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Including stylish strand board spaces, repurposed shipping containers, and offices that get fresh with mesh.

Listed for $28.5M and featured in “Entourage,” the Beverly Hills mega-manse comes with a basketball court, a two-story guesthouse, and a resort-style pool with waterfalls.

A space may be tasteful, but does it have a soul?

A onetime candy factory gets a sweet transformation thanks to an all-black exterior palette.

The listings also include a residence sheltered within an English garden in Durham, a modernist hillside home in Washington, D.C., and a contemporary Marmol Radziner house in...

Say bon voyage and soak up the tropical vibes at this gleaming dream home that just hit the market for $5.9M in Venice, CA.

Following a renovation that better connected it to the outdoors, designer Katie Gebhardt punched it up with a West Coast palette.

Its melange of treads serve as the centerpiece of this elegantly renovated wabi-sabi flat.

Designed by George T Ward in 1961, the head-turning hilltop home is now seeking $2.2M.

The slanted edges—echoed by the bathroom mirrors and an outdoor fireplace—create room for windows that bring in light and bolster the home’s passive thermal performance.

“It’s a psychotic process,” she admits, “but I have a lot of fun with...

Including a colorful wall clock and some sexy lighting.

Architect couple John Friedman and Alice Kimm brought a playful attitude to their Silver Lake home, including the industrial arm and a hot-pink ADU.

And that’s not all—the listed 1960s home comes with private shorefront access and views of Acadia National Park.

The couple behind Field Theory help their brother reimagine a dreary 1890s estate as the irresistibly chic Hotel Lilien.

The luxury pets accessories brand co-founder has a dog living stylishly, of course.

A brief scan of design items worth grabbing, including a revamped 1970s sofa and a limited-edition ceramic pitcher.

No floor-to-ceiling windows or infinity pools here. These “dream homes”—tabletop models and renders from a new exhibition—are far-fetched fantasies from another dimension.

Set in the delightful town of Darlington, England, the four-bedroom residence comes with timber paneling, garden views, and a bright-yellow front door.

Point Supreme Architects kept its raw concrete and steel but implemented adventurous finishes and porous built-ins that maximize the apartment’s small footprint.

Spoiler: You’re going to learn to love a lazy Susan.

Now available for $2.1M, the desert oasis comes with walls of glass, native landscaping, and a shimmering pool.

Working with salvaged and donated materials (and without ferry service), the Stinns assemble a dreamy getaway piece by piece.

Paris firm Plan Común rejigged the floor plan of the stone and concrete country residence for energy efficiency and improved indoor/outdoor flow.

Even though my wife and I had the financial means, know-how, and a trusted agent, the road to becoming first-time homeowners in the current real estate climate was...winding.

The listings also include a modernist home in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles and a farm home in the French countryside.

Its chimney rises up through a vaulted ceiling and a pitched gable roof with extended eaves that keep the cabin insulated from the elements.

Listed for €390K, this 1960s farm home comes with private gardens, richly textured interiors, and a lofty workshop.

A young family’s furniture didn’t fit in their new home, so Studio Nato designed custom cabinetry and sourced sofas, lighting, and artwork that elevate every room.

Studio RAP implemented digital processes to minimize construction waste, using a CNC machine to precision-cut cladding and engineered lumber.