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One of the very first things we tackled when starting the renovation of our 1930s home was removing the popcorn ceilings. As a designer, popcorn ceilings are one of those details that immediately date a space. They tend to make rooms feel darker and heavier, and they take away from the architecture of the home. When we first walked through the house, most of the ceilings on the first floor were covered in popcorn texture. Removing it quickly became one of our priorities. For

The moment we walked into this house, we knew we had found something rare — a home with a soul. Built in 1934 and located in a historic neighborhood in Central Florida, the house has the kind of architectural detail that’s becoming harder and harder to find. There are original hardwood floors with beautiful inlay detailing, a coffered ceiling that immediately caught my eye, and a wraparound porch that gives the home its plantation-style character. In a world of white boxes, h