The Victorian period is a time of great architectural glory. With their intricate details and exteriors, these homes are popular among homeowners today who want to restore them to their original form. Many people make mistakes when restoring a Victorian house, however. So if you're dreaming about ow

Victorian style and decor gets its name from the Victorian Era, the period when Queen Victoria ruled England. Her reign lasted from 1837 to 1901 and was a time when England experienced many decades with peace and economic growth. This impacted how the homes looked and how houses were developed during that period. The Victorian

Get inspired by these modern Victorian house exterior updates and fall in love with your old home all over again.

This blog post is about Restoring a Victorian House to its former glory. I'll show you how restored a Victorian property with tips and resources.

And our final 2020 ASID Life in Color winner is… Bruce Kading of Bruce Kading Interior Design! Congratulations! In this historic 1855 New York brownstone, an elegant Victorian-inspired palette of ivory, spa blue, gold, and platinum for the walls, draperies, and upholstered furnishings allow the red-and-blue Persian rug, antique chandeliers, sconces, brass pilasters, and period architectural details to take center stage. 📸 Annie Schlechter

Renovating a Victorian house? This guide will show you a step by step process to renovating a Victorian house as well as a brief history of your new home.

Laura Stephens gives traditional design a modern twist in this Victorian terrace in London. A large kitchen extension, a pantry addition and a clever reconfiguration of a box bedroom creates new breathing space for the family of five.

The Victorian semi in Toronto had great bones and the perfect location on a tree-lined avenue. See the results of this dramatic renovation by Joel Bray!