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Before & After: They Gave Their Fussy Hill Country Cabin a “Subtractive” Makeover
Before & After: They Gave Their Fussy Hill Country Cabin a “Subtractive” Makeover
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By Melissa Dalton
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I Tested Stock Tank Pool Company Cowboy Pools During All Four Seasons
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Muhammad Ali’s L.A. Mansion Is for Sale—But the Price Might Knock You out
For $13.5M, you can live like a champ with marble floors, crystal chandeliers, and a surprising amount of stained glass.
A San Antonio Property Is More About the Drought-Resistant Yard Than the Tiny Home It Surrounds
In a state that has been wracked by extreme weather, an architect decided to build smaller and hire an expert for an innovative outdoor space.
Two Cottages—Renovated Using Less Than $150K—Embrace Living With Kenya’s Wildlife
Naeem Biviji and Bethan Rayner of Studio Propolis recycled materials and DIY’ed construction to build their Nairobi retreat.
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This quiet escape, asking $2.7M, is a fusion of contemporary architecture and the great outdoors.
Take in Views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains From This Seattle Home Listed for $4.7M
Amenities include dedicated rooms for media, fitness, and wine.

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