Eclectic

Arranged in a U shape around a small olive grove, each of the Villa's three wings has a separate entrance.

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 rustic shipping container home in Marfa comes with a guest suite and a rooftop deck that’s perfect for stargazing.

The newly renovated apartment has a kitchen wrapped in mesh, a mirrored bathroom door, and a stainless steel shower curtain.

Set at the edge of downtown’s Fairmount Park, this fantastical home blends architectural styles from the past century and beyond.

Kim in her guest bedroom, on a daybed she fashioned out of a queen-sized bed and a plywood headboard she painted. The walls are cloaked in Farrow & Ball Inchyra Blue.

Asking $10K a month, this ’90s home might look like a monolithic fortress—but the interior plays with pastel tones and a cloud motif.

Danielle Noiset-Lekeu and Michel Noiset’s Immeuble Clarté apartment encompasses a balcony equipped with roller blinds and canvas awnings for shade.

The new home quotes the forms and materials of the neighborhood, but remixes them in a more contemporary combination.

Built in 2024, this Mount Washington residence makes the most of its steep site with a series of stacked boxes that provide sweeping views of the San Gabriel Mountains.

“The name 'Unfinished House' refers to an aesthetic attitude…. Self-finishing materials were selected to reduce resources and reveal the building’s construction. Tile and plywood are the only added ‘finishes’; They cover areas with wiring and plumbing,” the architects tell us. “The building is an all-timber structure with cellulose and wood fiber board insulation. Many of the materials were locally-produced including the wood framing, plywood, corrugated metal, and wood cladding.”