Exclusives

A brilliant blue core runs through all four floors of art consultant Priscilla Caldwell’s reworked townhouse in Cobble Hill.

Jono Fleming turns an off-the-plan apartment by architecture studio SJB into a colorful refuge in the heart of Sydney.

Light and Air Architecture deftly extends and reimagines a Park Slope home for the owner, who grew up in the space.

Aimée O’Carroll of goCstudio uses color-blocking to fantastic effect in her 60-square-foot kitchen.

The Ranch Mine partners with two equally creative homeowners to build a forward-thinking property on an unconventional lot.

Bringing in skylights, custom glass doors, and tactile finishes, Bart van Seggelen and Valérie Boerma render the car park unrecognizable.

When designer Alexandrine Lukach and her family got stuck at a rental due to the pandemic, they flexed sewing skills and flea market savvy to zhuzh up the place.

San Francisco–based couple Tom McElroy and Scott Turco breathe new life into a dated retreat in the forests of Arnold, California.

Odami gives a dated home in the heart of Toronto a fresh perspective—and a coat of green paint.

Working Holiday Studio’s Carlos Naude and Whitney Brown strike out to transform a lackluster house during the pandemic.

Delo Design’s compact holiday cabin packs a kitchen, bathroom, bed, and storage into 120 square feet.

Alloi Architecture + Construction revives an outdated residence with sustainable features and a reworked layout.

DAAM streamlines the sinuous kitchen of Shell House, a quirky upstate retreat that also hosts an artist residency.

In Whistler, a design-loving couple tasks a team of designers to turn a spec home into a bespoke family residence that’s all their own.

A couple draw from the surf shack aesthetic to create a holiday home in Camber.

An inspired, if poorly constructed, Los Angeles home gets a proper retrofit that preserves its many idiosyncrasies.

Want to unplug? Consider booking a stay at this “elegantly rustic” off-grid retreat in the Laurentides region of Quebec.

On challenging terrain overlooking a wetland, Minarik Architecture creates a resilient, dual-volume residence.

A stone’s throw away from the company headquarters, the recently renovated home climbs to a sprawling rooftop garden.

Nwankpa Design opens up a small, segmented residence for a family of four that had lived there for over a decade.

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

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

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

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

MAPA Architects revitalizes an old ranch house in rural Uruguay—more than 5,300 miles away from the clients’ primary home.

A modern addition to an old London home offers ample space for a growing family, as well as a floor-to-ceiling bookshelf situated under a skylight.

Architect Christine Djerrahian turns an industrial space into an unconventional family dwelling that celebrates open-concept living.

With a three-story addition, Catherine and VW Fowlkes rearrange their 1930s residence and celebrate its unassuming sweetness.

Uli Wagner upgrades a historic brownstone in Fort Greene while preserving its original beauty and character.

Azin Valy of I-Beam Design turns a 1965 fixer-upper in White Lake, New York, into a rural retreat for her and her husband.