One of the most timeless of roofing materials – terra cotta tile – is as sustainable as it is traditional.

Steel windows set a new pace for fenestration in the early 20th century, propelling a quantum leap in glass and the essence of major architectural styles that are still sought after today.

Learn how the iconic “Bird Cage" staircase at the Milwaukee War Memorial has been fully restored using Pilkington Spacia™ Vacuum Insulated Glazing.

We know you have questions on how hardware can bring out the unique character of your historic home. We've asked industry expert and Director of Product Development at Nostalgic Warehouse, Bill Metzger to help with the answers.

Ask the Expert - Historic Hardware Q&A - What is the difference between mortise and tubular latches/locks?

Ask the Expert - Historic Hardware Q&A - What measurements do you need to know before purchasing a new set of door hardware?

Ask the Expert - Historic Hardware Q&A - What function do you need for your door hardware?

Ask the Expert - Historic Hardware Q&A - What is handing and why is it important?

Ask the Expert - Historic Hardware Q&A - What finish should I choose for my door hardware?

Ask the Expert - Historic Hardware Q&A - When purchasing new door hardware, how do you determine the quality of the door hardware set?

Metal fencing requires a considerable investment of material and skill to erect, particularly if the fencing is designed to be sympathetic with traditional architecture. Here's a look at the various materials and designs available for traditional metal fencing.

From Noise reduction to UV-ray protection to historic replication to smart technologies, these window manufacturers offer new solutions to specifying windows.

Glass houses—conservatories, greenhouses, and orangeries—introduced into the garden provide beauty and practicality in traditional design.

Creating a period inspired look with these fixtures and fittings.

See stunning period home wine cellar design from the top companies and new ideas currently on the market.

A look at appropriate roofing materials for traditionally-designed homes.

Regardless of its traditional style, the front door, the signature of the home’s architecture, is designed to make a grand entrance.

Although it is still considered a niche product, wood roofing is becoming more popular.

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.

Custom wood windows can be manufactured in unlimited styles, shapes, sizes and wood species and architects today aren’t inhibited in their designs. But when it comes to stock and stock-manufactured windows, what are the constraints?

Period-style cupolas are an excellent choice for homeowners seeking accessories that return their houses to yesteryear.

The call for authenticity drives manufacturers of reproduction Early-American hardware.

A look at the growing market in the traditional building sector for skylights and roof lanterns.