Kitchens and Baths We Love: Outstanding Projects from Brooklyn to Vancouver

“Interiors...remind us of what to do, where we’ve come from, and who we are.” —Edward Hollis, The Memory Palace

If a house is a machine for living, an occasional system update is necessary.

The Italian architect and designer discusses sustainability, bathroom design, and how small details can make a big impact.

Fu-Tung Cheng speaks about concrete, the craft of building, and how his new material offering—ShapeCrete—is an accessible tool for all.

Hailing from Denmark and India, a husband and wife cultivate a collective heritage at their renovated, almost-passive family home.

When their house was in need of a pick-me-up, a London couple turned to the designer of their favorite coffee shop for an industrial-strength renovation.

A German family’s home life takes shape around a modern kitchen.

A Vancouver architect collaborates with a team of artisans on a trio of bathrooms in his home.

An Australian family living in Singapore plans a homecoming renovation, one Skype chat at a time.

In Chapel Hill, a renovated kitchen takes painterly cues from Piet Mondrian.

Located in a forest in the Andean foothills, the home draws from the region’s geology to produce a unique bathing experience.

A luminous new kitchen and dining area bring a 1968 tri-level residence in Reno into the 21st century.

A Manhattan renovation takes cues from its neighbors—a pioneering artist’s loft and the light of the nearby Hudson River.