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After a decade living in the 1965 house by a celebrated local architect, the pair tasked Risa Boyer Architecture with reconfiguring a few of its common spaces—which went a long way in rejuvenating the residence.

The new dining space is anchored by a vintage teak table from Portland's Century 21. The hanging lamp is original to the house.

ESCAPE's new line of all-electric tiny homes are finished with white birch flooring, walls, and ceilings. The pale wood tone offers a fresh aesthetic that ties to nature.

The fixed glass was swapped out for stacking glass doors that open the house to the garden.

A cozy dining banquette with a custom walnut table by Susan Swingle saves some space.

An RH Cloud modular sofa anchors the media room beneath artwork by Nick Knapton.

After renovating an Airstream—and traveling in it for nine months—Caroline Burke and her husband, Riley Haakon, came across a listing for their dream model: a 1975 Argosy trailer.

While Kari cooks, Mark often DJ's from a station stocked with records and custom-built speakers.

Two-story Eames Pavilion, 2026.

Offsite Camp cabin in Wassaic, New York, offers a place for city dwellers to work remotely surrounded by nature.

Solar panels create a geometric pattern on the roof of the ADU.

Set on an expansive tree-filled lot near Griffith Park in Los Angeles, the residence provides easy parking via three individual, internally accessed garages.