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Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP use 87 translucent bricks to reframe a family’s connection to nature and the city.

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The topsy-turvy dwelling comes with slanted walls, built-in ladders, and more nooks and crannies than an English muffin.

Based on the Big Island, Paradise Tiny Homes makes units with pass-through windows, bar seating, and mango wood details.

Design couple Carlos Naude and Whitney Brown liked its vaulted ceilings, but otherwise transformed the space with plaster,...

To save it from an accelerating landslide, the coastal California landmark has been fully dismantled—and its future is uncertain.

The seed of an idea planted when Karrie Jacobs helped start our publication finally comes to fruition in her own Catskills home.

After decades of being treated like something that’s better left unnoticed, designers are making toilets fun again.

Every room in the Cor-Ten clad residence has a floor-to-ceiling bump-out with its own panoramic view.

Tucked away from the street, the historic residence has graceful archways, a chic black kitchen, and a lush backyard oasis.

From Zoomers who never used it, to Millennials who miss it, early aughts tech has captured the aesthetic eye of those yearning...

With more than 360 orb-like glass lighting fixtures and a vintage canoe suspended from above, Lyndon Cormack’s North Vancouver...

Homeowners in Hinsdale, Illinois, are bulldozing historic residences in favor of McMansions.

SHED architecture returns a 1958 home by local legend Al Bumgardner to its rightful glory.

Starting at $150K, the surprisingly tall units by Fritz Tiny Homes emphasize neatly organized spaces with room to move.

The legendary fashion designer’s sleek apartment and design studio is perched above the Left Bank with striking views of the...

The visionary designer referenced the terrain of his adopted home state of New Mexico in his work.

In case you’re still feeling scrunched, there‘s a separate three-bedroom guest house.

The sleek interiors, wine wall, and outdoor kitchen of this home prove sometimes it’s better to start from scratch.

A duplex and a 1,300-square-foot bungalow are swathed in glass, a stone palette, and plenty of natural light.

Don’t let the discreet facade fool you: the backyard is a breezy oasis.

An organic palette of luxe, thoughtful finishes amid sprawling panoramas of the city and ocean makes this flat a downtown gem.

You’ll feel like you hit the jackpot with the abundance of amenities like an outdoor shower, spa, infinity pool, and more.

The Japanese designer has made a career of finding new ways to bring people together.

The updated Spanish-style residence comes with ornate molding, an interior courtyard, and a backyard ADU.

The flat-roofed residence is made of travertine blocks that form an enclosed courtyard with a planted patio.

Ras-a studio plants a dwelling and an ADU on a wide Los Angeles lot while preserving its beloved avocado tree.

Dating back to 1925, the three-level dwelling has a remodeled kitchen, a spiral staircase, and a cozy nook for pets.

David McGillivray and Rebecca Zhou share what’s inside their midcentury modern farmhouse—and store.

Norske Mikrohus tells us that demand is growing for their four turnkey tiny home models—but the company cautions against high...

Every year, a two-day showcase at Palms Springs Modernism Week brings midcentury camper aficionados to the desert to celebrate...

Drawing inspiration from boat design, Innovative Spaces rebuilds a 1953 trailer from top to bottom with a custom mahogany...

Listed at $6,800 per month, the revamped L.A. property has three bedrooms, a large office, and 400-square-foot deck.

An all-electric project by Latent Design isn’t exactly cheap, but it keeps fossil fuels out of the home.

The 1956 home is packed with vintage vibes—including teak built-ins, terrazzo floors, and fluted glass windows.