The Tunnel
S42E06 Seaside Victorian Cottage | New Light in Old Windows
The charming Queen Anne-style barge rafters are carefully recreated for the new addition. Richard Trethewey explains how Jeff Sweenor’s crew discreetly concealed the home's mechanical systems. At Jeff’s workshop, Tom Silva collaborates with Jeff and Riley as they restore antique window sashes and craft new ones. Upon returning to the house, they fit an original window that has been restored to its former glory. Tom also presents a new window featuring simulated divided lights that closely mimic the historic style of the originals.
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Behind the Built | Designing Kitchens
Behind the Built | Factory Made
Behind the Built | Memorable Makers
Behind the Built | Anatomy of a Kitchen
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Project Interrupted
Seaside Victorian Cottage | New Light in Old Windows
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Chimney Straightener
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Back to Narragansett
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Upgrading Old School
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Outside Details
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Design Elements
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Pizza Time
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Narragansett Windows
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Cold Weather Landscape
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Tommy in the Kitchen
Seaside Victorian Cottage | A Queen Anne Revival
Dorchester Triple Decker | Return to Dorchester
Dorchester Triple Decker | 3 Decker Heaven
Dorchester Triple Decker | House Fire Reclamation
Dorchester Triple Decker | Urban Oasis
Dorchester Triple Decker | A Project for Every Floor
Dorchester Triple Decker | Three of Everything
Dorchester Triple Decker | Finish Work Begins
Dorchester Triple Decker | Roof University
Dorchester Triple Decker | Almost Home
Dorchester Triple Decker | Our 3 Decker
Summer Special: Scandinavian Modern
Summer Special: Generation Next
Summer Special: Rebirth of Detroit
Summer Special: Return to Paradise