Gary Caplinger

Like the best jazz records of its era, this 1937 original has only gotten better with age.Originally built by J.D. Bonenberger of The Bonenberger Company, this two-story Streamline Moderne gem is one of those rare finds that stops you mid-scroll. The blonde brick facade, horizontal band detailing, porthole window on the front door, and sweeping rounded porch are pure Art Deco poetry, and the

This 1941 split-level home in Douglas Edgemere beautifully combines original character with thoughtful modern updates. From the moment you arrive, its curb appeal shines through decorative diamond brickwork and multi-toned brick in deep red, burnt sienna, and terracotta set against green siding. The result is a timeless look that feels both classic and current. Step inside and you are welcomed

Picture this: you're pulling into a graceful circle driveway, past slate-colored brick that somehow captures that hygge feeling (you know, that Danish sense of cozy contentment) while staying utterly contemporary. That's the thing about good Scandinavian design: it doesn't shout, it whispers. And this Oakdale gem? It's speaking volumes. The shake roof adds texture against that refined brick,

Tucked into the heart of the Shepherd Historic District, this brick Tudor-style charmer feels like stepping into a beloved novel, familiar, warm, and quietly full of character. Its two steeply pitched gabled roofs give the exterior a storybook silhouette, while original wood floors, graceful triangular archways, and a classic brick fireplace preserve the home’s early twentieth-century soul. A