Federal Style homes are a triumph of simplicity and classically refined ornament.

Architectural antiques can add more than just a touch of authenticity to a new period-style residence, but selection and installation must be done carefully.

A review of the book, Gracie Mansion: A Celebration of New York City's Mayoral Residence, by Ellen Stern

Ike Kligerman Barkley takes an in-depth look at this popular American house style.

Confused about what makes an Arts & Crafts interior? You’re not alone.

The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art is Now Accepting Submissions for the Sixth Annual Stanford White Awards.

A look at the history and elements of Shingle Style homes, and the plethora of historic Shingle Style buildings located on and around Mount Desert Island, ME.

The Traditional Building Online Education Conference will take place from September 27th - October 26th, 2017. Five of the Traditional Building Conference Series' most popular sessions will be available live or on-demand for free.

Period Home's webinars, articles and collections.

Editor emeritus and founder of Period Homes, Traditional Building and Old House Journal, Clem Labine's Victorian-era brownstone renovation invites us back to the 1883 Brooklyn, NY, where it all began.

Earn 1 AIA HSW Learning Unit for attending this informative webinar on the restoration of historic ceramic tile, brought to you by the Traditional Building Conference's Online Education Series.

The sixth annual Bulfinch Awards from the New England Chapter of Classical Artchitecture & Art were presented at the Harvard Club of Boston on April 23, 2017.

Period Homes takes a look at some of our favorite presidential birthplaces.

In Michael G. Imber: Ranches, Villas, and Houses, we see how a unique outlook and design process produces some of the most sublime structures on the American architectural landscape.

Experts explain how the architectural salvage industry continues to change and thrive among shifting tastes and swinging building cycles.

A look at some landmark homes that epitomize the styles and traditions of Georgian architecture in New England.

Ray Gindroz is awarded the 2011 Clem Labine Award for his work with Urban Design Associates in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

The great virtue of this new book, The Art of Classical Details II: An Ideal Collaboration by Phillip James Dodd, today is the forceful argument for collaboration as fundamental to the architectural process, not just to the “ideal” of the title.

Two-story porches set the Creole tone of this residence in the New Urbanist town of Seaside, Florida.

An Ohio architect reinterprets Palladio’s Villa Rotonda in historic Gates Mills.

A practical green guide to home insulation.