A “tree house” of clean lines, ample glass, and thoughtful ingenuity lets a Washington, DC–area family and a stream of weekend...

On Washington's lush Bainbridge Island, one community strives for quality of life as a sustainable initiative.

Being your own client comes with its own challenges and rewards.

Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap the second level, providing a panoramic perspective over rolling green hills.

Architecture and interior photographer Marc Gerritsen went back to basics when he designed this minimalist concrete house that...

After a long day at the office together, this pair relaxes in upstate New York.

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These spare homes turn our minimalist dreams into a stylish reality.

These stairs step up the game, big time.

The picks include a chartreuse-yellow woven bench swing by Paola Lenti and an outdoor pouffe by Maria Vinka.

The Phoenix residence draws inspiration from the Sonoran Desert and the stately cacti.

Designed by Walker Warner Architects and ODADA, this home takes cues from agricultural forms and the pastoral landscape of...

Lured by the siren call of the mountains, these New Yorkers wield hammer and nail to tackle the region’s fixer-uppers.

While the iconic work of Philip Johnson and Mies van der Rohe immediately comes to mind when glass is mentioned, modern day...

Ah, the Golden State! From the mountains to the ocean, these California homes take modern architecture and design to the next...

Architect Alexis Papadopoulos designs an airy counterpart to a medieval tower using prefab panels, timber, and windows that open...

A modern, gabled home in Austin is designed to feel like a "leftover railroad house that had been repurposed."

With its organic, horizontal silhouette, raw concrete facade, and Bauhaus-leaning interiors, this midcentury nature retreat...

A family’s house outside the hustle of Amsterdam makes the most of local materials and forms.

Will Gamble Architects revives a crumbling, 17th-century structure with a svelte addition of steel, brick, and glass.

The benefits of using local stone in a building's structure are multifold.

Lazor Office builds a three-level home with a curvaceous interior inspired by the form of a grand piano.

Moat’s Corner pays homage to its setting on Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula with plants that were cultivated for 70 years.

These modern apartment designs prove that creativity can be found in all shapes and sizes.

Designed by Omar Gandhi Architects for Swiss clients as a home base for swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, and other activities,...