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Secondhand steals are out there, and this Artifort classic from the 1990s is due for a comeback.

A custom daybed that runs along one side of the A-frame living area seems tailor-made for reading. Its red color recurs often in Radic’s body of work.

Suzanne and Brooks Kelley at the back of their 1,100-square-foot guest cottage.

Danish architect and designer Sigurd Larsen teamed up with Raus to create a 193-square-foot cabin in Berlin, Germany, that lets city dwellers escape the hustle and bustle of urban life and connect with nature.

MuuwSpace, a prefabricated hexagonal cabin wrapped in glass, metal, and wood, measures almost 100 square feet and features a starting price of $32K.

Ash lives in the detached backyard unit and has comfortably hosted 10 people in the space.

American couple Martha and Ted Nierenberg founded the brand Dansk the garage of their Great Neck, New York home in 1954, “trading on Scandinavian design’s associations with being high-quality, modern, and efficient,” Tigerman says. They hired Danish designer Jens H. Quistgaard to create these Købenstyle casseroles and pitcher in 1955.

Want a peek at the future of prefab design? Meet the Cube One—a 156-square-foot dwelling with built-in furnishings, voice-controlled tech, and a galvanized steel shell that can withstand extreme heat and natural disasters. Singapore-based Nestron will ship the Cube One anywhere in the world, and it’ll be ready for move-in the day it arrives.

Floor plan of Tuba by Mountain Modern Airstream

Down one level are two additional bedrooms and a family room. Wall-to-wall windows line the space, providing views of the backyard as well as ample sunlight.

In line with Grace’s desire to embrace nature, the aluminum hull of the Airstream doesn’t detract for its surroundings—its reflective nature allows it to blend right into the landscape wherever the couple parks it.

The multifunctional organizer at the entry includes an umbrella stand, a shoe rack, and an adjustable pegboard that serves as a wine rack and hat/helmet rack.

The fixed-gear bicycle hanging above the couch serves as an art piece; Chen no longer rides the bike. Le Corbusier Projecteur 165 pendant lights hang in the corner.