For homeowners renovating or remodeling in Minneapolis, preserving original features isn’t just about nostalgia—it’s about honoring the history, craftsmanship, and distinct personality of their homes while making them livable and functional for today’s families.

Older homes—especially the ones scattered across South Minneapolis—are full of charm, character, and history. But what they often lack is space.

When it comes to updating a historic home, few design decisions are as transformative—or as intimidating—as choosing paint colors.

As someone with two young kids and a century-old home, I live and breathe the joys and challenges of designing family-friendly spaces...

Furnishing these old homes with modern, mass-produced pieces can be a challenge.

Remodeling a kitchen in an old home is a chance to blend timeless charm with modern function.

At 13th Avenue Interiors, we don’t just design homes—we preserve stories, honor history, and create spaces that seamlessly blend the past...

While they loved their home, they knew it was missing the finishing details that would make it truly feel like theirs.

This historic home is beautiful in its character but didn’t yet reflect the style and needs of its new owners.

This kitchen, though filled with character and many pieces still in their original state, would not meet their families needs.

What started as a personal passion project evolved into something bigger. Read about the 13th Avenue Home.

Bringing open concept living nto a historic home can be challenging. Here's how we approach this in old homes.

Furnishing a century-old home is all about finding a balance between preserving historic charm and creating a space that works for modern fa

Old homes in South Minneapolis are full of charm but adding modern touches can make these beautiful spaces more functional and comfortable.

When renovating an old home making a strategic budget crucial. Here’s our guide!