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The living area is the main showcase of the home with soaring pine ceilings, 20ft windows and a stone walled fire place.

Black tile covers the downstairs shower.

The crown jewel of the down stairs bathroom is a custom basalt stone sink sourced from Etsy seller AegeanMarble. Alta Projects was inspired by the stone that’s seen throughout Yosemite National Park, most notably in El Capitan.

Red Line Woodworking fashioned new fronts for the existing solid oak cabinetry.

Contrasting the downstairs bath, the one in the loft is finished in mostly white.

The primary bedroom cabin sits in a natural clearing amongst the trees, allowing for a water view and copious sunlight. The boulder-studded coast offers gently sloping paths to the ocean for a quick dip.

Saltviga House is a weekend home located on a rocky, seafront plot in coastal Norway.

Floor Plan of Monterey Family Bungalow by Merritt Amanti Palminteri

The Perch bunk bed by Oeuf brings fun and functionality to Rico’s room.

Jennifer and Kenard Bunkley braved resident wildlife and the soaring cost of plywood as they demolished and rbuilt their vacation home in upstate New York.

Before: The exterior was originally a burgundy color with white windows and door framing.

All CABN homes are smart home managed to allow for worry-free living. "5 years ago, you would need to be at least a hobbyist of have an understanding of how these net-zero homes operate but here, we've done all the work for you - it's all cohesive, 'plugged in' and you can move in immediately,

With the new stair orientation, there’s room for closets in the nearby bedroom and at the entry.

Floor plan of Jesse’s House by Jobe Corral Architects

All paints and oils used throughout the home have low VOCs, and there are rainwater storage tanks and a solar system outside.

Fabrikate custom designed the Blackbutt cabinetry in the kitchen, with marble stone on the countertops. The lights above the dining table were found and repurposed.

Despite its relatively small footprint, House MM in north Amsterdam boasts significant internal volume. Chris Collaris Architects transformed a once-old-and-decaying brick house by using every inch of the allocation plan to the new home’s advantage—made possible by the clever mitigation of restricted roof heights. The outcome is an increase in volume that results in a spacious interior. Finished with protective wax-coated pinewood cladding in black, the home's exterior is clean lined and makes a bold statement standing out almost brazenly among its more mellow peers. This timber cladding yields only in precise areas for large windows throughout that invite light in and present delightful views, with full-height glazing that opens onto a terrace overlooking the gardens.