The two-story home boasts 20' ceilings, Terrazzo floors, and custom-made high impact windows.

Over the course of 50 years, Frank Weise turned a carriage house into a residence and studio defined by intricate brickwork and a...

With doors and windows that are as energy-smart as they are beautiful, Western Window Systems makes prioritizing energy...

Meet JFK's first on-airport hotel—complete with midcentury modern guest rooms, a 10,000-square-foot rooftop deck with pool, and a...

These days, a growing number of gizmos contain both a cell phone and a PDA.

Designed by architect Norman Sweet, the 1962 home has been meticulously preserved, and it still has its original carport, floor...

Set in Highland Park, the 1920s Spanish-style home pairs smooth plastered walls with Saltillo, Talavera, and zellige finishes.

Designed by architect James Strutt in 1969, the Bormann House is wrapped in wood and surrounded by dense forest.

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Designed by local architect John Replinger, the remodeled four-bedroom is wrapped in sliding glass doors that open to a central...

Newly listed, the green-roofed residence by Mole Architects frames garden views from every room.

Built in 1972, the concrete home steps down a steep, wooded hillside in West Vancouver and features four levels that open to the...

The villa comes complete with private pool, underfloor heating, and more.

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With a spacious courtyard, pitched shiplap ceilings, and terra-cotta floors, the residence is a prime example of the architect’s...

The wide-ranging property includes a 7,000-square-foot residence, a detached guest cottage, and a pool.

Bright, airy rooms open out to stunning water views in this Beaconsfield residence.

This wooded retreat is a tranquil getaway with high ceilings, walls of glass, sweeping views of the Santa Monica Mountains, and...

Designed by architect Ron Thom, the 1956 home has vaulted ceilings, custom millwork, and a dramatic concrete fireplace.

Motorcycle and (hopefully) mouse not included.

This welcoming courtyard home features warm, neutral hues and a dramatic arch for $8.4M.

A minimalist renovation remade the 1970s property with soothing interiors finished in light wood, concrete and stone.

Nestled high in the Hollywood Hills, the 1960s residence comes with refreshed interiors and a dreamy backyard.

Joseph Eichler built fewer than 50 multilevel houses—and this 1960s gem comes with a sprawling deck and views of Mount Tam.

The 1957 gem comes complete with a pink paint job, palm trees, and the requisite pool. (Dolls sold separately.)

Overlooking the city’s oldest neighborhood, the fully furnished apartments open to a large, sunny courtyard with massive glass...

They saved upwards of $60,000 on a new shed by having dad contract and keeping the footprint small.

From stackable tea sets to Murano glass lighting, the studios, stores, and galleries of Milan did not disappoint.

Every room is as unique as its dramatic exterior.

“Basically everything had asbestos in it,” says architect Aleksandra Popovska—but that was the first of many pricey surprises as...

The solar-powered refuge is made from glass, wool, and steel—and it teaches people to “live like animals,” according to designer...

From a sconce with a ponytail to an ice bucket with feet (and earrings), the work at Alcova leans into the uncanny.

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The home was designed by architect Alfred Hopkins, who also built estates for Louis Comfort Tiffany and Frederick Vanderbilt.

From David Lynch’s puzzling installation to the all-aluminum kitchen you didn't know you needed, the trade show experience was a...

After discovering a rough-and-tumble 1959 getaway, Drew Stuart sets about polishing it up with period-appropriate fixtures and...