This midcentury gem was also once home to Meryl Streep.

Built in 1960, the cozy little home in the San Bernardino Mountains recently received a Japandi refresh.

Designed by A.B. Walton, the residence has original oak floors and tile, 1950s built-ins, and Japanese-style shoji screens.

The 1969 residence by architect Claude Oakland sits in the Northgate neighborhood—the last East Bay development of Eichler homes.

Once home to a printing press and mechanics garage, this one-of-a-kind loft is a choice example of industrial beauty and adaptive...

From the front of the Santiago Street Lofts in downtown Santa Ana, California, it may not look like a residence at all—due to its...

The crown jewel of The Kumaon hotel in Uttarakhand is a cantilevered dining room with glass walls.

Ranging from 52.5 to 330 square feet per person, these micro dwellings show that good things do come in small packages.

A resourceful resident finds two designers whose work suits his three requirements for a new home: concrete, sustainability, and...

On August 21, 2017, a total solar eclipse will carve a path from Oregon to South Carolina, drawing millions of viewers, both new...

Built as part of an energy-independent community of floating homes, the design by i29 architects is a striking departure from its...

The skinny house, which resides on an “unbuildable” lot, stretches three stories high in the gabled rear.

A new pilot program by the city to add housing has yet to catch on—but that could soon change.

If you think electric bicycles are clunky and ugly, it’s time to take another look.

Sweep your loved one off their feet this Valentine's Day at an affordable romantic retreat.

Designed—and currently owned—by textile maven Alice Palmer, the charming Edwardian is filled to the brim with pastels, prints,...

The past meets the present in this 1960s home with limewashed walls, a breeze-block atrium, and a long row of skylights.

The midcentury house once showcased the latest and greatest technologies of the 1950s—and it still sparkles today.

Seeking $1.5M, the nearly 3,000-square-foot Usonian-style home built shortly after the architect’s death was recently restored.

The 1963 residence was once home to the renowned sculptor Gerda Frömel, and it’s been carefully restored by its current owners.

Designed by Alex de Rijke of dRMM Architects, the shape-shifting home puts a fresh spin on country living.

Set on nine wooded acres, the Bordeaux-Le Pecq House is a 1960s brutalist gem with an iconic sweeping roofline.

The Spanish seaside home boasts unparalleled amenities and spaces designed for gathering.

Built in 1940 by Alden B. Dow, the Campbell Residence pairs period charm with refreshed fixtures and finishes.

Their gathering space connects to the kitchen and features a built-in bench, a barbecue, and a shade mechanism to stay cool.

Steeped in an alluring mix of history, art, and architecture, the home comes with two updated Nissen huts that can serve as...

Designed by architect Allen E Smith, the 1968 Cascade House stretches across a babbling brook near the North Shore Mountains.

Designed by architect Pascal Truffaut, the countryside home has colorful interiors, a wave-like roof, and a bedroom suspended...

A self-described astrologer/amateur photographer and her husband made their 525-square-foot space in the Upper West Side’s...

Guide yourself through downtown Portland’s gallery district.

Starting at $18K, the U.K. company’s units have been used for everything from light-filled offices to a garage for classic cars.

NAi Publishing, in collaboration with the Dutch Design Awards, recently released the 2010 Dutch Design Yearbook, a 216-page atlas...

A brief scan of design items worth grabbing, including a bold metal planter and ‘Succession’-approved lighting.

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