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Tucked away in the courtyard of a historic Bastille district building, the home is the brainchild of late fashion designer Kenzō...

Shades of red, blue, and yellow transform a cramped ’80s apartment into a bold home for a family with twin boys.

An informal meetup of building pros has turned into a full-blown obsession over sharing what they’ve learned: how to build a...

The westward spread of the Chinese ceramics, known as “white gold,” saw these objects become a fascination in upper-class...

Instead of expanding, Conrad Karliss focused on reconfiguring his Austin house.

Set behind tall hedges and wrapped in ivy, the A-lister’s former home is a plant lover’s paradise.

We did the digging for you and found Alessi, Smeg, an Aalto vase, and more good design buried among piles of perishable furniture.

In an area of the city with the highest concentration of tiny homes, design studio AMA reimagined a worker’s cottage in complete...

The much-covered structures from Qatar’s FIFA “fan villages” are apparently being donated to refugees of the Turkey-Syria...

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If you’ve ever wanted to live in a charming, historic home prefabricated from enameled steel, this Decatur Lustron could be for...

As generative AI tools rapidly develop, machine-learning technology is coming for our houses.

ROAR Architects turned a confined site into a light-filled social space with a vaulted ceiling inspired by shipbuilding...

A brief scan of design items worth grabbing, including a handspun Navajo textile and a Danish chrome-and-leather stool.

Clicking “purchase” is the easy part. Carrying 120 lbs of sofa up a flight of stairs is another story.

The structure makes a lap around a central courtyard, connecting the energy-efficient and drought-resistant residence with...

The refreshed, third-generation beach house embraces its place between the dunes and wetlands of Neskowin, Oregon.

Built in 1964, the 2,442-square-foot home comes with refreshed interiors and a lush internal courtyard.

How two families discovered their homes were designed by the first woman to practice architecture independently in the U.S.

Communities of all sizes now use influencer tactics to build buzz and an identifiable regional brand.

Staggered bricks give the retreat’s facade a defined jaw that’s complemented by a generous amount of glass and a butterfly roof.

The listings also include a modernist home in Phoenix, AZ, a residence in Beverly Hills with sweeping views of downtown L.A., and...

Tucked away in one of the city’s most coveted historic neighborhoods, the revamped home also includes a serene backyard garden.

The retreat’s mazelike interiors arrive at a cathedral-esque living space with a conversation pit and woodburning stove.

Risa Boyer Architecture preserved and punched up the 1954 home, placing the kitchen at the center, adding a bathroom, and...

Viento Norte Arquitectura toyed with the traditional gable by including an abundance of glazing on every side.

The past meets the present in this reimagined 1960s residence in Beverly Hills.

Marrying efficient construction with warm, contemporary touches, this full-house remodel shows how delightful resilient design...

Originally designed by Ralph Haver, the 1954 dwelling is now dressed in black from head to toe.

The framework adds an indoor/outdoor sunken living room with exposed timber rafters and fluted glass doors.

As the HBO series’s viewership resurges, the smartly arranged studio of Marnie’s sweet, docile boyfriend in the first season...

The design team largely restored the 50-year-old space, but a more open plan accentuates its hallmark feature and views of Sāo...

Our editors sorted through thousands of chairs and countless other objects during Milan’s design week to spot the trends and...

A Nova Scotia couple learn that although triangular homes may look simple, they can be devilishly complex.

Built in 1895, the Queen Anne–style L.A. home boasts a trove of original details, including decorative gable, lattice, and...