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fromApartment Therapy
1 week ago

The Radiant 14th-Century Feature Every Home Should Have (It's So Light-Filled!)

Crown glass is handmade decorative glass featuring a spun bull's-eye disk in panes, producing unique imperfections that reflect traditional glassmaking techniques.
fromCurbed
2 weeks ago

A Remarkably Untouched Queen Anne in Park Slope

They're four stories tall with brick façades and small gated gardens, but they have almost nothing else in common. Some have squared-off, stepped-up gables, others rise into pointy peaks, and others are capped with mansard roofs and teensy dormer windows. Cast iron that frames windows and cornices has been pressed into scrolled ferns and sunbursts and animal heads. Some have stripes of rough stone, others have rows of dentil molding.
Brooklyn
fromApartment Therapy
1 month ago

How to Get the Parisian Look in Any Space (and on Any Budget)

To start, Danielle dives into some of the history of French design style. Emperor Napoleon III kicked off an initiative to transform the city, she says, resulting in the gorgeous, uniform exteriors and other charming details we've come to associate with Parisian architecture, like wrought iron balconies and high ceilings. Inside, we often see design features like ornate moldings, parquet floors, and marble fireplaces.
Design
fromSFGATE
2 months ago

Ohio Estate Once the Home of Legendary Stallion That Inspired the Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe Mirage Model Lists for $1.25 Million

The Selby 100 Mile House, a Nationally Registered Historic Home in Stout, OH, boasts 5,900 square feet with luxurious details, marble and hardwood floors, and a commercial-style chef's kitchen.
Real estate
Renovation
fromApartment Therapy
2 months ago

I Love How This One-and-Done Product Adds Vintage Charm to a Hallway

Door pediments enhance modern homes by adding historical charm and aesthetic appeal with minimal effort.
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