Old House Journal - March - April 2025

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Bathroom Inspirations: From cottage charm to Art Deco luxe, these models for renovation tackle old-house issues.

The Door In Its Frame: A tutorial all about door jambs, hinges, sill repair, weather stripping, refinishing, and adding a storm door.

Uncovering the Charm: After the aluminum siding came off, the interior too was restored.

A REWARDING EXPERIENCE!

We revitalized a long-forgotten building on a prominent corner and would do it again.

2 mins

bathroom inspirations TIPS, TRICKS, HACKS FOR ROOMS OF REASONABLE SIZE & BUDGET

Even considering the usually small square footage, the bathroom in an older house is often the most challenging design conundrum during renovations.

5 mins

Sunshine in a Cottage Kitchen

A happy room demonstrates that simplicity often underlies good design.

2 mins

the door IN ITS FRAME

The frame is often overlooked as a key component to a properly operating entry door.

10 mins

Quick Fixes

Do it fast but do it well.

1 min

A Pattern Match

The discovery of a patch of historic linoleum led to the re-creation of an 1890s-style floor, using paint and vinyl.

5 mins

A Touchup for Knotty Pine

More than a simple cleaning, this process removes grime and a tired finish while preserving the mellow quality of vintage knotty pine.

3 mins

uncovering the charm

An eye-popping restoration followed when the owners removed faceless aluminum siding to find a handsome brick exterior with original details intact.

5 mins

the KITCHEN UPFRONT

When this 1880s Philadelphia house was built, the kitchen was undoubtedly in a different location.

3 mins

MORE THAN A HOUSE MOVING

even good smells can be too much Homeowner Jeremy Stock insisted that he and Danielle not only needed a stove vent but that they'd need a very efficient one that would vent steam, smoke, and smells to the outside.

2 mins

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Old House Journal Magazine Description:

Old House Journal is a leading magazine for owners, restorers, and admirers of old and historic homes. The magazine provides a wealth of information on restoration techniques, architectural styles, and historical research, as well as advice on home maintenance and renovation.

Old House Journal was first published in 1973, at a time when many old and historic homes were being demolished or neglected in favor of new construction. The magazine was created to provide a voice for those who were passionate about preserving and restoring these important structures. The magazine also provides in-depth coverage of architectural styles, with features on everything from Victorian homes to mid-century modern. One of the unique features of Old House Journal is its focus on historical research and documentation.

By subscri#, readers will have access to the most comprehensive coverage of old home restoration available, making Old House Journal an essential part of any restoration enthusiast's library.