It's fascinating (and sometimes frightening) to find out what's behind the lath and plaster of a century old Sears Kit Home.

I loved the pulls on this antique dresser as well as it's solid wood construction. I deplored the gaudy bright colors. Some chalk paint and a new rustic top did wonders.

How to improve the look of a dining nook when space constraints made floor space a premium commodity?

Removing layers of paint to expose the beautiful bare wood underneath was no small chore on this antique bedroom set.

It was interesting creating a stair rail that complemented the old rail on the second floor while meeting new code requirements.

A crackled top helped ground this elegant French style piece.

I had to find a way to hide the unsightly pipes behind a washer machine while still providing easy access for water shut off.

Some projects involve handcrafted hardwood, others do-it-yourself materials out of a box. Batteries not included.

Finding a non-intrusive replacement to match the old shingle siding was a challange.