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Sliding glass doors open the living areas to the spacious covered terrace in the backyard.

Adorned in subway tile, the bathroom is as bright and airy as the rest of the home.

double hung sash windows;

A hammock is quintessential to relaxing and taking in views of the verdant greenery.

Designed by acclaimed architect Doug Rucker, the post-and-beam dwelling was the pilot house for the Roy Rogers Estates enclave in Los Angeles.

Exposed beams partner with the wood ceilings to cap the interiors with a natural layer of warmth. The rock wall across the front facade creates privacy from the street, while also drawing light in through the long horizontal windows above.

The 1939 Andrew Armstrong House in

This eco-friendly, A-frame lakeside home in the Swedish city of Gothenburg was designed as a greenhouse that contains a three-bedroom, two-bath residence. It provides the family with apricots, tomatoes, kiwis, and grapes throughout the year.