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Stepping back from their practice in New York City to create a new home in Mexico, a couple of architects find themselves to be challenging clients.

Moscow-based firm CXEMA references the old quarters Morocco’s cities with vibrant hues and a unique approach to the compact layout.

Stepping into the holiday home of interior designer Denise Portmans is like visiting her Los Angeles design shop—a revelation in West Coast style.

Type rehabs a rundown stone structure into an elegant dwelling—and then sets about rewilding its site in the English countryside.

On family property, architect Lionel Ballmer builds a compact home almost entirely out of wood.

Risa Boyer designs a tiny, light-filled cabin for a retired couple after a devastating fire.

Featured in Monacelli’s new book, “Master of the Midcentury: The Architecture of William F. Cody,” the 1963 Shamel Residence was emblematic of postwar Palm Springs.

Using the intact stone structure, architecture firm Studio Gum added modest elements to accommodate modern living in the countryside.

Meticulously cared for by its current owners and featuring a harmonious addition, the Wright-designed home in the town of St. Joseph is now up for grabs.

Sequoia Del Hoyo leaves the beloved diner she helped open to launch a Mediterranean-inspired meal delivery service, testing recipes in the kitchen of her new home.

Designer Kim Kneipp revamps a dark, 1890s home with clever storage solutions and custom joinery made of recycled wood.

This Australian home feels larger than its 645 square feet thanks to white walls, plenty of outdoor connections, and loads of natural light.

With a heavy dose of inspiration from Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House, architect Carlos Zwick designs an art-filled home on stilts for his family of eight in Potsdam, Germany.

Send us your best work in the Dwelling, Renovation, Prefab, Small Space, Garden, Kitchen, Bathroom, and Object categories by Tuesday, October 5.

Cats love to lounge, so we might as well make nap time cute.

This green-roofed home by Snegiri Architects bows in deference to the enveloping woodlands.

Eye-catching patterns, colors, and handcraft in the brand’s latest soft goods will dress up your windows.

We speak to the architect and educator about how Indigenous culture influences his work, and how empathy can dismantle colonialist approaches to design.

Get that back-to-school feeling, without all the homework.

After moving back home to Abilene, a couple turn to a childhood friend to help them reimagine a 1959 residence in their old neighborhood.

The Scandinavian-inspired prefab—a minimalist design that starts at $179K—is one family’s happy place by the sea.

Gon Architects transform a 323-square-foot urban dwelling owned by a music-loving journalist into a beach-inspired retreat with theatrical details.

Positioned along the Mediterranean, the family home features modernist lines and a living area that connects to a gorgeous backyard.

Norske Mikrohus’s latest project is a 174-square-foot-home that promises to get you closer to nature.

It’s been right in front of us all along, but architect Jane Hall’s latest book makes it abundantly clear: Design as we know it would be nothing without a woman.

Every year, we present the most exciting designers making furniture, lighting, and other objects for your home. Here is this year’s list...

At Blue Green Works, creative director Peter B. Staples creates lighting fixtures inspired by film, architecture, and New York City.

New York–based designer Liam Lee is quickly gaining notice for his vibrant, captivating textile panels.

The furniture designers at Orior are applying a contemporary perspective informed by traditional methods.

At Atra Form Studio in Mexico City, Alexander Diaz Andersson makes globally inspired furniture that pulls from his Swedish-Mexican roots.