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Originally designed for a schoolteacher, this revamped Eugene home steps down a wooded hillside with multiple decks.

The Carousel House is topped with three octagonal roofs, and it offers valley views with floor-to-ceiling windows and multiple decks.

SHED rebuilt the deck to have only two support posts, and an integrated planter faced with COR-TEN steel to tie into the front facade.

The fully furnished Scandinavian-style home comes with a firepit and easy access to the Cascade River.

The 1953 Colbie Residence has vaulted ceilings, updated cabinetry, a courtyard, and a large deck overlooking the San Francisco skyline.

Designed by Buff, Straub, & Hensman, this landmark 1954 home has a massive concrete fireplace, an interior Japanese garden, and a bridge leading down to a series of ponds.

Architect Milton Stricker designed his 1967 residence with wood paneling, extensive built-ins, and a top-floor primary suite with a balcony.

Set in a UNESCO biosphere reserve, this revamped retreat has fresh flooring, a new roof, walls of glass, and an original woodburning fireplace.

Kevin and Katie enjoy happy hour on their new covered patio. The plantings were inspired by the garden in Mexico where they got married. During the pandemic, "We were like, I want to go on vacation, but we can't, so let's just make our backyard a vacation,

TKTK A built-in table, opened up etc

Renowned firm Bohlin Cywinski Jackson designed an understated 1,000-square-foot cabin in a lakeside town in Northern Michigan.

Interior designer Ginger Lunt revives a 1954 residence that she fell in love with as a young girl growing up in the tropical forests of Mount Tantalus.