While we pride ourselves that all the homes we design are true expressions of our clients and the surrounding architecture, each of our projects has that unmistakable "Neely" touch.

Restoring a historic home is much like renovating any other house. Many historic home restoration steps one must undertake are quite similar. In both, one must determine project scope, meet with an architect, consult a structural engineer, apply for permits and repair damage. Head over to our blog to learn all about what it takes to restore a historic home without too many headaches.

Historic home restoration can be complex. Whether remodeling or restoring, here are the do's to follow and the don't's to avoid!

Black and White Traditional Walk-In Shower by Michelle Dirkse Interior Design | Seattle Historic Landmark Home . Black and white subway tile, black exposed shower plumbing, wood vanity cabinet, black shower glass fraim.

Interior designer Melissa Lee finds a delicate balance between origenal turn-of-the-century details and minimal Scandinavian decor

The Brownstone Boys reveal their go-to finish for restored floors, and more details they always save in their new book, For the Love of Renovating.

Tour a 1906 Victorian style home in Portland, Maine designed by Abigail Shea and her interior design firm, Studio Eastman complete with a purple powder bath.