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Known as the Origami House, the 8,500-square-foot dwelling is the brainchild of renowned architectural firm Leroy Street Studio.

Amy Pigliacampo and Corey Szopinski brave snow, fire, and falling trees as they transform a ’70s cabin into a Scandinavian-style retreat.

With its high-end solar-powered amenities, the Volterra promises to take you wherever you want to go, forever.

High ceilings, views from every room, and plush contemporary interiors make this the ultimate vacation home.

An elegant dome-topped home is topped only by its stunning panoramas.

An infinity pool with spa, home theater, and stunning views make this home a modern sanctuary.

Carved wood doors, antique elements from Mexico, and towering ceilings are just a few of the stunning features of this home.

The home, built in 1967, features a private dock and three levels of outdoor entertaining.

From secluded, off-grid cabins, to impressive urban retreats, these ten design-led vacation rentals let you choose whether to get lost in the wilderness or make the most of city...

PAD Studio replaced a rundown cottage with a new gable-roofed timber design that looks as if it’d been there all along.

Just a three-minute walk from the shore, the Boles Beach House includes a freestanding sauna, a firepit, and a stone patio.

Nori Architects tests an earth-friendly vision for urban housing with a stripped-back design that the residents can modify and repair themselves.

Set in the heart of the Aegean sea, this curvaceous property—which just listed for $7.6M—offers views for days.

On an impromptu road trip, my friends and I squeezed in a quick stay at the recently rebuilt Tungestølen cabin complex in western Norway.

Packed with personality, the retooled shed might just be the cutest little ADU in the state.

The self-proclaimed “mediocre cook” spills her best-kept secrets for creating delicious meals—without trying too hard.

A rare find designed by acclaimed architecture firm Crites and McConnell in 1965, the Kitzman House features floor-to-ceiling windows and a warm, cedar-paneled interior.

When my family’s suburban home in Maryland became a burden, we set our sights on the West Coast—and a whole new way of living.

Leaving the bustling city behind, a psychologist and an engineer start over with a set of rentable retreats clad in reclaimed wood.

The architects at Rostami Atash Atelier converted this unloved East York property into two units, bringing more much-needed housing to the market.

The party tools you need to send summer off in style.

Architect Carlo Gaspari sensitively transformed the Old World shop with references to the trade and calculated cuts for skylights.

Perched in Woodland Hills, California, the J.N. Baldwin House comes with original blueprints, a construction book, and chalk drawings by the legendary architect.

I had to share a bedroom with my toddler, but the invaluable support I received from other tenants in the building made subletting the 550-square-foot flat worthwhile.

This newly renovated Airbnb offers L.A.–based nature lovers an escape from the city's oppressive heat and bustle.

The founders of Perpetually Devastated Acres are committed to fixing up neglected farmland—and vintage trailers, including a 1973 Ambassador with a sunset-inspired renovation.

Barbecue tools, bath towels, and running shoes galore.

Tucked away in Buckinghamshire, the 1950s house was built to replicate the original owners’ property way across the pond in California.

With hexagonal ceilings and a stacked, geometric frame, the $1.75M home in Portland, Oregon, is the bee’s knees.

The glazing contours the original brick home, creating a natural connection with the terra-cotta–clad extension.