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The motto for the Panorama Glass Lodge states "Where the sky is," which works as a fitting descriptor for this cozy 248-square-foot vacation cabin.

The Lodge includes a spa bathroom with rain shower head.

Spanning across the backyard, the cement patio offers an idyllic oasis for private outdoor entertaining.

The home's main living area, complete with a marble-clad fireplace, also includes sliding doors onto the adjacent outdoor deck, allowing one combined indoor-outdoor space.

In addition to plenty of built-in storage, the chef's kitchen also features an oversized island, high-end Wolf appliances, and a cozy breakfast nook.

Located in the heart of D.C.'s Kent neighborhood, the boxy, brick home is wrapped in pink and green panels. Cantilever terraces and extensive glazing foster indoor-outdoor living.

The pegs in the master bedroom can be rearranged to alter the layout of shelves, allowing flexible storage options.

Niko Architect and landscape firm Ecopochva designed a Moscow home that doesn’t play by the rectilinear rules of conventional architecture. Vegetation blankets the home’s concrete form, and its walls sweep upward and outward to become roofs. Molded floor-to-ceiling windows curve to grant panoramic views of the backyard and swimming pool.

An elegant steel-framed glass door sweeps out from a dramatic entryway.

Hellstern designed the mohair sofa in the home's living area. The rug is by Tufenkian.

The couple is eager to host a party with Diego’s band after the pandemic to take full advantage of the new deck and its amphitheater-like seating.