Historic Home

This is the first home where artist Susan Jessop has gotten to choose all the colors and furnishings, and she went bold with her picks!

For 20-plus years, Shannon has covered her home's walls with sparkly silver tinsel to create an incredibly cheery holiday display, and she spills all her secrets on decorating for the holidays!

It was so good that the family bought the home without seeing it in real life.

After home flippers “made literally everything gray” in Mary and her husband’s quintessential 1959 mid-century modern home, they brought it back to life with color, retro-patterned wallpaper, and cheerful vintage pieces.

This mid-century modern house by renowned builder John Burrows was practically perfect, albeit dated, when Laura and Erick purchased it.

This historic loft came with restrictions on paint and remodeling, so this renter “embraced creative, nonpermanent solutions, like playing with textures, statement pieces, and utilizing the built-in shelving to craft a homey atmosphere without altering the architecture.”

Rachel Schwartzmann, the author of “Slowing,” lets her Brooklyn Brownstone’s historic details — like moldings, wood floors, and fireplace — shine thanks to her minimal decor style.

There's both historic charm and a surplus of color.

“I feel so damn lucky every time I look around,” homeowner Ann Madden says.

This house came with all-white walls and no landscaping, but it’s now moody and has an incredible backyard after the couple “landscaped the crap out of the whole property.”

"Our house is a reflection of who we are and what we love," homeowner Jean Ross shares.

Ericka Hart and Ebony Donnley bought a 97-year-old Victorian in New Jersey, renovating it for themselves and their child, East, and their dog, Baguette.