Follow us step-by-step to 10 astounding modern staircases.

Relying on local materials, local craftsmen, and the land her family has farmed for over two centuries, a New Yorker rediscovers her Midwestern roots.

Architect Horace Gifford (1932-1992) is regarded as a pioneer in modern beach architecture, having designed 70 homes across Fire Island from the 1960s until the 1980s.

Two tech professionals living in an early 1970s Eichler home in Silicon Valley desired a more open space for their young kids to play.

Kitchen remodels can be intimidating, partly because of the myriad of choices and decisions that must be made for both aesthetic and practical reasons—not to mention possible...

In the Poplar Dock Marina of London sits a 1924 barge that has been transformed into Beecliffe, a contemporary floating home with simple, sophisticated interiors.

The idea of island living is as aspirational as it gets.

Throughout his 20-year career, Venezuelan-born artist Reinaldo Sanguino has been influenced by material culture, early-1990s street art, and the energy of New York City.

Nature informs every aspect of a Northern California residence.

With interiors and an architectural style that's deeply rooted in indigenous design traditions, the recently opened Bisate Lodge pays tribute to Rwandan culture while honoring its...

Black, white, gray, and beige. This simple yet powerful combination of colors is guaranteed to give your home a warm, inviting look.

Midcentury design duo Hendrik Van Keppel and Taylor Green set an enduring standard for modern outdoor furniture.

Somewhere in-between the mid-19th century, the 1960s, and the future, lies Utopie Plastic, or Plastic Utopia: an outdoor art exhibit at a new exhibition space in Marseille that's...

With a homespun renovation, this Game of Thrones actress finally finds her keep.

This is California dreaming at its finest.

ESCAPE One is a road-ready tiny home with 276 square feet of adaptable space.

Comprised of four modules arranged around a central courtyard, this home is a fresh take on the casa de fin de semana.

It’s a common desire to have as much natural light in your home as possible—but it’s not always that easy to achieve.

The 3,709-square-foot residence features a glass-encased main floor and a well-appointed rooftop deck for outdoor entertaining.

Designpad Architecture renovates a Noe Valley residence for a growing family to help them feel more connected to each other and safer at home (and while away).