Architectural Antiques for the New Period Home
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.
Interior
Period Homes' Product reports examining the materials and techniques for a variety of interior design and building elements, including kitchen fixtures & appliances, bathrooms, flooring, walls, ceilings, decorative tile and woodwork.
Woodwork: Creating A Tudor Interior
Hull Historical Millwork puts the finishing touches on the Tudor style woodwork at the Stan Hywet house, one of the largest and most elaborate examples of Tudor Revival architecture in America.
Mantels for the Period Home
Three companies create mantels for the historic home using the latest in sustainable methods.
New Carpets for Historic Interiors
An in-depth look at how to repair, restore, or specify new carpets for historic interiors.
Restoring Historic Plaster
Traditional lime plaster is a good candidate for restoration, if you have the know-how.
Pacific Register Company
Manufacturer of registers: metal, wood & stone; many historic styles; accessories.
Historic Bathrooms: An Evolution
Here’s a look at some iconic finishes and fixtures that key a historic bathroom to a particular era.
Adding Architectural Salvage
Experts explain how the architectural salvage industry continues to change and thrive among shifting tastes and swinging building cycles.
Navigating the Reclaimed Wood Flooring Market
The search for desirable wood species and antique character drive the reclaimed wood flooring market.
Traditional Kitchen Cabinets
No period home is complete without considering the right traditional kitchen cabinets for the space and design.
Building Traditional Kitchen Surfaces: The Un-Granites
Soapstone, slate and tile prove to be versatile alternatives to granite when it comes to building traditional kitchen surfaces.
