Whether you’re selling a hillside Neutra or a modest carpeted condo, home staging has become the norm in today’s uber-competitive...

"Personally, I’d rather be living outside,” says architect David Hertz.

Wade Design Architects and Geremia Design create an ethereal indoor/outdoor dream home that embraces California Wine Country's...

Concrete, aluminum, and skylights create architectural alchemy in this breezy residence in the Melbourne suburb of Kew.

We love to know when a modern gem has hit the market—and more importantly, we can't wait to share it with the community.

Relying on local materials, local craftsmen, and the land her family has farmed for over two centuries, a New Yorker rediscovers...

Located in the suburb of Richmond in Melbourne, Australia, Coppin Street Apartments consists of five one-bedroom units and one...

Pandolfini Architects melds steel, concrete, and oak in an elegant, double-height rear addition to a 100-year-old residence.

Beyond its "stately facade," the interior of this California-style bungalow was forlorn and neglected when the new homeowners...

No opera house. No Bondi Beach. No sunning celebs. This is Melbourne, home of Australia’s most thriving design scene.

A dark exterior gives way to muted, serene interiors in this U-shaped residence by Studiofour.

In a leafy Victorian suburb, a prefab extension offers a superb solution to a family’s need for extra space.

Robust materials, including red brick and concrete, come together to create a durable and modern home.

A family with three young sons asked Mitsuori Architects to renovate and expand their venerable Victorian house to accommodate...

A former power station on the western edge of Melbourne’s city centre has been repurposed into a dining destination with six new...

This Melbourne house inspired by California bungalows was renovated and extended without neglecting its original form or...

A nature-loving couple turn their house into a light-filled sanctuary with a sweeping timber deck.

Fast assembly, affordability, and energy efficiency make kit homes a desirable option for homeowners.

Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap the second level, providing a panoramic perspective over rolling green hills.

Still adhering to its local neighborhood vernacular, this delightful dwelling in the suburb of Princess Hill gets a contemporary...

A glass-fronted addition aims to re-engage a small-scale Melbourne home with its exuberant garden.

In the Dutch village of Werkhoven, RVArchitecture builds a gabled-roof dwelling with a glass rear.

Although some may initially think that the color black might evoke a dark and ominous architectural mood, it's actually a great...

Heritage in the front, modern in the back—this renovation by FMD Architects is a family home with character.

A 1970s double-brick family home in Doncaster, Melbourne, was dramatically remodeled to take full advantage of scenic views of...

Gardiner Architects buck building trends by connecting a family home to the surrounding neighborhood.

Using the same roof form and materials as the houses surrounding it, this Australian residence reinterprets the pitched-roof...

Working together with InForm Design, an interior designer and her husband build a comfortable, contemporary home flooded with...

B.E. Architecture unifies new and old in a Melbourne residence, honoring the existing structure while introducing flexible glass...

Reclaimed materials, natural light, and minimalist design come together to create a warm, textured space that encourages nesting.

While the iconic work of Philip Johnson and Mies van der Rohe immediately comes to mind when glass is mentioned, modern day...

In Hobe Sound, Florida, a home overlooking a custom-built water-ski circuit is hardly par for the course.

This compact extension at the rear of a suburban house in Melbourne, Australia, includes a ground-level garage on its...

Austin Maynard Architects renovates and expands on a lot in the Fitzroy neighborhood to create a salubrious city retreat for a...

A weatherboard cottage gets an open and airy rear addition that features opulent green tile and contrasting spotted gum timber.

A split monolithic form gives this modern residence its name—Two Halves House.