Building a new old house

I’m sharing a list of my custom home build regrets 11 years after building my house. Possibly, one of these things will resonate with you.

Restoring An Old House: What You Should Know Before You Start. Take on a project to restore and old property is not for the faint of heart, start small.

Considering buying an old house? Discover the pros, cons, renovation tips, and key factors to make an informed decision!

Check out the incredible progress being made on this 1900s Old Farmhouse Addition! We love seeing these before and after progress photos that show what a difference DIY renovation can make. It's amazing to think of the transformation this old farmhouse is undergoing with this addition!

New houses can a learn a lot from old houses. Check out these ten simple design lessons that can be incorporated in the planning stage of your new home build.

In our 1900 farmhouse renovation, we had to take almost everything out for the exterior and interior. While tearing off layers of past remodels, we have uncovered many original plans and details of the early 20th century home. See photos and read in depth of the old farmhouse architecture we’re restoring in our renovation.

Like we have said before about a fixer upper, "If it ain't kindling, there is still hope."

Don’t we all secretly want to move out to the middle of nowhere, build a classic white farmhouse, and raise ducks? No? Even if you don’t, you will enjoy these old-fashioned farmhouse plans that are beautiful and practical.

You may wonder, why do old houses have so many doors? We give you the reasons why and everything to know in our guide.

Owning a historic, 110-year-old home is an honor of a lifetime and with that privilege, also comes responsibility. This year I'm tackling some repairs to do my part in making sure my home will last the next 100 years.