Destinations

Architect Gabriele Mary Ann Schicketanz designed a modular compound in Carmel-by-the-Sea to house her son’s family and her own, offering a cost-effective alternative to the area’s $2–3 million homes. Placed on a nearly five-acre lot beneath old oaks, the project includes a three-bedroom main house, a freestanding ADU, and a site-built garage, all oriented for views and privacy.

Built just a few years ago, this black Catskills cabin has 30-foot ceilings, 10 acres of land, and it comes fully furnished.

The main room's cathedral ceilings reach 30 feet high.

White walls and light-hued furnishings match the airiness of the home's design. Douglas made the dining table from maple milled on site atop a Corbusier LC 6 base. A Heracleum pendant by Moooi hangs above it.

The house clearly displays its Sea Ranch–style touches.

The large mahogany deck comes outfitted with an outdoor kitchen.

Set on a sprawling 30,000-square-foot lot, the Lake Vista home has been lightly updated, and it comes with a pool and a cabana.

This multilevel home is perched on a spacious lot, surrounded by pristine countryside, in the hills above Épinal, France.

A statue of the late Chris LeDoux—an iconic rodeo cowboy and country musician—stands outside the home of the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo, which began in 1897.

Terrestre is a solar-powered retreat in Oaxaca’s Punta Pájaro from boutique hotel developer Grupo Habita.

Built by Robert Marx for the inventor/founder of Tastee-Freez in Rancho Mirage, the Maranz Residence is one of the most iconic homes in Rancho Mirage, a desert resort just east of Palm Springs. Designed by Val Powelson, the plans were based the hyperbolic paraboloid roof, a principle that was at the peak of engineering innovation in the late 1950s.

The renovated master bathroom features minimalist, glossy finishes.