Julie Lasky

Architect Aya Maceda designs a finely tuned space for a New England family to shelter cars, storage, and overnight guests.

The communal beach house is made of four structures connected by a glass hallway.

The light box also features well-placed windows that keep temperatures in check and views unobstructed.

Designer Fernando Mastrangelo is a master at pushing the limits of media, both material and social.

The landscape artist offers a glimpse into her charming art studio as well as her creative process.

Nicholas Blechman, creative director of the New Yorker, and Luise Stauss, a photo editor and art director, open their doors.

After seven generations, a family farm in Bavaria is reinvented, trading livestock for lodgers.

On a six-acre site in Sullivan County, New York, a couple choose quality over size, creating a pared-down haven in three simple...

Hailing from Denmark and India, a husband and wife cultivate a collective heritage at their renovated, almost-passive family home.