Welcome to our annual exploration of destination homes around the world.

Experts say we can expect the wide adoption of ADUs, office-to-residential conversions, and smaller but more efficient homes on...

Perfection is passé and smart homes are out.

This year, I want to lean into the small stuff and repair my things without spending (much) money.

We’re excited to help present this year’s selection of international design talent showcasing prototypes of furniture, home...

Set just a short drive from the capital, the 20th-century home dazzles with curved archways, custom millwork, and a sun-drenched...

Now that I have the space, I’m ready to hang some shelves, and label some bins for all of my Facebook Marketplace treasures.

Impossibly stacked stone spires, on-site 3D printing, and more of the revelatory objects by emerging designers that stopped us in...

The Chinese architect was recognized by the jury for his ability to draw on every site’s unique heritage and challenges.

My collection has outgrown its storage solution, so in 2025, I’ll build a system that gets them all up and off the ground.

The highly giftable, eco-friendly home care products are elegant and approachable.

A separate screening room isn’t in the cards for my rental apartment—but these upgrades would change the game.

A barren space beneath Miami’s Metrorail tracks has been transformed into a lush landscape for relaxation and recreation.

And the country is gearing up to end sales of gas-powered vehicles completely.

The Internet of Things has the power to make cities infinitely friendlier for seniors and people with disabilities.

Ancient and emerging technologies promise sustainable answers to water shortages.

Factory-made houses may have an advantage when it comes to automation.

Save on your favorite home, apparel, beauty, and kitchen brands *before* the hottest sales event of the year.

PolyRoom by French design studio Cutwork is a compact, flexible living space designed for endless applications.

A decades-long housing policy that segregated U.S. cities still plagues Black communities today.

Joseph Eichler not only defined the middle-class home of the midcentury period, but also worked to dismantle racist housing...

Aaron Roberts and Thomas Bailey, the young architects behind room11, teamed up to design a house for Aaron's parents, fixing the...

A rough-hewn A-frame in a snowscape or a tiny log shack by a lake—why off-grid, simple living has long captured the American...

Here are the stories our editors are hunting for, and how to get in touch.

Newly renovated by Framestudio, the wood-clad home typifies the Third Bay Tradition—and it’s just a stone’s throw from the beach.

And the award for most outstanding architecture in a film goes to...

Decades of fire suppression have contributed to increasingly destructive infernos. Now, the U.S. Forest Service is learning from...

The completely revamped Chattanooga home has bright-yellow accents, a pristine pool, and plenty of vintage charm.

The country’s seminomadic herders have used tentlike, portable homes for millennia.

After a dramatic revamp, the ’60s residence is packed with custom casework, glass bricks, and contrasting tile.

It can feel like reinventing the wheel each time you change dwellings.

The home’s locally sourced materials and upright, blocky form “enhance the atmosphere” of its surrounding fjord and mountains.

The current owners gutted the 1974 camper and gave it an open floor plan, a Japanese-style tub, and a powder-blue shell.

London-based Sigrún Sumarliðadóttir recalls how her collection started with gifts from her parents and became touchstones of her...

Perched in the hills of Echo Park, the A. Starr Residence has plentiful patios, a custom mahogany kitchen, a detached guesthouse,...

In the mid-20th century, the prolific Italian architect designed elegant railcars, cruise ships, and cliffside hotels that formed...