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This pristine Woodland Hills property has been exquisitely maintained since 1958.

The furniture and home-goods maker shares what he’s eyeing this holiday season.

Office of Things brings light, color, and playful archways to the cramped ground level of a century-old dwelling in the working-class neighborhood of Glendale, Queens.

BETA Office for Architecture and the City create a five-story residence designed to accommodate and adapt to the needs of a couple with young children, as well as their elderly...

Architect Lee de Wit and his relatives work together to create a getaway where nearly everything in sight tells a story.

At the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains in Altadena, California, this four-bedroom 1947 house is a place to live, work, and smell the roses.

Sim-Plex Design Studio transforms a 504-square-foot flat for a young family with cleverly concealed storage and a private, lofted living space for their live-in helper.

MMNK overcomes the constraints of a complex floor plan to turn a cramped 592-square-foot space into an elegant home.

The compact, modular design was originally showcased at an exhibition before finding a permanent location in the village of Lapinha da Serra.

The founder of Dusen Dusen clues us in on everything that’s caught her eye this holiday season.

Perched on a cliff above the North Saskatchewan River, this 240-square-foot family retreat soaks up jaw-dropping views.

HabHouse meticulously restored the 1954 post-and-beam midcentury, which architect Jack Corey designed for his parents while still in school.

The growth of tech-driven “instant buyers” speaks to their potential, but Zillow’s recent exit reveals the algorithms’ shortcomings.

Overlay Office turns an 1899 building in South Slope into bright, two-bedroom units that have plenty of graphic flair.

Architect Leandro Garcia revamps a one-bedroom apartment to create a compact yet comfortable home for a mother and her 13-year-old son.

A remodel by architect Peter Goodhue transforms a dark, cramped residence into an airy place for a young family.

Z+ Architects navigated an unusual riverfront site to create a contemporary residence with tranquil views and privacy.

Roam Architects designs an airy addition with a timber roof, a two-way fireplace, and generous glazing that connects it to the backyard.

Thanks to a simplified layout and clear connection to the outdoors, this historic home is ready for a new chapter.

Here’s what our team members will be gifting for the holidays—or dropping heavy hints that we want to receive.

2 prefabs—one a Japanese-inspired ADU, the other a young family’s spare and serene headquarters—take root in Los Angeles.

A painstaking renovation by D2 Interieurs brings this 1950s residence—complete with a kidney-shaped pool—back to its retro glory.

Abundant greenery, ample skylights, and a partial glass roof round out a multigenerational home by CTA | Creative Architects.

Here’s our ultimate cheat sheet for the best deals on bedding, home decor, cozy winter apparel, and more.

These sun-filled dwellings blur the boundaries between the interior spaces and their surroundings.

Minarik Architecture rewrites the narrative of a former neighborhood store, turning it into a film production studio and a welcoming home.

Ryan Street Architects uses Douglas fir and prefabricated panels to build a lofty guesthouse in five days flat.

Bean Buro brings Japanese and French influences to a fresh, light-filled home for a lifestyle influencer and her young family.

From whisker teasers to chew sticks, these cute pet accessories will keep the paws busy—and your budget in check.

On a narrow, winding street sits the Escadinhas Building, which has been newly restored with a blend of sleek finishes by local firm Aurora Arquitectos.