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The artist's studio was designed by Thaddeus Longstreth, a longtime associate of Neutra's, a little over a decade after the home's initial construction.

This funky Berkeley home has stained glass windows, a yoga studio, a backyard tree house, and a hot tub.

The main staircase consists of simple oak treads that cantilever out from side walls sheathed in natural vertical board and are supported on the other side by a continuous grill-like railing truss.

Early on, the house's simplicity had great appeal to Jan Sasseen, the current owner. From walls to rugs to furniture, "pretty much everything is white," she says. "When I was decorating, I picked the most basic things I could find. Nothing had details or frills."

The insulation, roof, and siding of the building recently underwent updates.

A dumb waiter connects the pantry and parking area.

The home's position on the massive lot was chosen to maximize passive solar benefits.

This Catskills getaway is crafted from copper, wood, and stone—and comes with a hinoki soaking tub and 46 acres of woodlands.

The front deck overlooks Tahquitz Rock, an iconic rock formation for many climbers.

Set in the San Jacinto Mountains, the ’80s home is surrounded by boulders, trees, and forest trails—and it comes with a guesthouse and a hot tub.