1910s interior design

When the house was purchased, someone had lowered the ceiling with gyp board. We re-designed it with a coffer that looked original to the house. The antique

Your entryway needs to be functional, but it also ought to spark some joy. Here’s how to make the most of whatever entry space you have.

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

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

Because they were relatively quick and easy to construct, bungalow-style homes were all the rage in the 1920s, and homeowner Jessica Small’s (@fromgrittopearl) 1920s home is no exception. Its Craftsman details, such as the unique windows, thick wooden trim, beadboard ceilings, and original hardwood flooring, sold her on the home the minute she walked in, but they needed some major restoration work.

Step into a world where elegance and history intertwine, where every corner of your home tells a story from a bygone era.

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Project: Westwood Hills Remodel WHO LIVES HERE: A fun-loving family who recently considered the options of moving to the burbs for more space or staying in their beloved historic home. OUR GOAL: To help this family rethink the ways they use their rooms and maximize their ability to live, work, ho

Old Victorian House!😍😍

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…

A designer combines historical William Morris wallpaper, olive green paint and soapstone counters in a Minnesota kitchen

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.

Experience a 1910 home renovation with a modern twist. See how historical charm and contemporary updates come together in this unique project.

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Here's how to add a 1920s decorating style to your home. Whether you want an Art Deco look or a touch of nostalgia, these ideas can help.

Aesthetic Interiors provides historic wallpapers, victorial crafts and much more for the do-it-yourselfer home restorer to the professional interior designer.

What did my rooms really look like? Here are five examples of period interiors looking as they should - both appropriate and timeless.

Interior of 1912 Craftsman home in Portland, Oregon