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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.

Listed for $2.4M, the remodeled four-bedroom home was originally designed by architect Shwen Wei Ma in 1952.

Fougeron Architecture reconfigured the residence with floor-to-ceiling glass that enhances views of the stream and a backyard waterfall.

How organization content ignores the most important part of being neat: buying less.

It’s the year of the rabbit! Wear red!

LAMAS Architecture gets to the root of the problem by shoring up its unsettled foundation and fixing damage from a fallen tree.

Asking £880K, the RIBA award–winning eco home sits perched above the Galloway Hills.

Design studio Holloway Li riffed on the city’s nightlife in revamping an apartment inside a Victorian.

The founder of the aesthetic weighted blankets shares her favorite anxiety-reducing items.

Whether it was an inspired present or a salve to help get through the season, here are December’s most popular buys.