Restored after years of neglect, Crown Heights' oldest house recalls a time when farms and country villas dotted the area.

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This pale salmon brick-clad townhouse at 323 Garfield Place paints a pretty Park Slope picture, right down to having Prospect ...

A South Windsor private school’s plan to build an NHL-sized ice rink on heritage property has received support from a ...

The 19th-century house needed a lot of work. The Edwards family knew how to make it home, and lived in the attic while they ...

The 90s are having a major moment again, from the fashion we wear to—you guessed it—the design of our homes. Here are some ...

Explore this stunning transformation of a historic Fort Smith home that offers a taste of the English countryside with a ...

Looking for skinny houses around the world? These wafer-thin tiny homes might be slim but they don't scrimp on style and they ...

The home A circa 1890 Italianate villa in Melbourne’s inner east. Who lives here Carrie Gourlay, her husband Jono, a partner ...

When interior designer Evette Ríos, the host of Dime Cómo Hacerlo (the Spanish language version of This Old House) first ...