The Home Telephone Co. Building

The Home Telephone Co. Building, a stunning five-story Romanesque revival masterpiece, has stood proudly since its completion in 1906. By 1921, it had become the home of The Ohio State Telephone Co., and for over half a century, the Price stores called it home, before recently relocating. Now, with a relentless drive for excellence and a passion for honoring Windsor’s history, we embark on an ambitious mission: to reveal the hidden beauty of this iconic structure, long concealed beneath metal cladding from 1972. Our vision is bold—infusing modern sophistication while respecting the building’s historic soul. The redesign will dazzle with modern Art Deco lighting, sleek satin brass fixtures, and kitchens and bathrooms that redefine luxury. Throughout, you’ll find upscale surfaces like quartz, marble, and porcelain, harmonizing with the original exposed wood beams, creating a unique blend of timeless elegance and contemporary design. Entering the Home Telephone Building will feel like stepping into a grand pre-war New York residence, with a romantic entrance and lobby that inspire envy and awe. This isn’t just about creating a home; we are curating a lifestyle of luxury and grandeur.