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Murray Legge Architecture creates a flexible, budget-conscious home for a German expat on a shared lot in East Austin.

Built in 1899, the renovated residence includes four spacious levels, with a separate, rental-ready apartment on the ground floor.

Arches date back to ancient days, but they can add refined elegance to any space—no matter the room, style, or era.

Robert Hutchison Architecture expands a 1967 residence near Seattle to facilitate larger classes and a better relationship with nature.

Architect Gerald Luss, who designed the interiors of the Time & Life Building, is granting visitors access to his 1955 residence with a curated display of contemporary art and...

The Flintstones-style home in Eindhoven is the first legally habitable house in Europe with 3D-printed load-bearing walls.

Tucked away on a large corner lot in a coveted Los Angeles enclave, the charming residence features bright living spaces and a dreamy backyard oasis.

Situated in a Danish suburb with plenty of forests and lakes, the dramatic villa features rustic charm and staggering amounts of space.

Architect Amos Goldreich had three clients to consider in this renovation: Graham, Steve, and the greenery they’d tended for decades.

Designed by the firm behind the Guggenheim’s 1992 addition, this stately home soars with a double-height rotunda.

The century-old dwelling features original details restored to a lustrous sheen, all complemented with tasteful updates for modern living.

CplusC Architectural Workshop renovates a Sydney residence to celebrate family togetherness and a connection with the natural world.

Perched in a converted warehouse downtown, the sun-filled pad boasts 17 windows and six skylights.

Designed by the prominent architect in 1930, the historic home sits on a lush three-acre lot and offers nearly 10,000 square feet of open living space.

Nestled near the iconic Promontory Summit, the modern home spans nearly 6,500 square feet and frames eye-catching golf and ski views.

Just a short drive from the city of Amarante, the three-bedroom estate presents a tranquil escape, surrounded by protected land and lush vegetation.

Set on a four-acre waterfront lot, the 12-bedroom home spreads across a whopping 31,000 square feet.

Designed by desert icon Steve Chase, the restored 1986 home sits in the heart of the Morningside Country Club and features a dazzling infinity pool.

Prince Concepts slices up a prefab Quonset hut to create a series of light-filled dwellings.

After purchasing a home on Harrison Lake in British Columbia, a local family uses sustainably produced redwood to nurture harmonious indoor-outdoor living.

Get your ducks in a row—and keep them there—with these cabinets, drawers, shelving units, and more.

DeDraft revitalizes an old terrace house to include extra space—and a pop of color.

Listed for the first time in 30 years, the Tyler House is a timeless dwelling set on a secluded lot just minutes from Ventura Boulevard.

With two concrete wings that bookend a timber-and-glass living pavilion, the 3,038-square-foot Kyneton House blurs the lines between transparency and privacy for its residents.

Adapting to the discovery, VFA Architecture + Design incorporates the room in the renovation of this southern Ontario retreat.

The ranch-style compound features vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer spectacular mountain views.

These design-forward toaster ovens are the best things since sliced bread.

Wood ceilings, circular skylights, and swaths of glass give this concrete home a sense of openness and warmth.

Scala Studio transforms a disused, ground-floor workspace into a tranquil family dwelling.

You won’t forget to water the garden with these sculptural vessels.