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When Chris and Claude bought the home, the maroon toilet was mismatched with a white toilet lid. Although they couldn't find an exact match (even after five tries), the new lid is a much better match than the white.

The wall opposite the bed in the main bedroom features a large Mush Studios rug on the wall and a squiggly mirror from Urban Outfitters. The CB2 credenza displays a mini version of Ettore Sottsass' Carlton bookcase, along with one of the designer's vases. On the mirrored pedestal in the corner, Mikei handpainted a Ferm Living planter in black-and-white stripes.

Method Homes collaborated with atelierjones to rebuild three homes that were destroyed by the 2021 Dixie Fire in Northern California.

Before: Although it enjoyed great views, the living room was small and separated from the kitchen and dining room.

Originally designed by A.D. Stenger, this revamped dwelling pairs midcentury charm with a daring extension.

Feldman Architecture opens up a dark and cramped seaside house with big windows and a healthy dose of wood.

Thanks to Kabina’s clever system of interlocking joints, all you need is a rubber hammer to assemble it.

A custom dining table by Godar Furniture can seat up to 12 with an extension. Its walnut base lightly contrasts the oak chairs with leather seats. In the background, a coffee bar was organized by Haven Home.

Floating birch shelves help maximize light throughout the new open-plan extension.

6323 NW Manor Drive in Portland, Oregon, is currently listed for $1,585,000 by Jeff Weithman of Real Estate through Design.

Before: In 2020, Jon Irigoyen and Amaia Gilbert, co-founders of the firm I-Architecture with two friends, bought this 100-square-meter apartment in the Bilbao la Vieja neighborhood of Bilbao, Spain.

A spacious living room awaits on the upper level, featuring cork flooring, a sage-green fireplace which pops against the wooden ceiling, and walls of glass to frame vast city views.

The primary suite has tall ceilings and access to a private balcony.

A Danish artist filled the wooden wonder with handcrafted details and hygge vibes—and it comes with a studio and a tree house.

The rosy glow reflecting off maple leaves and the brick of neighboring homes inspired Maureen to choose the blush pink bedding. The soft linen bedding, from Hawkins New York, along with the minimal decor, the calming natural green of the plants, and the warm wood furniture combine to make the room an inviting, spa-like space.