This Old House Magazine - March/April 2020
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Learn how to add special details and fresh paint colors to personalize your home. Find lawn and garden tips to get your yard looking better than ever, easy outdoor DIY projects, and more.
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Period style, updated ease
Annexing a pantry gives a cook space needed breathing room, while an original hutch inspires a vintage-look makeover that improves function and flow
Perking up a plain facade
A rebuilt front porch, new siding, and a roof extension with brackets give a nondescript house a big curb-appeal boost
Two-drawer nightstand
TOH DIY expert Jenn Largesse shares how to put together a sturdy bedside table using a simplified joinery technique
Solid-walnut serving tray
Inspired by an antique milk crate, TOH general contractor Tom Silva and TOH host Kevin O'Connor use box joints to assemble this simple but smart-looking project
From the TOH Job Site Safeguarding a legacy
A young family rebuilds a derelict 1890s house as a warm, welcoming home of their own, while paying equal attention to preserving an important piece of South Atlanta's past
LONG TIME COMING
After nine years of dreaming, designing-and squirreling away savings-the owners of this 1894 Victorian finally give it the functional upgrades it needed and the updates they longed for
Upstairs downstairs
A 1938 house's deft redo turns the layout upside down. Now lower-level cooking and dining spots open onto outdoor spaces that are magnets for family and friends
Past meets present
An 1880 Cape gets a 21st-century update, providing the perfect balance of antique charm and contemporary style for a growing family
Building with a sense of place
Work is underway on our newest Idea House, a contemporary, energy-efficient home that reflects its Rocky Mountain setting
A new outlook
With a wraparound porch and oversize windows that frame the views, an updated rear addition embraces its pastoral setting and readies a well-loved, almost 220-year-old farmhouse for another century of family life
