In This Issue
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Amazing Money-Saving Makeovers
- idea file
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before + after: kitchen
With a revised ceiling and traditional touches, a bland box becomes warm and welcoming -
before + after: bath
Pale finishes and a space-uniting arch give a gloomy guest bath an airy, open feel -
updating a cozy Craftsman
A skilled DIYer brings a tired, torn-up 1916 bungalow back to life -
low-cost custom details from design pros' own homes
Get inspired with these interior-enhancing ideas -
how to get the most out of your contractor
Our insightful guide to today's remodeling realities will help you keep things sailing smoothly
- TOH tv
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finding the right finish
After some experimenting, the interior woodwork at the latest project house gets just the look the owners were longing for
- upgrades
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shopping
Standout stools - DEALS
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shop smarter
Induction cooktops -
get this look for less
Quirky cottage-style home office -
all about
Pellet stoves - BONUS: Post what you want to know all about
- home solutions
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home solutions
- how-to projects
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budget redo
Wood trim and paint turn a homely hearth into a handsome centerpiece -
paint ideas
Five color combos that will spice up any kitchen's personality -
weekend remodel
Give your entryway a style boost with a columned room divider
- ask this old house
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Q + A
Keep kitchen drawer fronts securely in place; the right way to route a bathroom fan duct; cool off a hot dimmer switch; and more -
step-by-step
Install kitchen crown molding -
Norm's tricks of the trade
Remove the stubborn masonry nails that anchor sleepers to a concrete slab -
TOH tested
Combination squares
- Issue Theme
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letter from This Old House
On survival: Wishing us all a safe haven -
digital highlights
Reader Remodel Contest -
reader mail
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checklist
Easy ways to improve your home right now -
save this old house
A Second Empire in Frankfort, Maine, that's loaded with original details













