Old House Journal - July - August 2023

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THEY STILL MAKE
Armillary spheres: decorative garden globes with history.

KITCHENS & BATHS
Color and texture bring tranquil, seaside appeal to a new bathroom in California.

The Case for Shutters
Old houses deserve shutters that truly fit the window opening and that close tight..

For Gracious Outdoor Living

An eclectic pick of enhancements for your home and garden this summer.

3 mins

OUR DYNAMIC MID-CENTURY RANCH

The 1952 house was cookie-cutter and tired. Now it showcases the best of MCM design.

2 mins

window PROBLEM SOLVERS FOR OLD-HOUSE RETROFITS & ADD-ONS

Good windows, well designed, can solve problems with function, proportion, letting in the light, and ventilation. Manufacturers are stepping up.

4 mins

A Nautical Cottage Bath

A tranquil new bathroom uses color and texture for seaside appeal.

2 mins

the case for SHUTTERS

Shutters may look relatively fragile but older wood shutters were built to withstand decades of weather, bearing up through hurricanes and hail, intense heat and piercing cold.

7 mins

Solving the Roof

After much research by the owners, a century-old Storybook home gets a 21st-century roof treatment.

3 mins

A Pocket Door from a Transom

Installed vertically, a transom window glazes a door that slides into the wall.

2 mins

INHABITING a fantasy

A bland old house, once home to musicians who were month-to-month, slowly morphs into a Victorian showcase born of its owners' imaginations.

5 mins

WHEN ALL IS (GARDEN) FOLLY

A ROMANTIC STONE RUIN PROVIDES INTEREST IN THE SMALL YARD

1 min

period living with an artistic eye

Owner Deb Richards, who is quite at home in the past, continues to steward the 1740 New England house and its traditional garden.

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 subscribing, 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.