At just six feet wide, the 1000-square-foot apartment is widely known as London’s thinnest home.

The Herman Miller at the Mirror House Auction—a fundraiser for the new library in New Canaan, Connecticut—goes live April 12 with...

Located just 47 miles from New York City, Petra Island is a 10-acre private island in the middle of Lake Mahopac that's shaped...

Solar panels have a reputation as being unsightly, but this U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon show home sheds the...

A contemporary lean-to extension provides a fresh modern look to this 1960s Australian dwelling.

Built in 1958, the alluring Indianapolis property features expansive walls of glass, soaring ceilings, and walnut casework.

The writers and photographers that made our July/August 2016 issue possible.

What's not to love about marble? Its smooth texture and sleek appearance gives your home a polished, timeless look, while also...

Cacti and patterned, pink tile add personality to a Manhattan Beach residence that embraces the outdoors.

Estudio MMX anchors a waterfront home to its local context while maximizing the view.

Eschewing neutrals for daring hues that draw the eye, these kitchens aren't for the faint of heart.

Kitchen systems are a lot like prefab housing: they're designed to be modular but they're endlessly customizable—not that that's...

Everything about this vacation home is little crazy. For starters, there’s the location. It’s in Israel. In northern Galilee.

We asked the principal of DRAW in Kansas City.

The international exhibition has returned with more than 100 civic, educational, and cultural events—and the entire program is...

Conventional wisdom dictates that when shopping for bedding, the higher the thread count, the nicer the sheet.

The sleek design from Stockholm-based iOhouse doesn’t rely on utility hookups, allowing you to live in luxury wherever you want.

Ready to share your home with the world and earn extra income? Get started today with our guide to the basics of becoming an...

Your white subway tiles were outré by the end of the aughts.

The Swiss architect discusses his design for a British vacation retreat and his notoriously contemplative working process.

On his birthday, we remember Japanese-American artist, designer, and activist Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) for a legacy of...

You may not have a green thumb, but thanks to technology, you can still grow your own herbs and vegetables.

There’s an art to selecting the perfect commuter bag—and we're here to help.

A smart-home marketing stunt gone wrong.

Companies, collectives, and individuals are 3D printing face shields to help safeguard healthcare workers on the front lines of...

"Innovation is a continuous process...

HANNAH utilizes salvaged materials, 3D printing, and robotic technology to create an otherworldly cabin in upstate New York.

Trinity Mouzon and her partner, Issey Kobori, dish on the most joy-sparking items in their home.

The red, white, and blue Juneteenth flag commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S., which came over two years after the...

If you’re looking to overhaul your kitchenware—or simply searching for the perfect daily cup—The Mug by East Fork is a solid...

Fritz Hansen celebrates two of the steel-wielding master's most famous works.

In Denmark, where it’s gray and rainy 179 days a year, hygge is knitted into the fabric of life.

Check your aftermarket smart home gadgetry at the door—these five prefab companies are building smart from the start.

Massive concrete pendants and an organic blend of Texas limestone, board-formed concrete, and cedar are only some of the...

After converting a van to drive Australia’s “Big Lap,” two Americans create a thorough how-to guide.

An owner/builder remodels a unique 1970s home while prioritizing ocean views and natural materials.