Designed by Wisconsin architect John Randall McDonald in the ’50s, the Prairie-style home features an interior of wood cladding,...

Set in the city’s historic district, the serene one-bedroom machiya has exposed beams, new wood floors, and an updated kitchen...

Tucked away in Norfolk near the shores of Fritton Lake, the woodland home radiates minimalist vibes—and also comes fully...

Originally designed by Joseph Stein, the 1950s home recently received a minimalist revamp by architect Donald Billinkoff.

Built from stone, cedar, glass, and concrete, the two-story 1975 home is perched above the shore of Lake Ontario.

High ceilings, views from every room, and plush contemporary interiors make this the ultimate vacation home.

The customized model from BrightBuilt Home has a large deck, tons of windows, and personal touches like a horseshoe crab knocker...

From crowded cities to a trailer park of tiny houses planned for Sonoma County, California, multiunit micro-housing complexes are...

Derive Architecture and Design creates a hardwood- and copper-clad getaway that respects its forested site on the remote Lord...

When the pandemic brought his design agency work to a halt, Brian Ware decided to try his hand at home flipping in Yucca...

Glickman Schlesinger Architects tore out bulky overhead cabinets, exchanged drab finishes for lighter ones, and created a modular...

A designer couple collaborate on a breakneck, six-month remodel to ready their 1910 home for their new baby.

Elle Bytautaite uses clever design hacks to fix up her 365-square-foot flat—and impresses even her builders in the process.

I learned that just two things help determine that you’re getting what you paid for: what it’s made of and where it came from.

When the cost versus time equation is confusing, it’s hard to know how to proceed.