Perched on a ridge, the renovated dwelling is full of clean lines and emphasizes indoor/outdoor living.

Furniture designer Simon Johns channels the spirit of his wild surroundings in rural Quebec into pieces with raw characteristics...

A gorgeous house in the middle of the Costa Rican jungle.

Architect Helena Arahuete, a longtime colleague of John Lautner's, will discuss the midcentury modernist's legacy as well as her...

A 1930s photo of the young Portland, Oregon, architect’s Watzek House put him on the national stage and launched a regional take...

Stay in a midcentury modern hotel built and inspired by the iconic style of American architect John Lautner.

Go ahead and block out your calendar—you'll want to extend your stay in this rosy-hued holiday rental.

Though not everyone agrees on exactly how iconic architecture should be preserved, there are those who take a real shot at it,...

The Harpel Residence II is one of a select few homes the master architect designed outside of California.

Designed by the renowned architect in 1950, the Foster House has never been listed—until now.

Designed for devout Buddhists, this contemporary getaway invites the outdoors in with massive, moveable walls of glass.

In this tightly packed Northeast city where developers pounce first on any available lot, two young architects found a rare...

The Bergren Residence boasts hallmarks of iconic Lautner design, including a striking roofline, walls of glass, and breathtaking...

Listed for the first time in 30 years, the Tyler House is a timeless dwelling set on a secluded lot just minutes from Ventura...

Built in 1951, the Alexander House is a beautifully preserved time capsule that exemplifies Californian midcentury architecture.

Built in 1952, the Hollywood Hills home is now for sale by the original family.

After an extensive renovation, the doors to Israel's beautifully designed Jaffa Hotel are officially open.

After purchasing the lavish property from Rihanna in 2016, the famous couple are seeking a new buyer for their 8,520-square-foot...

Kogonada’s directorial debut is a bittersweet exploration of loss and filial responsibility set in the architectural landscape of...

The circa 1800 D.C. residence was restored by renowned architect Richard Foster and builder Tom Glass.

In a New York loft, a multifunctional cube provides a space-saving fix that’s anything but square.

For those on the market for a unique dwelling that was designed and inhabited by an iconic midcentury architect, feast your eyes...

Working with architect Nova Tayona, a Toronto-based couple create a family farmhouse that merges past and present.

Original built-in cabinetry by boatbuilder John de la Vaux gives this midcentury Hollywood Hills home a cool nautical vibe.

With ingenuity and plenty of elbow grease, architect John Tong turned an old Toronto dairy into the ultimate family clubhouse.

Join Zillow for a tour of the illustrious couple's former 1960s pad that's asking $2.495 million.

The Silhouette House by Lazor/Office is a two-part wood, glass, and steel building united by a sprawling system of decks and...

A couple draw from the surf shack aesthetic to create a holiday home in Camber.

From Frank Lloyd Wright to Charles Gwathmey, we revisit some of the most memorable midcentury-modern homes from a range of iconic...

Two Los Angeles designers resuscitate a down-at-the-heel midcentury by the legendary architect—and give fans a chance to spend...

Renovated and expanded by Godfredsen-Sigal Architects, the two-story residence has no shortage of inspiring, light-filled spaces.

Built in 1940 for a reported $4,500, the John and Mary Lautner House is now on the market for $1,590,000.

For her cheerful, butterfly-roofed house, designer Susie St. John thinks ahead with an entry ramp and wheelchair-accessible halls...

After spending six summers living in a yurt in East Hampton, Berg fell in love with the area.

The actor’s Country French-style home is located just off the scenic Mulholland Drive.

Lautner designed this masterpiece of organic architecture in 1961—and it just got snapped up by a Hearst family heiress.