That said, even their closet clutter is minimal and well-organized.

In Miami, even the supermarkets have flair.

Even the rear facade is seamless—its door all but disappearing into the cedar cladding.

The floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room give the impression of being outside even while cozily enjoying a cup of tea inside. All the windows in the house are double-paned and filled with argon gas. Petra Sattler-Smith says that “even when it’s 10 below you can put your hand on them and they are still warm.” Hydronic radiant heating embedded within the concrete floors not only enables barefoot walking during the coldest months but also warms the furniture and everything else in the room.

Even the bathroom features narrow ocean views.

Even the master bath is open to the surrounding water.

Even more cutouts on one of Clinton's workbenches.

And even details such as the drain are captured in the artist's work.

The door to the street boasts a graffiti-resistant paint, rendering even the most tempermental tags temporary.

Even in Ella’s room, Ikea chairs and bed mingle with a restored Bertoia child’s chair.

Even better—a big bathtub with views of the surrounding rooftops.

The Shag Even Stripe mats are available in three sizes.

Tasaraita (Even Stripe) Introduced in 1968, also by Annika Rimala, Tasaraita heralded Marimekko's first cotton jersey collection. It was an immediate success, and soon appeared on everything from T-shirts and nightgowns to underwear and rompers. Today the iconic stripes appear throughout the company's inventory, cloaking mugs, bags, and bed linens.

Even a drainage cap does not get forgotten in Vincent's world.

Even the mailbox is of original vintage. Modernist postcard enthusiasts rejoice!

Even airplane hangars have a height limit. Photo by Sally McGrane.

The sole proof I've got that I even made it to the place.

Even our restless adventurer needs a place to lay his head.

The Burkes eliminated glare by minimizing the number of windows on the east and west sides of their house. On the south, though, windows are taller and offer views of trees even though the house is in the heart of downtown Charlottesville. The direct light that enters through the flanks of the house is mediated via a sophisticated array of blinds, tints, a trellis calibrated to cut light from April through August, and several bald cypress trees that provide shade in summer but lose their leaves in winter, allowing light (and heat) to infuse the house. Baby cypress trees, about nine feet tall, should cost around $100 each at your local nursery.

Even in nature the colors are vibrant and intense in Iceland, like this rust-red hillside.

The reverse side of the Plaine is textured, leaving space for water to seep into the soil evenly.

Once the fire is evenly distributed across the length of the board, it is simply a matter of patience.

Fujimori uses a tool to coax the fire up the boards; this ensures an even charring of the wood.

The indoor pond maintains a flora-filled interior even when it's snowing outside.

The kitchen is small but utilizes all available space—even allowing room for a hat or two.

Even the bus stop outside the Vitra campus is by a design star: Englishman Jasper Morrison.

San Francisco’s modernists were faced with the issue of building within a firmly established stylistic tradition—think bay windows and gingerbread. Henry Hill’s 1947 renovation of a 1908 Victorian tucked away on an alley in historic Russian Hill provides a remarkable response to the dilemma.

Even the reading light was worth writing home about—and of course fit the color palette.

Looking up you hardly even see the sky for the intense thicket of branches and leaves.

The proprietary LED panel casts a more even and warm glow than other LEDs.

An Airborne Snotty vase, reflecting his determination to make even bodily functions beautiful.

The house was conceived as a summer home, to take advantage of the sounds, breezes, views and lighting – even in the shower. Courtesy Architects and Artisans.

Even in ever-gray and gloomy Seattle, the 24-by-10-foot front window lets in enough light that the couple rarely needs to turn on any lamps inside the house.

Vincent's attention to details is even present in the stitched wood grain of his locker room benches.

An alternate version is even more stripped-down, so the color in the center packs greater punch.

Even the master bath is open to the surrounding water.