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Who Needs Glass? Not This Board-Formed Concrete Retreat in Greece
Invisible Studio designed the hefty yet airy residence with only perforated metal coverings and insect screens.
When Natural Disasters Threaten Modernist Icons
A destructive hurricane season in western Florida has stewards of the regional Sarasota School style reckoning with how to...
The Silver Lake Home of a Richard Neutra Protégé Just Listed for $3.4M
Architect Richard Holme built his 1979 residence after working in the offices of Neutra, A. Quincy Jones, and Carl Maston.
Some Say It Was a Bakery. Now It’s a Family’s Loftlike Home Brimming With Vintage Decor
The 124-year-old building was converted to apartments in the ’70s but now has open-plan spaces filled with names like Nakashima,...
Why Do We Keep Developing in Climate Disaster Zones?
Affordable real estate in the Sun Belt continues to attract buyers under a false sense of security.
An Alaskan Showhome Embraces Outdoor Living Through Cleverly Designed “Zones”
In Juneau, sleek outdoor heating solutions complement—rather than compromise—the architectural vision of Bauer/Clifton Interiors.
In London, a Houseboat With Ancient Moorings Hits the Market for £650K
Set on the sandy shoreline where the Mayflower set sail for the US in 1620, Dunregan House comes with four bedrooms, skyline...
Terra-Cotta Shingles Cover a Multigenerational Home in Melbourne
The owners chose the rhythmic cladding to complement a mahogany tree on the property.
How They Pulled It Off: A Modern, Sculptural Staircase Grows in Brooklyn
The clients initially wanted Cor-Ten steel.
My House: They Said Farewell to London and Moved Into a 17th-Century Water Mill
Artists Miriam Nabarro and Simon Quinn call on Cooke Fawcett Architects to sensitively adapt a historic Hampshire site into a...
An Arthur Erickson Gem Seeks $8M After a Thoughtful Remodel
Built in 1972, the concrete home steps down a steep, wooded hillside in West Vancouver and features four levels that open to the...
A DIYer Builds a “Tomatovision” Cabinet to Conceal Her Flat-Screen TV
Who said Tomato Girl Summer had to end?
9 Chic Weed-Associated Home Goods That You Don’t Need to Hide
Avail yourself of a stylish gravity bong (really!) or a tabletop lighter that looks like a vintage Jell-O cake.
This $1.8M Hilltop Midcentury in L.A. Just Listed for the First Time
Rebuilt by architect Vincent J. Proby after a fire, the Teasley Residence has views from the Hollywood Hills to the downtown...
In Design We Trust
Despite an ugly and exhausting election, our annual American design issue reminds us that thoughtful, beautiful, and affirming...
Meet the New American Design Capitals
From Helena to San Juan, these design scenes show that—in spite of homogenizing trends—regional style is still flourishing around...
An 11-Year-Old Angeleno Turns His Family’s Yard Into a Graywater Garden
Native California plants abound in this tiny oasis designed to maximize diversity.
The Stained-Glass Windows of a Dated Brooklyn Brownstone Inspire Its Colorful Renovation
Many of the home’s neglected features like parquet floors and Victorian molding were salvaged, but its original layout was...
Lauren Halsey Is Building an Ode to South Central Los Angeles
The renowned artist returns to her hometown to create a public sculpture park for the community that raised her.
The Winding Road of American Gas Station Design
Call it an architectural joyride: For more than a century, the roadside icons have mapped the country’s ever-evolving landscape,...
Well-Designed Low-Income Housing Is Possible
As a tax credit that makes it easier to build affordable developments faces legislative resistance, architects are showing that...
In Santa Cruz, a Site Steeped in Lore Gets a New Neighbor That Incorporates Its Eccentricities
The Court of Mysteries features a 30-foot obelisk, a handcrafted brick-and-abalone gate, a temple-like structure with cryptic...
This Polychrome New Orleans Home Expands the Notion of “Family” Living
Neighbors call it the circus house, but its triptych of connected spaces do more than just put on a show—they accommodate a...
Budget Breakdown: A 1960s A-Frame Gets a $558K Refresh—and Historic Landmark Status
Instead of tearing down the fixer-upper, a realtor with a passion for swimming and her wife worked with their architect friend to...
The Transformation of Cheyenne, Wyoming
My hometown has always been mostly white and defined by conservative, cowboy values.
What to Do With a Building That Has a Traumatic Past?
The United States is dotted with abandoned boarding schools that tried to erase Native American culture.
In San Juan, Creatives Are Spinning New Takes on Tradition
Vintage boutique owner Monica Oquendo says that for a fresh crop of Puerto Rican designers in and around the capital, “the island...
North Carolina’s Triangles Are Fueling Experimental Craft Communities
Local designers and artisans are driving a positive, playful makers culture that will endure, even after a devastating hurricane.
A Fresh Generation of Miami Makers Are Redefining Local Aesthetics
Though the “Tropicália overload” look reigns in the more touristy spaces, hometown designers are drawing inspiration from...
San Diego’s Design Scene Is More Than Just Beach Art
Furniture maker Nicholas Bijan Pourfard sees the coastal city embracing high-end craft—and its deep ties to Mexican culture.
Ceramicists in Montana’s Capital Are Pushing Local Artistry Beyond “Western” Clichés
The former director of Helena’s Archie Bray Foundation points to pottery and large-scale ceramic furniture that represent the...
Baltimore’s Tight-Knit Design Scene Is Thriving
The creative director of a cafe, shop, and guesthouse that champions local makers points to his favorite objects coming out of...
The Unusual Antique Shop Object That Inspired a Designer Couple
The duo behind the Seattle studio Fruitsuper discuss the vintage pecan picker-upper they keep on their shelves alongside other...
Designing Wellness
This resort-style family home is a celebration of indoor/outdoor living.
Lighting the Way
A new collection of rechargeable lamps by Kelly Wearstler for Visual Comfort & Co. offers more levels of freedom in lighting.
Elevated Style
A floating staircase seems to gently fall out of the ceiling, creating a dramatic entryway in this Hamptons home.
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