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In Hampshire, PAD Studio replaced a rundown cottage with a new gable-roofed timber design that looks as if it’d been there all along.

The design team retained the old supports, which now frame the kitchen. Jessica picked DeVol cabinets and systems for their traditional-meets-streamlined style.

In 1978, Lewis C. Weinberg commissioned Richards to design what would serve as the retirement retreat for him and his wife, Violet. The home has since been acclaimed as one of the architect's finest works and has only changed hands a couple of times.

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

Now a one-bedroom, it flexes from family home to makerspace with ease.

Those hammers and saws built a home for the family’s chickens, watched over by Apolo among outdoor furniture by Richard Schultz.

Annemie Lathouwers grew up in a forested enclave on the outskirts of Antwerp, Belgium. A nature preserve filled with stately pines, the area lured her back when she and her husband, David D’Hulst, began thinking about trading their house in the city for greener surroundings.

The bathroom was moved to the middle of the trailer to maximize privacy for the sleeping quarters, and provide a feeling of separateness from the front lounge area.

Custom-built L-Shaped sofas are upholstered in Pindler exclusive fabrics. Throw blankets add an extra layer of warmth and coziness.

Guests can occupy the front L-shaped seating area comfortably. Sustainable cork flooring, Birch wood built-ins and natural decor form a cohesive palette.

This newly renovated Airbnb offers L.A.–based nature lovers an escape from the city's oppressive heat and bustle.

Little Pea, one of the most popular sleeping pods, was made out of discarded animal food silos collected from the Dutch countryside.

The core house is clad in wood from Swedish fir trees and was designed to be tall so as not to take up precious ground space. “We wanted the house to feel like it was in the garden,” says Roja.

Yurika Ninomiya says good morning to busy central Nagoya from her third-floor bedroom while husband Takuya opens up the shop and gallery that they run below.

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