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Visit two mid-century modern houses and four spectacular (lawn-free!) front gardens as we celebrate a home design that never went out of style. Plus, are you ever too old to get a mortgage?

Scenic Snack Spot For $397

A stylish paint scheme and some stock lumber turn an enclosed entry porch into a breakfast room with a view.

1 min

Candy Crush

A secondary staircase becomes a visual treat when painted a handful of unexpected hues.

1 min

Reclaiming Her Past

This Old House teams up with a second Charleston homeowner to revive a dilapidated but memory-fi lled Victorian-era house where her grandparents once lived

4 mins

Rebalancing A Boxy Split-Level

A more prominent entry, a new side porch, and upgraded siding and stonework improve the view from the curb.

1 min

Mid-Century Mastery

A free-flowing 1959 house with a lofty interior rises to the next level in the hands of two detail-obsessed owners.

6 mins

Best Front Forward

Where space is tight and lawn’s a yawn, street-side gardens are growing lush with specimen trees, showy shrubs, bold foliage, and riotous blooms. Check out the curbside plant life here—it might just inspire a front-yard makeover of your own.

5 mins

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This Old House Magazine Description:

This Old House magazine is a quarterly publication that provides inspiration, information, and detailed instruction for homeowners who want to improve their homes. The magazine is published by This Old House Ventures, which is also the parent company of the This Old House television show and website.

Each issue of This Old House magazine features articles on a variety of home improvement topics, including:

* Remodeling projects
* DIY projects
* Home maintenance
* Energy efficiency
* Sustainable living
* Decorating ideas
* Gardening tips
* And more

The magazine also includes step-by-step instructions for many of the projects, as well as interviews with experts and advice from This Old House's cast of carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and other home improvement professionals.

This Old House magazine is a valuable resource for homeowners of all levels of experience. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro, you will find something to learn in every issue.