FEH recently sat down with Annie Elliott, principal and CEO of interior design firm, Bossy Color to understand her design process when it comes to refreshing older homes. Annie’s impressive eye, ability to blend old with new & her use of color, texture & whimsy makes any property her and her team touches turn to gold.
Mermaid Cottages owner, Diane Kaufman knows a thing or two about running a successful vacation rental business. We recently sat down with her to get the scoop on her historic cottage vacation rental business in Tybee Island, Georgia.
Find Everything Historic co-founder Peter Lane Taylor used to dive with great white sharks, rappel into active volcanoes, and once sailed to Antarctica. Read on to learn what Taylor discovered about historic properties in the process.
Historic properties are often love hate affairs. Exposed brick, timber beams, and exquisite architectural detail—love them. Small closets, scary crawlspaces, and clawfoot tubs—not so much. Join Find Everything Historic co-founder Meggen Taylor for a rant . . . I mean love-fest.
So you’re in the market to purchase a home and have found the historic property that you love. You’re ready to put in an offer. What’s next?
Historic properties and old boats have many things in common. Time, love, life savings, impulsive decisions, and sweat equity immediately come to mind. More confessions from Find Everything Historic co-founder Peter Lane Taylor.
Every business starts with a single point of genesis and the realization that there’s a demand that’s not being served. Find Everything Historic is no different. We have created a targeted experience that serves people just like us—and you. We are your neighbors next door with a love for historic properties, and a passion to do everything we can to ensure they remain relevant in every part of our culture and society for generations to come.
When we feel disconnected from the lives we lead and the jobs we show up to every day, it’s only logical to seek some other outlet that reminds us why it’s better to wake up thankful to be alive. For many people today that meaningful connection now comes in the form of something more tangible and close to home: revitalizing our communities, re-energizing where we live, and re-connecting with the bricks, mortar, and timber that help create something we can proudly call our own.