Arts & Crafts Homes and the Revival is a new publication that grew out of Old-House Interiors magazine, itself 11 years old and a sister publication to The Old-House Journal, the original restoration magazine begun as a brownstoners' newsletter in 1973 and formerly owned by our editor and publisher. Our magazines have covered post-Victorian architecture since 1980-including Bungalows, American Foursquares, Prairie School-influenced houses, Sears and other planbook homes, English and Colonial and Spanish Revival houses. In 2005, Old-House Interiors did a pilot issue about the Arts and Crafts Revival, which met with resounding success both in the numbers of copies sold through the newsstand and in advertiser response. So we launched Arts & Crafts Homes as a separate quarterly, vowing to include contemporary practitioners of Arts and Crafts as well as covering the historical antecedents of the continuing movement. Visit Arts & Crafts Homes and the Revival

Each season Old-House Journal's New Old House magazine brings you new homes that echo the past while keeping all the comforts of today's lifestyles. New old houses satisfy our insatiable appetite for the charm of old houses while offering all the bells and whistles of today—gourmet kitchens, luxurious master baths, and rooms completely wired for twenty-first century technologies. Visit New Old House

Old House Journal offers a freshness to our country's landscape, bringing back a sense of place to the home. Through each issue of Old House Journal, we'll explore classic American house styles all across the country and hear from traditionally schooled architects who create dwellings with a sense of history and belonging. Visit Old House Journal

Period Homes is a bi-monthly magazine edited for professionals involved with residential renovation and restoration, as well as those designing and constructing new homes in traditional styles. PERIOD HOMES is NOT a how-to magazine; it is a "where-to-find-it" magazine. The magazine is designed for Architects, Interior Designers, Custom Builders, Renovation Contractors, Developers, Garden & Landscape Architects, and other professionals who need to know where to locate hard-to-find historical products and services – for residential properties. Visit Period Homes

Traditional Building is a bimonthly publication intended for the design and building trade. The magazine focuses on the restoration, renovation and new construction of traditionally styled commercial, institutional, government and religious architecture. Visit Clem Labine's Traditional Building