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This year’s Venice Architecture Biennale offers new ideas for improving quality of life across the continent.

The 6,780-square-foot residence is packed with amenities—including a heated indoor pool, a spa-like bath, and a top-of-the-line kitchen.

The tiny accommodation sluices old logging routes of the Halden Canal, letting visitors bask in the region’s beauty.

Design firm Phoebe Says Wow delivers on its name with impressive transparent partitions that keep the owners connected.

The Millennial aesthetic has officially aged out. People still love ceramics. Sofas are only getting larger. And other observations.

There’s a gift for every kind of dad, and we've found them all for you.

The outdoor furniture brand co-founder recommends his favorite fire pit, tableware, bug repellent, and more.

Niall McLaughlin Architects designs a pastoral pavilion framed in steel and topped with a broad canopy that covers the open-air-optional plan.

After a thoughtful restoration by Ome Dezin, the L.A. home blends European flair with classic California design.

Our senior home guides editor brings a fresh eye to the NYCxDESIGN mainstay.

Starting with what might be the most comfortable chair of all time.

A couple save on secondhand windows and splurge on yakisugi siding to create a cozy retreat just outside Austin.

Tucked away on Lopez Island, the waterfront home comes with plenty of outdoor space and captivating views of the Olympic Mountains.

What does it mean when the future-savvy family embraces such a seemingly nostalgic style?

In his latest exhibition, the designer glazes steel and stone tables with honey, turmeric, and milk, creating new flavors that are at once fresh and familiar.

The live/work flat comes with 13-foot ceilings, polished cement floors, and a Murphy bed.

Manuel Cervantes Estudio created a DIY indoor/outdoor plan that’s meant to maximize comfort from season to season—and it'll lend a hand with the heavy lifting.

A brief scan of design items worth grabbing, including a bold metal planter and ‘Succession’-approved lighting.

Located off paved roads, across a river, and up a mountain, Pablo Pérez Palacios’s cabin in the Mexican wilderness has a rooftop terrace designed for entertaining.

Set on two and a half acres, the reimagined five-structure property even comes with a polo field.

Ten prefabricated modules were assembled on site to create a space that challenges preconceived notions of what prefab can look like.

At the remote Nordic island’s DesignMarch festival, creators make the most of available resources through craft and circularity, while celebrating the natural world.

Spanning 5,660 square feet, the multistory Old Town residence features extensive glazing, soaring ceilings, and a dazzling floating staircase.

Framed in timber and steel, the glass-wrapped space connects a kitchen renovated with reused materials to a lush garden.

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Outfit your al fresco living space with ease with Crate & Barrel’s new outdoor kitchen collections.

A geometric facade and Passive House tech give the addition a futuristic feel, while a 60-year-old pepper tree and a shaggy green roof ground the plan.

Available in two solid wood shades.

Nestled in the shade of live oak trees, the sprawling 1950s home features extensive glazing, a chef’s kitchen, and spa-like bathroom.

Originally built in the 1970s, the charming residence has been completely revamped by RIBA award–winning architect Lisa Shell.

Butler Armsden pulls up ancient linoleum and pink and green tile to craft a radiant retreat for a San Francisco family.

A new online identity wants to destigmatize doing everything horizontal.

HAY home accessories, bedding sets, and eco-conscious cleaners were among the goods you crossed off your shopping lists.

“Anybody could use these despite the season.

Emil Eve Architects balanced the former warehouse’s worn walls with finishes like parquet and terrazzo floors, sea-green tile in the kitchen, and oak joinery for a library room.

The decades-old toy for kids is building on its longtime popularity with increasingly elevated sets designed specifically for AFOLs (short for “Adult Fans of Lego”).