Built in 1885, this salvaged Spring Grove Village home is filled with quirky charm, right down to the pages from Harry Potter decoupaged on the staircase.

Behind this home’s Kelly green door lies a style surprise that’s tailor-made for the urban family or entertainment-loving couple.

This 1830s Covington remodel meshes old with the new including salvaged flooring and modern kitchen details.

With crisp whites, light wood tones, and an epic sunroom, this Mt. Adams home is a beach house dupe transplanted to the Midwest.

This $6.9 million Italian-inspired mansion in Indian Hill is giving us major "Selling Sunset" vibes, with its six-car garage, high-end kitchen, and home theater.

Kevin Geraci of Flipping Cincy takes us inside this stunning transformation, sharing his design inspiration and the challenges he faced while renovating the 1910 home.

This traditional Hyde Park bungalow was renovated front to back with some of the same elements Chip and Joanna Gaines from "Fixer Upper" would use.

Walnut Hills is a mecca of rehabilitation. The neighborhood is full of houses coming back to life, like this one on Cleinview Avenue.

If you’ve ever strolled along the Historic Licking Riverside District in Covington, you’ve probably laid eyes on this historic home on Shelby Street. Its Charleston-esque side porch makes it a dreamy spot on the river.

Clean lines, luxe whites, and open spaces make this “Hamptons Beach House” a dream. We caught up with L.A.-based designer Robert Harbour, who flipped the Indian Hill home.