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No Architecture designs a weekend house with an octagonal courtyard and interconnected spaces that bring a family together during the pandemic.

The designer is out to establish a new vernacular—one that “elevates, not denigrates,” Black identity within the built environment.

M Gooden Design creates a striking guesthouse next to a historic 20th-century home in Denton.

Warren Techentin Architecture turns a wonky Los Angeles home and bungalows into the perfect place for the owners to work and raise a family.

With decidedly Italian DNA, the innovative surfacing solution FENIX™ exudes design-forward quality and texture, while pushing the boundaries of technical performance.

The serene, two-bedroom residence outside San Francisco offers the chance to go off-grid in spectacular settings.

Flourishing with greenery, natural materials, organic textures, and sunlight, these designs put wellness first.

Take Dry January beyond the 31st with these non-alcoholic sips.

An architect makes the most of a narrow lot by prioritizing natural light and outdoor space over square footage.

Architect Mat Barnes transforms his Edwardian home into a postmodern playground of pattern and color.

A sensitive renovation by Jonathan Tuckey Design celebrates the history, setting, and imperfections of a 400-year-old cottage in Cornwall.

The 1979 courtyard home beams with bright hues after a playful revamp by Studio MacLean.

Nature, midcentury design, and a less-is-more mentality informed this family’s residence in Suffolk Park.

Built in the 1960s and now asking $4.2M, the Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired Mirrabooka House sits on five acres of magnificent gardens.

New year, new you. Revamp your living spaces, wardrobe, and beauty routine with the help of some irresistible deals.

Peter Braithwaite Studio crafts a peaceful retreat for a couple in Seabright, Nova Scotia.

Architect and designer Harry Nuriev’s home goods and loungewear collection debuts with a virtual showroom you won’t want to stop exploring.

Minwook Choi’s minimalist Seroro House makes clever use of a 355-square-foot site.

Crafted from natural materials that will evolve over time, this courtyard house in Phoenix embraces the subtle imperfections of handmade objects.

Designed by Wisconsin architect John Randall McDonald in the ’50s, the Prairie-style home features an interior of wood cladding, built-ins, and stacked stone.

We asked an expert jury and our audience to choose the best projects of the year.

The creator of the beloved CD rug mixes business and pleasure, treating his own digs as a life-size vision board for his home line Curves.

On a double lot in the Carlton neighborhood of Melbourne, a family of foodies cook up their dream home.

Built in 1962, the Beverly Hills home features a covered bridge that spans a central pool.

Packed with off-grid tech, the partially prefabricated Waterfall Residence soaks up stunning views of Carmel Valley.

David Tapp’s 1969 residence in Oxfordshire features a living room that appears to hover over the garden.

A lively color palette, graphic tiles, and custom woodwork enhance the Parisian charm of this one-of-a-kind residence.

In their renovation of a dilapidated midcentury home on the Tweed Coast, DFJ Architects showcases a monumental stone chimney.

From prefab pods to cozy cabins, these backyard offices make working from home a breeze.

Japanese and Scandinavian influences come together to produce a look that’s serene, organic, and refined.