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Timber-Frame Resurrection

Uncovering and reconfiguring hand-hewn timbers results in a character-rich kitchen.
1970s Revamp

Space restrictions and the desire for clean lines inform every inch of this kitchen transformation.
One Bad Kitchen, Three Good Designs

Three designers modernize a disconnected, dysfunctional midcentury space.
Traditional at First Glance

With hints of the Shaker style, this kitchen's more modern leanings are subtle, but important.
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How To Install a BILCO Basement Door

Carpenter Aaron Butt demonstrates the entire process of installing a BILCO basement door, from site prep to final fit.
An Alternative Way to Install Roof Overhangs

While eave overhangs are typically built as part of the main roof framing, installing them as separate pieces offers better air-sealing opportunities.
Retrofit for Energy Performance and Design Impact

When a simple siding repair revealed extensive moisture damage, these homeowners decided the time was right for a deep-energy retrofit.
Prep for the Perfect Paint Job

A good paint job is in the prep work. Professional painter Tyler Grace walks through the process step by step.
Getting Surfaces Ready for Wallpaper

Surface prep determines how well wallcoverings adhere, how good the job looks, and how long it lasts.
Stretching a Limited Supply of Brick

Removing a poorly designed addition for this home renovation meant reusing the color-matched brick in the most highly visible areas.

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