I had the good fortune to meet Anne Midgette, a classical music critic for the Washington Post, a while back at the Post offices.

Christian Tonko designs a delicate artist's studio that hugs the hilly landscape.

French Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel is credited by the New York Times in a profile piece as "exceptionally good...

The owners—married musicians in an indie-pop band—turned to an old college friend to create a space for impromptu concerts and...

An old barn in a Beverly Hills canyon inspires a new, clean-lined guesthouse and concert venue.

A very special little place, all your own...

Frank Gehry's recognizable designs are often cited as being among the most important works of contemporary architecture.

Live, work, or vacation in an eco-friendly, mobile cardboard prefab.

Remixing the gabled shed, this relaxed and refined summer home opens up to shoreline views.

A tiny metal knickknack keeps the designer’s mind on mobility.

A new addition at the rear of this slender, 1800s-built home is finely tuned for hi-fi listening.

The 1953 property comes with an impressive celebrity pedigree—it also served as the home of Elizabeth Taylor and Carlos Boozer.

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

This property offers endless possibilities with three bodies of water, rolling hills, pastures, and ideal growing conditions for...

The home was recently renovated by interior designer Christa Martin, who calls it “a love poem to the Berkeley Hills.”

Described as a "cultural shed for New York," The Shed is an expandable multi-use cultural venue designed by the NYC-based firm,...

The visionary architect talks about his home village in Burkina Faso and his lodgepole pine-log pavilion at Tippet Rise Art...

A concrete slab cantilevers over cinder blocks and glass in this arresting home by Vereda Arquitetos.

Stylish, spacious, and self-sustaining, the Hill Country House ticks all the right boxes for progressive modern living.

The former Baptist church is now an airy, riverside home that spans the old chapel and meeting house.

Simple yet sophisticated, these new directions can help your space evolve.

With La Fábrica, architect Ricardo Bofill reimagines a ruin from Barcelona’s industrial age.

In Portland, Oregon, a renovated warehouse fuses engineering and artistry, much like its owners.

On a sloped plot in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, an almost 100-year-old anonymous bungalow was rendered in pink,...

On April 30, the lucky winner of an Airbnb contest and their guest will spend the night with Mona Lisa in the world-famous Musée...

The undulating walls of this light-filled loft reference the building’s past life as a silk warehouse.

This minimalist cabin was designed specifically with 21st-century work trends in mind.

For Kyu Sung Woo and his wife, concert pianist Jung-Ja Kim, their pared-down residence in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a natural...

This lively live/work studio in San Francisco's Dogpatch is a constant work-in-progress that mirrors its inhabitants' creative...

The 750-square-foot home, aptly named Stop Making Sense, recalls the chunky proportions of David Byrne’s iconic gray suit.

The conversion of a fire station into a studio, stage, and lodging for musicians tracks the rebirth of a New Haven neighborhood.

We may spend the majority of our time inside, but the appeal of the outdoors is always there—and it’s full of surprising benefits...

Designed by Ras-a Studio, the Walk-Street House lives much larger than its compact site—thanks in part to plentiful outdoor areas...

Honor our military service members and kick off the summer while staying safe at home.

Meet Rachel Melvald, a psychotherapist who uses her background in psychology and design to resolve issues between couples who are...

Architect Lloyd Russell’s design for this desert getaway passively mitigates the elements with a utilitarian solution, turning a...