Living on the Edge: Architectural Adventures Around the World

From hard-to-reach hiking cabins in the Italian Alps to a warm family home in Bhutan, the miles covered in our travel issue share surprisingly similar footing with the places we...

Tracing the unconventional route of the all-aluminum trailer that’s an emblem of road trips and 20th-century style.

Seek out these ceramics traditions in your summer travels—or consider their contemporary alternatives, instead.

Its enclosed garden provides outdoor space out of the wind while the cuts give it a strong connection with the setting.

Architecture firm Schaum/Shieh designed a white home with walls that play with light and shadow for a retired professor and a playwright.

The aluminum-clad residence rises like a tree house, forming a circuitous stepped floor plan with a hole in the middle.

When the pandemic hit, Chris Saunders moved to a tiny home in Portugal and made it his own.

Inside a new generation of hiking cabins in the Val d’Aosta lies the past, present, and future of mankind’s relationship with Earth’s highest heights.

On Lanzarote, German architect Alexander Bernjus uses vibrant color and volcanic rock to build on the legacy of artist and designer César Manrique.

Photographer Matt Dutile travels to the hills of central Bhutan to explore sacred sites like Ogyen Choling, a carefully preserved ancestral home with a renovated guesthouse and...

A continued object of social media fixation that contains a Bass Pro Shops in a man-made swamp, The Pyramid’s long history of secrets doesn’t stop there.

The ceramic cabbage dish she thrifted on a trip to Miami will make you do a double take—just like her work.

A new collaboration lets you bring Porsche’s iconic paint colors into your home for the first time.

Save time in the kitchen for the moments that matter with Miele’s simple yet sophisticated appliances.