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The 30th anniversary season of This Old House starts with a Dutch Colonial Revival house that's getting big changes from a small addition. Check out what the house looked like before construction began.

We’ve rounded up our favorite budget ideas to inspire your next DIY home improvement project.

A mix of salvaged materials and sweat equity breathed new life into a house that had seen tough times

See how installation specialists convert standard garage doors into stylish carriage-house openers, adding a classic touch to your home.

Looking to bring more nesting birds to your yard? Here are some simple ways to provide an attractive, safe space for birds to flock to.

Birds nest in the spring, it's true. But now's the time to put their potential homes on the market. We found birdhouses to suit your surroundings, in styles from rustic to refined

This traditional half-wall paneling comes in all shapes and sizes. Here's how to pick the right one to make your room stand out

A bungalow in miniature, complete with wood-shingle siding and a cedar-shake roof for a lucky dog named Gumpy From the popular magazine feature, ''A Doghouse Like Your House''

Dress up your plain-Jane walls with stylish trim that also guards against scuffs and scratches. This Old House helps you get the look you want at a price you can afford.

Classic hand tools can be collectible, but don't add them to the display shelf just yet. Learn about the beauty and function of antique tools.

Our experts help you address 9 little trouble spots around your home before they cause big—as in big bucks—damage down the road

TOH readers fondly recall the lost architectural details—from water pumps to milk boxes—that gave old houses character

Explore nine tips and tricks from TOH's New York City project to help make your small space look and feel spacious and welcoming.

Learn the name and function of all the parts of your single-handle faucet so you can decide whether to repair it yourself or call in a pro.

It started life as an outbuilding, with old shutters nailed down for a floor. Then, over its 300 years, it grew into a breezy summer cottage. Finally, thanks to a smart remodel, it's now a comfortable family home