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New on the Journal | How to Choose Window Fittings New on the Journal | How to Choose Window Fittings for Your Heritage Home Restoration⁠ 🪟⁠
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Before air conditioning, a home’s comfort depended on its windows. Sashes were raised, casements swung wide and fanlights tilted open, and each of those movements relied on a small piece of hardware.⁠
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Over the decades, many of those fittings have been painted over, replaced or lost. Our latest guide shows you how to find the right ones, starting with two questions: what type of window you have, and what era your home is.⁠
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From Colonial Georgian sashes to Queenslander casements and Federation fanlights, it covers the fittings each window needs, how they work and the period finishes that suit them.⁠
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Read the full guide via the linkinbio. | TradCo.com.au/Journal
A $40 secondhand butler’s sink set the tone for th A $40 secondhand butler’s sink set the tone for this 1930s Queenslander kitchen.⁠
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In Ipswich, @hannahpuechmarin designed a timber cottage kitchen inspired by Britain and Wales. It has Tasmanian oak cabinetry, spotted gum benchtops and hand-illustrated botanical tiles. She finished it with our Domed Cupboard Knobs and Classic Drawer Pulls in Unlacquered Brass, chosen to match the home’s original brass and copper fixtures.⁠
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“More than anything, I wanted the kitchen to tell a story.”⁠
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Explore the full project via the linkinbio | TradCo.com/projects⁠
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Photography and styling: @hannahpuechmarin
Older homes are full of details that were made to Older homes are full of details that were made to last. Light falls through stained and leaded glass, a bay window draws you to the street outside, and a ceiling rose crowns the light above, framed by cornice that has watched over the room for generations. These are the features that give a heritage home its character, and once they’re gone, they’re hard to replace.⁠
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Exposed brick, stone and timber, wall panelling and original beams all carry the story of how and when a house was built. Taking the time to restore them with care, rather than cover them up, keeps that story intact for the next generation to enjoy. Each one is made to be lived with, and each one gets better with age 🗝️⁠
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Pair these details with period-appropriate hardware and the whole home comes together.⁠
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Explore our range of Traditional Architectural Hardware via the link in bio | TradCo.com.au

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