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Musician Drew Straus enlisted Laun Studio to transform his Silver Lake home into a soothing escape.

We pushed the pool as close to the valley edge as possible to let it focus on the down-valley views

The home's core consists of defined areas for living - all of which can be easily compressed or expanded, if the owners should decide to add additions to their space.

The concrete-lined pool measures 16'x38'.

Native desert cacti and trees peppered across the front lawn offer an oasis feel to the grounds. An oversized Mahogany pivot door extends a warm welcome to guests.

Set on an oversized corner lot, the 1950s home features swanky interiors and a sprawling pool area.

In the light-filled living room you'll find a minimal fireplace and exposed wood beams that foster that cozy home-like feel.

A visually enticing study off of the dining area echoes 19th century opulence.

Modern white IKEA cabinetry and stainless steel counters give the kitchen a sleek vibe, while the Tiffany-blue upper cabinetry is a nod to the past.

The bathroom walls are clad in whitewashed cedar.

Armstrong decorated the space with vintage tchotchkes and furnishings to give the trailer a cohesive retro look.

Custom-built L-Shaped sofas are upholstered in Pindler exclusive fabrics. Throw blankets add an extra layer of warmth and coziness.

When traveling couple Nate and Taylor Lavender were dating and living in Florida, they purchased a 34-foot, 1992 Airstream, which they renovated and affectionately named Augustine the Airstream (after the city of St. Augustine, Florida, where they found her on Craigslist).

After purchasing a decrepit 1971 Airstream Sovereign for less than $5,000, Seattle-based couple Natasha Lawyer and Brett Bashaw completed a DIY overhaul of the 200-square-foot trailer for approximately $22,000. The daybed area in the front of the Airstream transitions into a small kitchen with a bathroom, while a sleeping area with a king-size bed occupies the rear.

The couple embraced simplicity and efficiency in the new kitchenette. Cabinets along with the countertop, sink, and faucet are all from IKEA. A collection of artworks and collectibles on the shelving are from Aaron Murray, Penny Plavidal, Brian Green, Cynthia Mulcahy, Camp Bosworth, and Hailey Vick.

In Australia, a manufacturer and an architecture firm create an off-grid home that can be broken down and shipped across the world.

Expertly mixing modern & antique elements, you'll find 16ft vaulted ceilings in the jaw-dropping kitchen & salvaged hand-hewn beams"