Welcome to House Calls, a new regular feature that takes a look into the homes of Philadelphians. First up, this Fitler Square rowhouse that underwent significant renovations.

In these transformations, designers tackle everything from confusing floor plans to woefully dark interiors.

Clayton Connolly, a real estate agent at Whissel Realty Group in San Diego, has some advice for your next open house: Go to an office supply store and buy a tasteful pack of unruled index cards.

Figuring out the best layout and furniture placement in the long, narrow parlor of a traditional brownstone or townhouse can be perplexing, even for the most design-savvy homeowner.

Raisa and Henry employ light-colored furniture, mirrors, and other reflective surfaces in their DC rowhome to help add more natural light to the space.

Historic architecture meets warm and modern comforts

You want a moody living room that is still neutral? Check out these tips for exactly how to do it!

The 1899 Italianate house came with a familiar set of Brooklyn brownstone challenges: a mere 14 feet wide, inside it was cave-like, wall-to-wall carpeted,

Tour the Philadelphia rowhome of artist and designer Mitch Wiesen, who cleaned, caulked, and painted to update their home.

My friend Olivia recently moved into a cozy apartment with a tiny kitchen. At first, she felt overwhelmed by the limited space, but she soon discovered that