn’t look twice. It’s the kind of common 1960s house that a family probably lived in for decades.

Porch renovation, 60’s ranch, red brick, Minwax Aged Barrel, Sherwin Williams Mountain Road shutters and door.

We virtually paint brick houses everyday. We've found 20 painted brick houses to inspire and get you excited to paint your brick.

We’re excited to share the before & after home exterior design of our Instagram giveaway winner from last month! They wanted a total refresh, something that modernized their curb appeal and went with their mid-century modern interior aesthetic. Our designers recommended painting the brick and accents in Benjamin Moore’s Black Beauty. A new large front porch with an awning provides extra living space for this Georgia home. Fresh wood design elements coordinate with the gorgeous new front…

Our designers love using front porch additions to create relaxing spots to unwind while elevating curb appeal. Check out some of our favorite screened-in porch ideas.

My first thought when I walked in the door - this place is tight and dark. The walls were painted deep green and the windows didn't let in ...

This week marks one year since we moved into our Marquette House. That's twice as long as we spent in our prior fixer upper, the Retro Ranch. When we purchased this house we needed a break. We needed a house that wasn't a 'fixer upper'. We needed a house that we could move into and not have to get straight to work on. We were burnt out and ready for a break. Ha! At least I *thought* I wanted a break. Turns out that I just don't know how to take a break, and updating a home is somewhere deep…