Grey House: Renovating a 160-year old Victorian.
Regarding Yesterday's Post
By Chris Stout-Hazard
Chris Stout-Hazard · Founder · Roger + Chris · Sharon Springs, NY
Chris Stout-Hazard leads product design and development for Roger + Chris and co-stars with Roger in Roger That. MORE ABOUT Chris Stout-Hazard
Chris Stout-Hazard leads product design and development for Roger + Chris and co-stars with Roger in Roger That. MORE ABOUT Chris Stout-Hazard
Hot right now on Roger + Chris
10 Design Tips for Picking the Perfect Chesterfield
There are quite a few things to consider when picking the perfect Chesterfield. Here are some tips that will give you a head start.
There are quite a few things to consider when picking the perfect Chesterfield. Here are some tips that will give you a head start.
A Peek Into Roger and Chris' Modern Farmhouse
We completely redesigned the interior and exterior of our modern home in Austin, Texas. Come take a look inside.
We completely redesigned the interior and exterior of our modern home in Austin, Texas. Come take a look inside.
Restyling a Garden House: Paint It Black
A cute, 160-year old Italianate Victorian had the potential to be a stunning garden house - but only after taming the garden, adding style to the porches, and applying some unexpected new colors.
A cute, 160-year old Italianate Victorian had the potential to be a stunning garden house - but only after taming the garden, adding style to the porches, and applying some unexpected new colors.
RELATED POSTS
Winter Renovation
We're kicking off our renovation just as winter arrives.
We're kicking off our renovation just as winter arrives.
Sto Very Frustrating
Our house has no fireplace. It may seem strange that a home built in the 1800s and nestled between two snowtastic mountain ranges wouldn't have one, but, as a formal village house, it likely served as a secondary summer home for wealthy folks who would venture up during the balmy season and wisely dash back to the city when things got chilly.
Our house has no fireplace. It may seem strange that a home built in the 1800s and nestled between two snowtastic mountain ranges wouldn't have one, but, as a formal village house, it likely served as a secondary summer home for wealthy folks who would venture up during the balmy season and wisely dash back to the city when things got chilly.
Life In A Village
I've never lived in a tiny village before. I knew we were in for a big change, but there are a few things that have still surprised me. I thought you city folk might find some of these interesting (and the country folk will just laugh at me).
I've never lived in a tiny village before. I knew we were in for a big change, but there are a few things that have still surprised me. I thought you city folk might find some of these interesting (and the country folk will just laugh at me).
NEW GOODIES
