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Verdant spruce clads the T-shaped plan, which has a pile foundation that minimizes concrete and wood fiber insulation.

In addition to uninterrupted views toward the sea, the primary bedroom offers an en suite bath and is capped by a tall vaulted ceiling.

Wide hardwoods line the floors throughout, uniting the various living spaces and bedrooms.

Danny kept things streamlined in the bathroom with a Duravit sink and a toilet by Toto. The sconces are from Cedar and Moss.

Danny envisioned the space between the ADU and the house as an informal place to gather. "It creates a sort of courtyard sensibility, which works for our intergenerational family dynamics."

According to the architects iHouse Estudio, this prefab in Punto del Este, Urugay, aims to immerse the residents in the forested surroundings. “Continuing with this idea,” they add, “the house features a flowing interior with no interior walls. Inside, blocks contain bathrooms, a kitchen, and closets, freeing the rest of the spaces to connect with the setting. The forest is framed at all times."

Patterned wallpaper lines the ceiling of the office, presenting an unexpected pop of color.

Another fireplace awaits in the primary bedroom located on the upper floor. The sage-green palette and soft lighting creates a calming refuge to rest and unwind.

"The kitchen is a showstopper with a European feel, featuring custom tile work, cabinetry, windows, and skylights—all of which offer a timeless style,

After a thoughtful restoration by Ome Dezin, this 1920s Tudor in L.A. blends European flair with classic California design.

It was cramped and dark when Hernán Landolfo and his girlfriend bought this Buenos Aires apartment, but after Landolfo reconfigured it as open-plan space with a greenhouse-like folding glass wall that unites the indoors and outdoors, it now feels airy and spacious.