The ReStore Hutch
Legacy Project Finally, the Full Story A vintage hutch gets a second chance and brings a little mo…
Legacy Project Finally, the Full Story A vintage hutch gets a second chance and brings a little mo…
Made at 173 A Legacy Project One of the earliest projects built in the workshop, this simple wooden…
Outdoors Non-traditional Fun! An unexpected sewer repair led to a creative front walkway solution t…
Front Porch Photos From the Year 2000 Old photographs rediscovered more than 25 years later capture…
Legacy Project From an Inherited Cabinet Door A vintage mirror brings more light, depth, and old-h…
A Project From the Early Workshop Days Inspired by an old woodworking book, a traditional colonial …
A Scrap Wood Build A handmade wooden shoe rack brings a little more order and character to the back…
A Very Early Project at 173 One board, two inherited brackets and a brand-new router made this simp…
A Little Concrete and Some Scrap Wood Two leftover bags of concrete and a few pieces of scrap wood …
I kinda like doing these "Legacy" posts, they give me a chance to look at the changes at …
What a Job! A small depression in the lawn led to a three-day excavation, a new sewer lateral, and …
Interior From White Walls to Warm Tuscany Looking back at the renovation that transformed the heart…
Looking Back A Few Years New ceiling, old woodwork, lighthouse wallpaper and a few decisions I…
Long before House 173 became a blog, it was already being carefully documented one journal entry at…
A House 173 Legacy Post As I've mentioned before, in the early days of our having 173, ther…
A Legacy 173 Scrap Wood Project Sometimes the projects you build while waiting become y…
Legacy Project Made at 173 One nursery visit, a tape measure, and a pile of leftover lumber became …
Retro Project Away with the Chain Link Fence One of the earliest projects that gave House 173's…
A Complete Overhaul One of the first major renovations that transformed House 173 from an old hous…
A Look Back at a Pre-Blog Project Okay, so in the beginning I don't think there were blogs …