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In the bathroom of “Mad Men” actor Vincent Kartheiser’s “Japanese-inustrial style” Hollywood home is an irregular-shaped sink of raw stone adjacent to the shower and soaking tub.

Even the primary en suite features Marvin windows—a large picture beneath twooperating awnings, which frame lush tree views. The ebony finish complements the black, in-built fireplace and boldly juxtaposes the muted interior.

An old mango tree, welcoming visitors to the grounds, inspired the arrangement of this Semarang home designed by architect Tamara Wibowo for her family of five. Three volumes—living, service, and office and garage—are clad in concrete to alleviate solar gain and maximize cross-breezes through large openings lined with teak. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens the dining room, marked by geometric Tegel Kunci tiles, onto greenery.

An oversized window to the outdoors was a priority for the co-founders, who want their clients to feel connected to nature.

Joshua Bell and his dad have plans to expand their Ontario contracting company by creating custom tiny homes that start at $155K CAD.

Despite its small footprint, the flexible, multi-purpose space includes bike storage and a niche for storing weights.

Blue Sky Building Systems worked with CB Architecture to create a modern home for a family of four in Orinda, California.

The company's first offering, Po1, is set on wheels and classified as an RV. Clients can customize the exterior color.