Planned for a site in western Slovakia’s Malá Fatra Mountains, this contemporary cabin is designed to embrace the surrounding...

A weekend getaway for a creative couple outside Bratislava is inspired by the nomadic structure.

Sadovsky & Architects design an inviting residence with a perforated concrete wall that enhances indoor/outdoor living for all of...

A lesson in efficiency, this flexible, 237-square-foot apartment in Slovakia uses custom-made storage and furniture to its full...

A traditional floor plan gets a minimalist update, complete with a classic porch.

Dramatically wrapped in dark spruce panels, this self-sustaining tiny home in North Slovakia is the ultimate escape.

The steel centerpiece is anchored by a concrete plinth and leads to a lofted sleeping area that replaced the original ceiling.

Leaving their home in Berlin, a couple and their dog journey through Europe in a revamped fire truck purchased for about $14,670.

Small but mighty, these compact dwellings prove that limited square footage doesn't preclude great design.

Out-of-the-box solutions make these tiny apartments feel grander—despite being 500 square feet or less.

Architecture firm 27.9 succinctly blends wood elements with concrete to turn a family’s apartment into a home worth hanging onto.

The benefits of using local stone in a building's structure are multifold.

Drawing from countless submissions, innumerable visits to fairs and galleries, and—yes—Instagram, we bring together two dozen of...

While you’re hunkered down at home, fix yourself a hot toddy and enjoy a virtual tour of these snowbound chalets.

Their souped-up vehicles and dreamy destinations will inspire you to hit the road

After being postponed last year, the Milan Furniture Fair returns with human connection at its material core.

On this rainy and blustery Friday (here in San Francisco, at least), we bring you a selection of products, furniture,...

The alphabet is as easy as ABC, but for typographer Peter Bil’ak, the way language looks is a never-ending exploration.

Nothing creates that hygge cabin atmosphere like a crackling fire.

The authors of a new photography book, “The Tenants,” which portrays the remaining residents of prefab panel blocks, explain why...