Window Dressing The Filoli Wren from Half Price Drapes is that rare exception: a ready-made curtain in the type of rich fabric that often dressed the windows of 18th- and 19th-century houses of the well-to-do. more info...

Designs on Dishwashers Retro-minded restorers of kitchens can breathe a sigh of relief now that Elmira Stove Works has introduced an integrated dishwasher panel with 1950s styling. more info...

Atomic Numbers Coveted for their unique spin on the mid-20th-century ranch, Eichler houses continue to look modern 60 years after they were first introduced. Today, one California company offers house numbers in the original, distinctive sans serif typeface that developer Joseph Eichler used to grace his houses. more info...

Ornaments of Christmas Past Like the Victorian tree decorations that in-spired them, Dresden Star ornaments are handmade using vintage materials, such as century-old tinsel, original German glass beads and balls, and rare 19th-century chromolithographs depicting cherubic children or serious Santas. more info...

Colonial Splendor With its characteristic eyebrow arch, this interior door from TruStile's Colonial series complements Early American, Colonial Revival, and Greek Revival houses. more info...

A Modern Classic In 1933, George Sakier, one of American Modernism's best-known designers, created a radical sink for American Standard that was defined by ball handles and a gently curved spigot. more info...

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