A young architect transforms a small row house into a deceptively roomy family home.

Jacek Kolasiński took on a massive renovation project in his dream neighborhood.

Purchased for just $59,000, a decrepit 1860 Lancaster house gets a gut renovation that’s not afraid of pattern or color.

A teardown renovation in Cambridge, Massachusetts, comes with a mandate for maximum efficiency.

In a quiet corner of the famed Spanish party island, rug designer Nani Marquina and photographer Albert Font have carved out a...

By designing a home with an angled roof covered in sod, architecture firm After Party takes living in the land to the next level.

In historic Philadelphia, Jibe Design gives a row home a bright modern update—and a dose of Persian pattern.

A chalet shaped after the surrounding mountains of Les Jeurs.

Minute details and judiciously applied materials create a refined home in San Francisco.

The dream of owning a Brooklyn brownstone is just one of many reasons why people make the move to the popular outer borough.

A couple in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, leap right into the renovation of an 1898 row house after their honeymoon.

Based in Brooklyn, New York, Future Green Studio is cultivating beautiful and sustainable landscapes throughout NYC, one...

Mowery Marsh Architects carve out a top-floor courtyard to bring light into a newly net-zero townhouse.

With an angled roof designed to resemble the surrounding cliffs, a house in Maui, Hawaii, is built to meld with the landscape.

If you've been dreaming of topping your home off with a living roof but want to get the job done on your own, we have you covered.

Throughout U.S. history, the row house has endured and adapted as an underappreciated model for accessible urban housing.

In Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood, where space is tight and the cost of a home averages close to $1,000 per square foot,...

Introducing a new palette of plaster, wood, and terrazzo, local firm ASWA turns a tired ’70s home into an Australian-Thai eatery.

A Copenhagen family trades the suburbs for a quaint town house steeped in tradition.

Beyond its "stately facade," the interior of this California-style bungalow was forlorn and neglected when the new homeowners...

An outdoor enthusiast’s eco-friendly retreat on the shores of Wallis Lake embraces the beach and bushland.

The Ribeirão Preto Residence sports a dramatic, cantilevered roof and a robust indoor/outdoor connection.

Designed by Argentine firm Alarcia Ferrer Arquitectos, this holiday home offers sweeping views and two separate autonomous levels...

The Kirkwood House in the celebrated Sea Ranch community along the Californian coast features a sod roof and a sunken courtyard.

Every traveler is different—some want the comforts that come with staying in a conventional hotel, while others crave adventure...

Inspired by a picture of a lunar lander, a naval architect perches a tiny house in the shrub-steppe landscape of Eastern...

Designed in the 1950s, the home’s timber-clad interior has expansive windows that frame views of a picturesque garden.

If you've been looking for a chance to experience what it'd be like to live in a tiny house, these escapes could give you that...

After an unexpected disaster, a homeowner takes a rebuild into his own hands (literally).

The islands of Indonesia are a dream come true for anyone hankering for some sun, the sea, vibrant marine life, delicious food,...

A concrete slab cantilevers over cinder blocks and glass in this arresting home by Vereda Arquitetos.

Set in a secluded natural setting, this L-shaped home emerges from the landscape with transparent walls and a lush green roof.

Tempesta Tramparulo adapts a linear home to the alpine landscape while carving out picture-perfect views.

For the purist searching for an unadulterated piece of midcentury design, 540 Nichols Street in Norwood, Massachusetts, outside...

The vintage bones of an industrial loft serve as a stunning backdrop to a museum-worthy art collection.

Contrasts abound in a contemporary house filled with a rich history.