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This week: A barngalow, a stinky fish, and big changes in Indy’s building rules.

This week: A risky investment, a beautiful coat, and the great fireplace troll.

Is a near-eastside bargain too good to be true?

“A Quaint Cottage With Vintage Vibes” takes us back to the Two Chicks and a Hammer crew’s original stomping grounds in Fountain Square.

An Italianate charmer quietly awaits in Indy’s oldest neighborhood.

A second DeHaan palace is up for grabs, this time in Zionsville. It’s as gracious and classy as she was.

An artist’s eye for color, composition, and selective thrifting enlivens a traditional Midtown Tudor.

An envy-inducing terrace is just the start of the upscale design in this Herron-Morton townhome.

When not slinging wax at Indy CD & Vinyl, owners Andy and Annie Skinner drop the needle on one of 8,000 records in their Meridian Hills home.

A polished Tudor Revival affords privacy and every creature comfort.

Amid the flat farmland of western Indiana, a vintage dealer decorates with relics of the simple Midwestern life.

One of the most spectacular homes in the Village of WestClay hits the market.

The NASCAR legend recently listed his Hidden Hollow lodge in Southern Indiana. Here’s a speed read on what we found out.

Designer Tiffany Skilling wove family history into this remodel by using a bureau and china inherited by its owners as inspiration.

French design distinguishes one of Indiana’s biggest homes.