Residential

An artist and an engineer built this tiny A-frame cabin with local materials, custom built-ins, and lots of windows.

The energy-efficient residence comes with solar panels, thriving gardens, a large pool patio, and a guesthouse.

The two structures' gabled roofs can be prominently seen from the street, alongside its all-over black siding.

John and Ciera, with their dogs Stanley and Rosie, moved into their Seattle home in 2020. They converted an existing shed into a 180-square-foot flex space when they needed more square footage. The wood deck is by Kebony, and the CB2 chairs surround a table from Webstaurant Store.

Michael Cooper and Ailsa Wong spent weekends camping out on their Catskills property before calling on longtime friend Tom Gluck to design a low-impact home that floats above the forest floor.

The new kitchen is light and bright, with dark green Reform cabinets to provide a grounding energy. "We wanted colors that were calming and soothing, and it's almost got a PNW vibe,

Perched high above Oakland, this expanded midcentury soaks up jaw-dropping views—even from the bathroom.

The split-level 1954 home still has many of its original finishes—plus an updated kitchen, bathroom, and powder room.