One of Architect Joseph Storey’s Last Homes Just Hit the Market for $7.5M
Built from stone, cedar, glass, and concrete, the two-story 1975 home is perched above the shore of Lake Ontario.
Four Years Into WFH Life, Here’s What You Need for an Aesthetically Pleasing Home Office
I’ve finally cracked the code on making a workspace that feels as good as it looks.
Here’s What the National Association of Realtors Settlement Means for Homeowners
The industry shift is expected to fuel competition among realtors, resulting in reduced commission fees for sellers.
One Night in Kohler’s Old Company Town, Now a Luxury Resort and Spa
When it comes to leisure at its namesake Wisconsin vacation complex, the kitchen and bath brand means business.
Clean Air Doesn’t Have to Be a Luxury Only the Rich Can Afford
New high-end developments are attracting homeowners with advanced air filtration systems.
Before & After: Built-In Storage Unlocks the Potential of a Family’s Small Hong Kong Flat
Sleek floor-to-ceiling joinery maximizes space and enhances sight lines for twin boys and their parents.
It’s Always Summer at This $3.7M Minimalist Home in Florida
It might have a snow-white palette—but that’s the only wintry thing about it.
In Latin America, Modernism Began at Home
“Crafting Modernity” at New York’s Museum of Modern Art positions midcentury houses as sites of experimentation and...
Kendrick Bangs Kellogg, Pioneer of Organic Modernism, Dies at 89
The Southern California architect spun Frank Lloyd Wright’s philosophies into an iconoclastic body of work that includes the...
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Imperial Hotel Was a Trial by Fire, But It Sparked His Most Famous Homes
An exhibition at the Martin House in Buffalo, New York, surfaces remnants of the hotel that crystallized his vision for the Mayan...
HGTV Comes for New York’s Already-Gentrified Hudson Valley in “Small Town Potential”
The new eight-episode series plays into a fantasy of “country living” rooted more in ideas of the region than the place itself.
A Glass-Wrapped Extension Brings a Touch of California Modernism to This London Backyard
The addition references residences in Palm Springs with a flat roof, an indoor/outdoor scheme, and terrazzo touches.
After a Total Revamp, This $2.3M L.A. Midcentury Shines With Natural Light
The past meets the present in this 1960s home with limewashed walls, a breeze-block atrium, and a long row of skylights.
This Retro-Colored Line of Grills Will Be the Star of Your Backyard
The sleek profile and vibrant palette of Monument Grills’ Mesa collection pops in the otherwise monotonous landscape of gas...
Budget Breakdown: Two Furniture Designers Set Up Shop in Brooklyn for $25K—Plus Rent
Ben Kicic and Emilio Halperin have a loft in common—and the Bed Stuy studio showcases their work and curios with DIY shelving and...
Toe-Kick Heaters and Ikea Counters Come Stock With These $165K Tiny Homes
Quebec company Minimaliste’s ten customizable models are equipped for colder climates and can be customized down to the cabinet...
One of France’s First Passive Houses Is on the Market for €895K
Designed by Karawitz Architecture, the home is able to generate more energy than it uses thanks to its rooftop solar panels and...
I Survive Cross-Country Road Trips By Making My Car Feel Like Home
After doing it six times in three years, my dog and I have become experts in figuring out what we need to be happy when on the...
Want to Replace Your Lawn With Something Else? You Have Options
A growing coalition are just saying no to regular grass. Join them in considering clover, moss, meadow, and more.
This Arizona Home Uses the Desert Landscape as “Living Art”
A patio complete with infinity pool, firepit, spectacular mountain views, and a seriously-cool outdoor heater makes this...
In Tasmania, an Off-Grid Home With Ocean Views Seeks $2.8M
The hilltop property sits on over 10 acres, and it comes with a guesthouse, a sauna, and an outdoor bathtub for soaking up the...
Grooved Red Tile, Arches, and a Catwalk Tie Together a Backyard House in Belgium
Rough-and-ready finishes merge with refined touches like marble trim and glass-orb pendants.
Can You Find the Fridge?
The ultimate status symbol in any modern renovation is an expertly-hidden refrigerator. Try your luck here!
Editor’s Letter: Crunching the Numbers
Welcome to our annual Money Issue, where compromises lead to creativity as we dig into what great design actually costs.
Here’s How Those Instagram Vintage Sellers Find Their Best Stuff
Hunting down the Caprani lamp of your dreams takes grit, vigilance, and a willingness to take a risk.
Why Are (Most) Sofas So Bad?
The most important piece of furniture in your home is in need of assistance. How did we end up here? And how can we fix it?
30 Families Wanted to Build a Home Together. Two Architects Tell Us How They Made It Happen
Anda and Jenny French of Boston architecture firm French 2D specialize in “strange” housing types where people can reconsider...
This Napa Family’s $226K ADU Repurposes Skateboard Wheels and Vineyard Stakes
Architects Maddie and Ryan Chandler pulled together their 500-square-foot backyard home using a (mostly) upcycled palette.
Turning Simple Materials and Recycled Finds Into a New-Old New Orleans Home
An architecture family makes magic with everyday objects and a lot of creativity.
Furniture Designer Max Enrich Doesn’t Use His Massive Scissor Collection for What You Think
The 80-some specialized pairs he’s sourced from secondhand markets and peers in the design world provide a well of inspiration.
Budget Breakdown: They Built Their $60K Home to Preserve the Surrounding Forest
Instead of spreading out, an architect couple opt for a taller dwelling with a smaller footprint in Puerto Varas, Chile.
This $53K Kitchen Renovation Is the Anti-HGTV Aesthetic
Vibrant colors and textures keep this small space in New York City feeling lively and inviting.
They Didn’t Just Want to Build a Housing Shelter. They Wanted to Shift Public Perception
From the exterior, the new PorchLight Eastgate facility in Washington isn’t immediately recognizable as a 100-bed shelter for...
The Circuitous Journey of an Early Prototype for U.S. Affordable Housing
Before finding its permanent new home in the California desert, the Aluminaire House faced multiple relocations—even a brush with...
Budget Breakdown: They Built a Minimalist $437K ADU—to Live and Work Out of Themselves
The married pair behind Bay Area–based 3R Studio chose to rent out the larger front home on their property, and invest in...