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The mountaintop home mingles with dense oaks and offers stunning views of Red Rock Canyon Park.

Armadillo has added two handcrafted rugs to their collection that celebrate the beauty of jute and reimagine traditional techniques for contemporary living.

Why flipping houses and falling in love work so well together.

In Santander, Zooco Estudio joined fresh millwork with original beams to enliven a historic space with smart partitions and plenty of built-in storage.

Sunlight is the star of the show in this recently renovated mission revival home, which was featured in the film “Mulholland...

Its mix of indoor and outdoor spaces embraces the setting while bracing for weather, giving a couple and their family a place to escape for years to come.

Don’t fall victim to the dreaded “laundry...

Settle into serenity in the legendary architect’s Bernhard Residence.

The seaside setting had it all, so the couple made a few updates to the ’80s structure to make the most of it: larger windows, new decking, and a firepit overlooking the ocean.

Designer Lisa Carolla streamlines her space for post-beach bites, communal cooking, and everyday living in Encinitas.

On its 50th anniversary, we take a look back at a company that transformed the trajectory of kids’ furniture.

Inspired by a David Hockney painting, Grant Straghan colors his London home in soothing tones of seafoam and rose.

A white-and-blue honeycomb pattern runs the length of its central corridor to mesmerizing effect.

The city’s low-density zoning reform in August of last year opened the door to lot splits and smallplexes—and developers, homeowners, and lenders have gotten busy building.

Nick Green, cofounder of Thrive Market, shares the organic pantry staples and kitchen favorites he turns to at home.

The new kitchen, dining, and living space features brick washed in a submarine hue and a glass wall that wraps a courtyard like a fishbowl.

Nestled within the marshlands of the Peconic Estuary, the wood-clad dwelling is just down the street from Jackson Pollock’s former residence.

One of the best ways to get a sense of the retro-urban city is to visit with the designers and artists who call it home.

Its butterfly roof is pitched over the plan like a tarp, and clerestories and massive sliders create a feeling of openness akin to a campsite.

Melissa and Jacob Brillhart constructed the home’s frame in their Miami backyard, before disassembling it and shipping it to the island of Eleuthera.

Situated at the end of an Altadena cul-de-sac, the well-preserved dwelling is a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of L.A.

It's an energetic jumble of arched doorways, many mezzanines, a grand piano, and plenty of plywood.

Bari Ziperstein of BZippy shares the top items that are bringing style and sustenance to her life in Los Angeles.

Breeze block walls let light and air filter in while maintaining privacy from passersby on the street.

Southern California’s Harry Gesner, who died this month, crafted some of the Golden State’s most idiosyncratic homes.

Brooklyn-based architecture firm Worrell Yeung breathes new life into a landmark loft.

Live like it’s 1955 in this immaculately preserved home by the Bauhaus-trained architect.

What’s old is new again.

Each of its three structures—a residence, artist’s studio, and bath house—features a catchment with a reservoir system that purifies harvested rainwater.

Designed by General Assembly, the converted barn provides a cozy counterpoint to its transparent neighbor.