New house old character

If you have a generic, plain, and boring new home, you may want to add some character to it. Making a new house look old is one way to add interest and charm. You can even build a new home using elements that make it feel old. Here are a few ways to make a new house appear older. ResearchDo some research to figure out what period of time and what style you want your home to look like. Homes in different parts of the country have different architectural elements and styles. Try to pick…

Creating a New Old Houseby Russell Versaci

We review the famous book, A Field Guide to American Houses by Virginia Savage McAlester, with a walk through our neighborhood. We highlight some of the most popular American house styles like Victorian, Craftsman, and Cape Code style houses. See which ones you know and how this book might help you identify your old house

In part two of our client case study series, we're sharing our exterior home design process with you — including an interview with one of our co-founders and designers!

Wondering whether it's possible to build a new house that has the character and charm of an old home? It is, and these 11 houses prove it.

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<p><em>This Old House</em>'s guide to the architectural elements and interior details that give any house, big or small, cottage character.</p>

This house has so much character inside and out! The home was built in 1926. It is located on .26 acres in Hampton, Virginia. The home features a great screened in porch, hardwood floors, arched front doorway, exposed beams, built-in corner cabinet and vintage tiled bathrooms. The landscaping gives this property a secret garden type of feel! Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,350 square feet. $299,000 Photography by Francesca Photog Va Contact Angela Stellute Ballard with Abbitt Realty…

This unique design incorporates a stunning exterior. Its metal roof instantly attracts passersby, and the wrapping front porch is ideal for evening conversation. The interior is open, starting with the foyer, dining and great rooms. A single column defines the perimeter of each room, leaving the area completely open. The great room features custom amenities such as a corner fireplace, two-story ceiling and porch access. Nearby, the kitchen accesses a screen porch and is open to the dining…