Every now and then, a project comes along that tests your vision in the best way possible. The kind where you walk into a space that’s completely gutted — walls down to the original lath, no kitchen, no bathrooms, no layout that makes any sense — and you have to trust your gut that it can become something beautiful. That was this house. Tucked in the quiet Diamond Lake neighborhood of South Minneapolis, this 1910 home had so much potential, even if it wasn’t obvious to everyo

Wall-mounted faucets are having a moment—and for good reason. They bring a sleek, modern aesthetic to bathrooms while offering practical...