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These Are the Most Popular Homes of January 2023
These Are the Most Popular Homes of January 2023
From innovative prefabs to an overhauled Airstream bus, here’s what our readers were most drawn to last month.
By John Trujillo
A Cork-Clad Extension With Playful Pink Trim Is the Cure-All for Gloomy London Days
The cheerful spirit of Nimtim Architects’ renovation continues inside by way of bold patterns and more pops of color.
This Chicago Architect’s Vision for a Buzzy Live/Work Space Started With a Café
The rest of Mike Shively’s Brutalist-inspired plan includes his firm’s office, an Airbnb rental, and he and his partner’s luminous residence on the top floor.
Grand Central Madison Is New York City’s Most Transportive Train Station, Thanks to Its Art
Massive mosaics by Yayoi Kusama and Kiki Smith plus more works bring verve and vibe to the city’s new terminal.
Why You Either Love or Hate Brutalism
The concrete history of modern architecture’s most polarizing style.
On the Market: The ‘Entourage’ Mansion, a Tiny Skyscraper, and More Great Homes for Sale This Week
The listings also include a midcentury in Rome, Georgia, a hillside home in Pacific Palisades with a preserved Spanish facade, and a live/work compound in L.A.
17 Projects That Use “Ugly” Materials in Beautiful Ways
Including stylish strand board spaces, repurposed shipping containers, and offices that get fresh with mesh.
Mahogany, Cherry, Walnut, Oh My—This Rebuilt Maine Cabin Is a Wooden Wonder
And that’s not all—the listed 1960s home comes with private shorefront access and views of Acadia National Park.

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