Designer Chrissie Beavis draws on her rally racing relationship with Tanner Foust to turn his Newport Beach home into an...

Now more than ever, it’s important to understand the history of racism endemic to our built environment.

For $25, you can curl up in the plush pods available at The Dreamery, a new “nap bar” in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village.

While the rest of us slather on hand sanitizer and self quarantine, the elite are taking social distancing to the extreme.

The RACV tiny home showcases how to live efficiently, sustainably, and stylishly in just over 200 square feet.

A design-minded family team with plentiful carpentry experience gives this 1967 abode a modern update while preserving its...

Starlight Village, a new housing community in Leander, Texas, offers eight models that combine midcentury flair with modern...

The celebrated Oakland artist and designer wants policymakers to reinvest in written-off neighborhoods.

The first order of business for the incoming president of the International Interior Design Association is tackling diversity.

Protestors across the U.S. are demanding justice for George Floyd and other victims of police brutality.

The Australian designer and stylist expounds on a range of nature-inspired gifts that celebrate the philosophy of her own...

He has the best legs in the business.

Cornelius shares how the lived-in beauty of his great-grandfather’s work gloves provide ongoing inspiration for how to bring...

The charming 1910 home boasts a sage-green exterior and a sustainably landscaped yard that supports the local ecologies of...

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Commissioned by businessman Jack Perry in 1967, the Teesdale House is the only post-war British home by the Hungarian-born...

Last week marked the annual Monterey Car Week, which was jam-packed with events, races, and competitions that would make anyone...

A former fruit orchard makes for a stunning family home outside of London.

The new Estelita’s Library is an open and inclusive space where activism is encouraged through community engagement and the...

Casey Johnson creates functional, form-driven wood objects designed, built, and hand-carved in his North Carolina studio.

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

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

Roads that honor the civil rights icon get a bad rap, but is it rightfully earned?

This masterfully renovated 1965 Airstream oozes modern luxury in 216 square feet.

Shored up with salvaged materials and eco-friendly updates, this woodworker’s retreat won’t stay on the market for long.

These various modern homes prove that the driveway is just as important to a piece of architecture as the rest of the design.

Azin Valy of I-Beam Design turns a 1965 fixer-upper in White Lake, New York, into a rural retreat for her and her husband.

The actor has all he needs in his 580-square-foot “Japanese industrial–style” cabin loft.

When housing markets heat up, livability ratings help guide demand—but not all assessments are worth their salt, and some are,...

We ask the newly elected urbanist and organizer about his ongoing fight for workers’ rights, affordable housing, and a Green New...

Robson Rak Architects protect the storied past of a cottage and dairy stable in Melbourne by inserting a thoughtful glass...

They seemed like a novelty in the nineties, but restored motels have gone from kitsch to cutting-edge, and play a key role in the...

There’s a whole spectrum of tiny homes on the market—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet.

The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law 30 years ago. Here’s what it achieved, and where it still falls short.

After an unexpected disaster, a homeowner takes a rebuild into his own hands (literally).

Nicholas Blechman, creative director of the New Yorker, and Luise Stauss, a photo editor and art director, open their doors.