1960s home remodel

Looking for ways to renovate your old house and give it a modern look? Read on for some expert tips & tricks you don't want to miss!

Welcome to our 1950's fixer upper home tour. Today I am sharing exactly what our home looked like when we first received the keys.We bought this home in

Hillary Stark and Johnny Musselman weren't looking to buy a house when they went antique hunting at an estate sale a year ago... but when they saw that this space hadn't been touched since the 1960s, they jumped at the chance to purchase this architectural gem.

1960's Kitchen remodel

Kitchen Remodel of a very 1980's kitchen. Check out the before of the kitchen before the renovation. You won't even believe it's the same kitchen.

Millie's Remodel is a 1950's brick ranch renovation. Follow along as I give this dated house some updated style and a second bathroom.

Danielle and her family just finished six months of renovations (phew!) and moved into their new, old 1942 home. This is what their kitchen used to look like. Wanna see it now? From Danielle: My favorite room, by far, is the kitchen. We refinished the original hardwood floors, chose natural cherry wood cabinets with a brown glaze, bright white Corian solid surface countertops, a farmhouse sink, and subway tile with charcoal grout.

Grays, pinks, and hand-me-down furniture come together in a ranch house fixed up in a little town called Fairhope

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If you walked past this modest brick home in the Bon Air neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia, you probably wouldn’t look twice. It’s the kind of common 1960s house that a family probably lived in for decades.