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Remodeling - Page 2 of 81

A Midcentury-Modern Makeover

This Post-War Eichler got a major facelift to make it more aesthetically appealing and energy efficient.
True to Tradition

Laura Medicus Interiors brings elegance to a historic working kitchen.
Podcast 207: Home Maintenance, HVAC Zones, and Dangerous Dryer Vents

What’s the right book for learning home maintenance? How to properly insulate a garage ceiling? How can you improve the comfort of a big house with a one-zone heating and air-conditioning system? Is it okay to vent a dryer into a garage?
Concrete Construction Uncovered

A discovery during demolition changed the original plan to use conventional wood framing for this whole-house renovation.
Fitting New Windows in a Crooked Old House

"Dudley boxes" are robust window bucks that ease window installation, flashing, and integration with insulation in walls sheathed with exterior rigid foam.
The Boomers and Their Kitchens

Carpenter and longtime Fine Homebuilding contributor Scott McBride takes a look at the evolution of the American kitchen through the 1960s, 70s, 80s, and 90s.
Structure Dictates Design

New framing added to reinforce an aging structure inspired a creative use of space in the remodel of this 1950s home.
Eight Units Become One

Cramped apartments make way for a bright and airy kitchen and breakfast nook when converting this historic Philadelphia building into a single spacious home.
Posts and Beams Revised

Non-structural beams help a new kitchen match the aesthetic of this post-and-beam home.
Concealed in the Kitchen

Tall cabinet doors disguise a spacious pantry and office in this new kitchen.