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Inspired by the art direction of Wes Anderson, this playful campsite offers a gleeful escape from the world.

We've got everything you need to grow your own garden in whatever space you have.

The Mexican-Chinese home I grew up in was filled with expressions of our family’s culture. Now, my bare-bones Brooklyn apartment tells a different story.

Set on the banks of Regent’s Canal, this Union Wharf home takes in scenic views with porthole windows and an enviable rooftop terrace.

Interiors transition seamlessly to covered outdoor spaces, courtyards, and gardens in this radically open residence outside the city.

It may be a cliché career for a rom-com character, but the life of a working architect is far from that fantasy—just ask these current and former employees at the first firm to...

The internet-famous furnishing brand debuts five new pieces to keep all your most-loved things on display.

Foomann Architects places a surprisingly spacious and airy two-level residence at the rear of a narrow suburban lot.

Built in 1963 on a Pacific Palisades site with showstopping ocean views, the Beagles House remains in pristine original condition.

Architect Leah Solk reworks every bit of ad-hoc storage to tame clutter and streamline the space.

A tree grows right through the roof of this 1962 home with a breeze block facade and a lush backyard oasis.

These rentals reimagine conventional notions of inside and out and celebrate the beauty of the natural world in unexpected ways.

Every room features a view at the sustainable retreat, but hoisting the window provides an even deeper connection to its river setting.

Assembledge+ expands a century-old Hancock Park house with a backyard living space for the homeowners’ eldest son.

Concrete and glass harmonize to form this brutalist house overlooking the German city.

They enclose the home’s private spaces, where bedrooms open onto interior courtyards with outdoor showers.

New York real estate developers Vivian Liao and Tucker Reed of TOTEM want you to want affordable housing in your neighborhood.

Clément Cividino’s fascination with forgotten prefab designs has become a full-blown obsession. His latest? An ingenious structure with a checkered past.

The concrete-and-steel home by Faulkner Architects gives one family a refined escape in the mountains of Northern California.

A textbook example of the streamline moderne style, the Walter Church Residence was groundbreaking when it was built in the 1940s. Now, it’s on the market.

A light-filled extension by Tom Turner Architects nods to the history and craft of a 17th-century home.

No matter what you call it—a tuffet, pouf, ottoman, or a good old-fashioned footstool—these pieces are small but mighty.

Situated on a pedestrian alley, the serene homestead architect Russell Jones designed for his family was a true labor of love.

Memphis-inspired interiors, subterranean homes, and new design solutions for pressing global issues are all featured in these recently released architecture and design hardcovers.

Architect Vince Scarano created a swanky wonderland within this landmark flat’s crisp concrete shell.

A jaguar mural, bold yellow butterfly wallpaper, and a spirited collection of artwork and furnishings by local makers complete the family home.

Plus, she shouts out her most loved and most used items from the luxe home goods line she founded.

Set on 41 acres in upstate New York, this culinary farmstead features a greenhouse dining room and a “MasterChef”-worthy kitchen.

Architects Umberto Bonomo and Felipe Alarcón used a wedge-shaped wall to guard the concrete and glass home from the elements while still capturing ocean views.

Kelli Hix creates a charming ADU off the back of her historic bungalow in Nashville, Tennessee.