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This 2015 property is perched on stilts, and it comes with an ample patio and an open-plan living area wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass.

Architect James Oliver’s quirky ’70s home has spiral staircases, suspended fireplaces, a catwalk, and an office perched in the forest canopy.

The home features two ceiling-suspended fireplaces, providing extra warmth.

Luxury off-grid living in the Greater World Earthship Community, only 20 minutes to Taos and 25 minutes to world class skiing at Taos Ski Valley. One-of-a-kind artisan sustainable build with all of today's modern luxuries and no utility bills, only five-minutes from Taos Airport.

This Solar Egg is a public art installation meets sauna for residents of Kiruna, Sweden to enjoy.

Design-build firm Spot Lab kitted out the entry with built-in cabinetry, seating, and pegboard hangers.

Set just outside Columbia, this woodsy getaway comes with five decks, a guesthouse, fruit trees, and room for raising livestock.

Designed by the original owner, the cabin was imagined as a retreat for her and her siblings' young families.

The new master bedroom includes a bay window protruding outward from the original facade, making a window seat that frames a view of shore pines and the dunes.

A niche was built out for the wall ovens and a coffee counter.

Whether it’s cross-country skiing in the winter or trail running in the summer, the 330-foot home’s minimalist design encourages Catherine to be outside in the surrounding landscape throughout the year.

Vintage furnishings are scattered throughout the renovation including the casita’s Moroccan rug as well as a sofa and chair covered in linen

Brian selected Private Black by Behr for the exterior's dark brown paint.

Polished concrete floors run throughout the living spaces, while soaring windows provide unobstructed waterfront views.

Tall windows and floor-to-ceiling wood shelving enhances the apartment's sense of space.