New Horizons: Find What Works for You

The Red Hook home was once a warren of dark rooms.

In San Antonio, Morgan’s Inspiration Island opens for its second season.

After a year of ecological calamity, experts wrestle with whether or not we should rebuild in risky areas—and who will pay for it if we do.

The sibling owners of Portola perfect a limewash that gives walls the rich character of aged plaster.

There’s even a shipping container sitting in the kitchen.

New storage, clever furniture, and lots of pegboards help a New York attorney get organized.

At 98, Ruth Adler Schnee reflects on the important names she’s known—Wright, Klee, Eames, Calder—and the career she’s led.

Plus, the high-desert outpost is available to rent.

The owners of a beloved housewares boutique upsize and remodel their home in Venice.

The Hollywood actor turns to his unofficial design guru when creating a custom-prefab hideaway in the hills above Los Angeles.

After seven generations, a family farm in Bavaria is reinvented, trading livestock for lodgers.

An Auckland architect switches up the formula on the Victorian villas that populate his neighborhood.

After hands-on study, a Northeast landscape architect sows a free-growing meadow.

In a booming British beach town, longtime locals team with newcomer architects to salvage a 19th-century workers’ lodging.

Taxidermy as design device is a loaded topic, one that we’ve lately explored in print and online.