Turn of the century homes interiors

The World of Interiors | While ‘locked down’ at his family’s 18th-century holiday home in Brittany, Benoit Rauzy, along with fellow Atelier Vime (@ateliervime)… | Instagram

This week we’re talking about home design trends over the years, which ones have stuck and which have totally faded, and how long trends last.

When building our new house, I incorporated some features that satisfied my longing for an older home.

This small-town Texas home was lovingly and painstakingly restored.

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.

<p>A welcoming kitchen was at the top of the wish list for the owners of this 1920s Colonial Revival. The resulting renovation delivered everything they hoped for while respecting the house’s heritage.</p>

This classic Craftsman home had great bones, but needed a remodel, restoration, and a refresh to take it into its next 100 years, adapted for a modern lifestyle.

Have you ever wondered what Martha Stewart's homes look like? We're sharing a glimpse inside our founder's properties, from her Turkey Hill farmstead in Connecticut to her modern condominiums in New York City.

Ursino Interiors on Instagram: "A peek at the look and feel boards for a renovation of a turn of the century home we kicked off earlier this year. Thrilled to be collaborating with @periodarchitecture on this special project — more to come soon! . . . #ursinointeriors #periodarchitecture #haddonfieldnj #haddonfieldhomes #njinteriordesign #njdesigner #authenticdesign #interiordesigninspo #residentialdesign #eastcoastdesigner #millworkdesign #architecturaldesign #customhome #customhomedesign…

Kevin and Sarah renovated and furnished this historic home using IKEA hacks, a mix of budget and splurge items, and a heavy amount of secondhand finds; they estimate they've acquired about $70,000 of furniture and decor for about $6,000!