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From affordable stocking stuffers to practical housewares and cozy winter attire, these are the items your fellow design enthusiasts have been adding to their shopping carts...

A nearly decade-long collaboration between Atelier Tom Vanhee and the owner results in a playful renovation that prioritizes passive design principles and multifunctional living...

Combining creative nous with careful planning, architect Mark Lawton creates a net-zero home inspired by the typology of a fisherman’s shack.

The 6,160-square-foot residence is topped with a massive rooftop deck that looks out over the Pacific coastline with an outdoor kitchen, multiple seating areas, a hot tub, and a...

For a couple and their young daughter, In Studio designs a serene hillside home with clever interiors.

Finish your holiday shopping (and save big bucks in the process) with the season’s best deals on bedding, apparel, home decor, and more.

In Australia, a manufacturer and an architecture firm create an off-grid home that can be broken down and shipped across the world.

This pristine Woodland Hills property has been exquisitely maintained since 1958.

The furniture and home-goods maker shares what he’s eyeing this holiday season.

Office of Things brings light, color, and playful archways to the cramped ground level of a century-old dwelling in the working-class neighborhood of Glendale, Queens.

BETA Office for Architecture and the City create a five-story residence designed to accommodate and adapt to the needs of a couple with young children, as well as their elderly...

Architect Lee de Wit and his relatives work together to create a getaway where nearly everything in sight tells a story.

At the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains in Altadena, California, this four-bedroom 1947 house is a place to live, work, and smell the roses.

Sim-Plex Design Studio transforms a 504-square-foot flat for a young family with cleverly concealed storage and a private, lofted living space for their live-in helper.

MMNK overcomes the constraints of a complex floor plan to turn a cramped 592-square-foot space into an elegant home.

The compact, modular design was originally showcased at an exhibition before finding a permanent location in the village of Lapinha da Serra.

The founder of Dusen Dusen clues us in on everything that’s caught her eye this holiday season.

Perched on a cliff above the North Saskatchewan River, this 240-square-foot family retreat soaks up jaw-dropping views.

HabHouse meticulously restored the 1954 post-and-beam midcentury, which architect Jack Corey designed for his parents while still in school.

The growth of tech-driven “instant buyers” speaks to their potential, but Zillow’s recent exit reveals the algorithms’ shortcomings.

Overlay Office turns an 1899 building in South Slope into bright, two-bedroom units that have plenty of graphic flair.

Architect Leandro Garcia revamps a one-bedroom apartment to create a compact yet comfortable home for a mother and her 13-year-old son.

A remodel by architect Peter Goodhue transforms a dark, cramped residence into an airy place for a young family.

Z+ Architects navigated an unusual riverfront site to create a contemporary residence with tranquil views and privacy.

Roam Architects designs an airy addition with a timber roof, a two-way fireplace, and generous glazing that connects it to the backyard.

Thanks to a simplified layout and clear connection to the outdoors, this historic home is ready for a new chapter.

Here’s what our team members will be gifting for the holidays—or dropping heavy hints that we want to receive.

2 prefabs—one a Japanese-inspired ADU, the other a young family’s spare and serene headquarters—take root in Los Angeles.

A painstaking renovation by D2 Interieurs brings this 1950s residence—complete with a kidney-shaped pool—back to its retro glory.

Abundant greenery, ample skylights, and a partial glass roof round out a multigenerational home by CTA | Creative Architects.