We’ve got a bird feeder that looks like vintage lighting, some beautiful cocktail glasses, and unfussy placemats, right this way.

Robert McElroy and Horace Hartshaw collaborated on the sculptural staircases, bespoke cabinetry, and wood-framed windows in this beautifully crafted compound set on five acres.

“Everything doesn’t have to be traditional, as long as it’s respectful of the style, the context, and the place,” says Local Local founder Sofia Xanthakou.

A dramatic rear renovation adds an open-plan communal area and brings light deeper into the once-dark home.

Architect John Storyk, who also designed the famed musician’s recording studio, wrapped the 1969 home with custom millwork and a far-out facade.

Design firm Not a Studio rounded doorways and removed partitions to improve the small floor plan’s flow.

To the delight of fans of vernacular architecture, in historic neighborhoods from New England to the U.K., projects are being designed to seem like they’ve been there all along.

The ’60s Pacific Northwest home is topped with three octagonal roofs, and it offers valley views with floor-to-ceiling windows and multiple decks.