Historic house interior design

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.

The evolution of this entry is not only proof that home takes time, but also shows just how long it has taken me to find my own personal style. There is nearly 13 years between the first photo and the last! I do have to admit though, I like the wallpaper from when we first moved in better than I remember 🥰 #hometakestime #entryway #entrywaydesign #countryliving #oldhouselove #homerenovation cottage core, country living, my country home, entryway, summertime, home renovation, home takes…

The home built in 1894 is an impressive Italianate property located in New Orleans' Garden District. Character defining features of the house include: a mansard roof, pedimented windows, two-story bay windows, and cast iron balconies at the front and side facades.

Renovating a historic home can be intimidating, but these tips break it down to help you tackle this large project.

French cottage living room decor features a blend of rustic elements, vintage furnishings, and soft, romantic accents, creating a cozy space.

LeBlanc Design was lucky enough to makeover this beautiful and historic Victorian style house in Newton, MA with modern interior design elements.

Have you ever driven through a historic district and been in awe at the houses? In this post, I'm sharing a tour of one of the region's finest historic homes - a 1901 Victorian Mansion. Overflowing with original detail and charm, this is a house you'll be disappointed not to check out!

1910 Foursquare - Traditional - Living Room - Portland - by Vicki Simon Interior Design | Houzz

A young couple took care to restore their sixth generation family farmhouse by taking it apart piece by piece—then rebuilding it with many of the original materials.

Design studio Neville + Neville has redesigned a mid-19th-century villa in the Castle Hill Conservation Area in Maidenhead, Berkshire into a stunning home

In Charleston's South of Broad neighborhood, designers Thomas Jayne and William Cullum turn a prominent 18th-century landmark into a warm family haven.

For interior designer and furniture dealer Marie-Louise Sjögren, this glorious apartment in the Swedish capital is both a showcase of her beloved early 20th-century Scandinavian design and a comfortable family home

In Charleston's South of Broad neighborhood, designers Thomas Jayne and William Cullum turn a prominent 18th-century landmark into a warm family haven.

This classic Craftsman home had great bones, but needed a remodel, restoration, and a refresh to take it into its next 100 years, adapted for a modern lifestyle.