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Here's to the women who do-it-themselves and need workwear designed to keep up!
What's more daunting than turning a firehouse — later a Town Hall and court — into a welcoming home? Turning its warren of municipal offices into a spacious, functional kitchen! READY, SET
The nursery at Mettowee Mint, in Dorset, VT, is a magical place, fragrant with seasonal blooms and always bursting with colors. When the paint had dried and it was time to complete the exterior transformation of Bill and Joe’s former firehouse into a home, the Cheap Old Houses team wanted to borrow a bit of that Vermont magic. One call to Sarah Linford of Mettowee Mint, and we had a plan!
Smokey coal-hued porcelain tiles by Porcelanosa flow between the new kitchen and dining room in the historic firehouse-turned-residence featured on the premiere of Cheap Old Houses’ newest series on HGTV.
Stepping into Authentic Designs, family-owned lighting designers for three generations, in West Rupert, VT, you’re overwhelmed by the absolutely beautiful pieces that Michael Krauss and his team have created.
In the premiere episode of our HGTV series Who's Afraid of a Cheap Old House, Bill and Joe fell in love with an old firehouse. Inside, the gorgeous, historical tin panels that had been caked in multiple layers of paint that was peeling off. We are so grateful for the partnership of SpongeJet, who helped us remove the old paint safely and effectively!
In the wake of the global pandemic, a fascinating and somewhat unexpected trend emerged in the real estate market—house prices in rural areas experienced a significant increase. Let's delve into contributing factors.
In the pursuit of financial independence, unconventional paths often lead to unexpected rewards. One such avenue gaining popularity is the journey of buying a cheap old house—a unique approach that not only frees individuals from the burden of a mortgage but also opens doors to sustainable living.
Does your Cheap Old House have gorgeous wood details covered in layers and layers of old paint? Removing paint from intricate mantels and woodwork is absolutely possible, but it requires careful attention to avoid damaging the details and delicate surfaces. Here's a step-by-step guide to help tackle the project and reveal that woodwork in all its glory.
Ethan and Elizabeth Finkelstein Return to HGTV in New Series — And They Need Your Help!