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The revamped 1920s abode features a retreat-like backyard, complete with a pool and detached studio.

By popular demand, a young couple resurrect the adored Fergie’s Cafe at their riverside resort in British Columbia, imbuing it with a tree house vibe.

The three-family property by the Pritzker Prize–winning architect features outdoor courtyards protected by the home’s arcing facade.

The cofounders of The Brooklyn Home Company take their skill set to sea to give a 1983 tugboat a bow-to-stern revamp.

Carved by master craftsman Amadou in Mali, Africa, these small-batch goods make use of discarded redwood and blackwood.

A new, light-filled family room connects an Edwardian-era home to the garden.

The glass-and-limestone structure by Matt Garcia Design evokes the heyday of modernism, and provides an elegant stay for an Austin musician’s visiting friends.

Strategic additions and generous skylights create open, luminous living spaces in this 1953 gem.

Experimenting with prefab elements, designer David Del Valle and architect Amalia Ramírez create a weekend retreat outside Medellín.

The home took 20 years to complete—and during its construction, Pedersen’s firm designed some of the world’s tallest buildings.

These multifunctional marvels are a step above your average pull-out couch.

Near Kew Gardens, a four-bedroom residence designed by TDO Architecture blends heritage and industrial details.

Architect Kyle O’Donnell of Gramercy Design finds the perfect place for every piece, from Andy Warhol skate decks to a Mickey Mouse sculpture.

A barren space beneath Miami’s Metrorail tracks has been transformed into a lush landscape for relaxation and recreation.

The late artist occupied the estate for over 50 years—and she transformed the four-acre property into a thriving creative hub.

Situated at the heart of a Natura 2000 site, the newly open Breitenbach Hotel 48° Nord beckons travelers to bask in the region’s natural splendor.

For a family based in Hong Kong, Hacker remodels a beloved summer getaway to inspire a slower way of life.

The 1954 residence in Long Beach’s Rancho Estates is all about indoor/outdoor living.

Stellar views, local pine, and a Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired design combine in a compact cabin perched high in the Kvitfjell Mountains.

Shaving down time and cost, two scrappy Canadians gave themselves a crash course in construction.

Here’s a rare chance to own one of eight historic homes designed by Harry Gesner and built by Norwegian shipbuilders in 1959.

The Canoo MPDV van cuts a sharp profile reminiscent of the Tesla Cybertruck.

Connoisseurs of living tiny, Heather and Kevin Fritz started their own design-build business to offer truly custom solutions.

In the wake of devastating storms, many people are in need of food, water, shelter, and other resources—here’s how you can help.

Designed by Ras-a Studio, the Walk-Street House lives much larger than its compact site—thanks in part to plentiful outdoor areas and a stacked two-car garage.

The otherworldly estate owned by the late fashion designer mimics prehistoric cave dwellings with a Space Age twist.

Lim + Lu creates an urban oasis that balances beauty with practicality.

Architectural designer Grey Shaeffer of Willa Work transforms her backyard with two dreamy retreats.

If the idea of committing to a full room of wallpaper seems daunting, try this on for size.

The modular hotel concept, called Hytte, allows landowners and hotel operators to implement a custom configuration of Japandi-style cabins.