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Large windows blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living.

An old brass jam pan has been repurposed into the bathroom sink, while the tap is a reclaimed French copper kettle.

A ceramic vase by Anna Manako of Manako Design from the 1980s sits on a funky wooden table in the primary bedroom.

The guest bathroom includes a concrete wall and pale yellow tiles from Daltile.

The simplified post-and-beam construction reflects Bob’s penchant for economy. “The house is designed on a sixteen-foot grid, which reduces a lot of waste of materials in random lengths and sizes,” he says. “I was able to build it entirely out of dimensional lumber rather than engineered lumber.” The wood is painted a custom charcoal color from Sherwin-Williams.

On their first dates, Greg took Paula in his classic Buick for rides through Santiago Canyon. "For us, there's just something abut being in that car, nothing replicates it,

The right heating and cooling systems can make a world of difference in your home’s comfort—and a small amount of regular upkeep can help these systems run smoothly all year long.

When selecting a HVAC system, consider the volume of space you’ll need to heat and cool—along with the number of windows, insulation levels, and the external climate unique to your home.

Behind the living room, a minimalist staircase leads to the upper level’s bedroom and family room. White oak flooring unites the staircase and the rest of the living spaces.

This 2,520-square-foot home in Los Angeles is a vibrant residence for a production designer and an artist.

Floor plan of Donner Lake Cabin by Form & Field