Historic
Dining In Style: Make Staying Home Feel Like Going Somewhere
If you have been searching for dining room painting ideas Denver, you are probably standing in a room that works fine but does not feel like anything. Dinner gets eaten, homework gets done, and the table gets cleared. The space does its job. But somewhere between the entry and the kitchen, it lost its personality,…
Read MoreThis Is Not Your Mother’s Wallpaper!
If you have been thinking about wallpaper installation Denver homeowners are genuinely reconsidering, you are not alone. A lot of people land here after scrolling through design accounts, walking through a model home, or simply standing in their dining room and knowing something needs to change. The paint is fine. The furniture is fine. But…
Read MoreHistoric Window Glazing: Protecting Historic Denver Homes | Historic Restoration Series #3
You’ve got an older home, maybe a Craftsman bungalow in Wash Park or a Victorian in Capitol Hill, and you’ve noticed something off around the windows. The glass seems slightly loose. There’s a hairline crack tracing the edge of a pane. Paint is peeling right at the sash, or you’re seeing moisture stains on the…
Read MoreWhat “Wood” You Do with Rotten or Damaged Wood? | Historic Restoration Series #2
If you found part one of this series helpful and you are now wondering exactly what happens when a contractor gets close to the wood and trim on an older Denver home, you are in the right place. This post, our Historic Restoration Series Part 2, focuses on one of the most consequential judgment calls…
Read MoreLet’s Talk Caulk | Historic Restoration Series #1
Walk around the outside of almost any home in Denver, Cherry Creek, or the older neighborhoods near Wash Park, and you will find it. A hairline gap where the trim meets the siding. A shrunken bead pulling away from a window frame. Paint that has started to bubble at a corner joint. These are the…
Read MoreHistoric Home Painting Denver: What Owners Must Know
If you own a character home in Congress Park, Highlands, or the Baker neighborhood, you already know it does not look or feel like anything built in the last twenty years. The bones are different. The trim profiles are deeper. The wood is older and denser. And when the paint starts to go, the job…
Read MoreRestoration Services Denver: What Homeowners Should Know
If you found yourself searching for restoration services Denver after a hailstorm rolled through, a pipe let go over the winter, or you finally took a hard look at the exterior of your home and realized the paint is the least of your problems, you are in the right place. Restoration work is one of…
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