The Next Step: Give Your Space an Update

After going the DIY route in his Asiatown studio, Nolan Beck-Rivera spawns his first furniture line.

When you’re not ready for an overhaul but still want to spruce up your space, sometimes changing one or two things can be transformative.

Whether it serves as an investment, backyard office, or intergenerational housing, the accessory dwelling unit (ADU) has never made more sense.

Authors Geoff Manaugh and Nicola Twilley started writing their book about medieval quarantine architecture long before Covid-19.

Architect Steven Ehrlich of EYRC leads the charge renovating these side-by-side late-1930s properties.

Apart from the structural work and technical fittings, nearly everything was built by hand.

Architect Anne Fougeron channels West Coast minimalism to soften and brighten a family residence on a rare bluffside lot.

For his longtime friends, architect Michael Lumby works magic by investing in craftsmanship over expensive finishing and materials.

In a 4,000-person village known for epic windsurfing vacations, Atelier Branco builds a striking courtyard home.

Designer Jonathan Tuckey rescues a stone-and-timber structure from demolition and reconfigures it as a site for contemporary living.

This weekend getaway on a reserve in central Chile is just 580 square feet, but the entire forest is its living room.

The namesake founder of the renowned rug brand shares why an authentic Thonet chair found by her father is a daily reminder of durability and resistance.