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The multicolored cushions were designed by Acuña and fabricated by Viviana Cortes.

The 4,200-square-foot home by Turkel Design balances top-quality natural materials and cutting-edge contemporary design with the ease of construction, expedited timeline, and cost benefits of prefab.

Surrounded by gardens on a hilltop overlooking the ocean, this historic home has a stone facade, bright-red accents, and whimsical interiors with ornate molding and parquet floors.

Margarete Schütte-LIihotzky’s kitchen, installed at Margarete Schütte-LIihotzky Zentrum

Rudolph Schindler’s Bubeshko Apartments in Silver Lake, Los Angeles.

This well-preserved 1959 home still has many of its original features—plus a few new ones, like skylights in spots where a storm damaged the roof.

This sprawling retreat is perched high on a ridge overlooking the Pacific Ocean, and it comes with a guesthouse and an infinity pool.

Over the course of 50 years, Frank Weise turned a carriage house into a residence and studio defined by intricate brickwork and a dramatic mansard roof.

Situated underneath the wood ceiling, the upper-level apartment’s living room is elevated by a petite, functional kitchen.

This home by AtelierM in Buenos Aires lands somewhere between a hobbit hole and a partially disguised spaceship. The architects built the home for a young couple who wanted to live more in contact with the earth.

Chip Detweiler’s 1974 residence is an ode to tropical brutalism—and it’s been meticulously restored down to the original deep-blue shade of its garage door.