A 1899 photo of a family standing on the front porch of their Wisconsin home.

OD-11 by Stig Carlsson, Lars Lallerstedt, and Jesper Kouthoofd for Teenage Engineering, $899 First introduced in 1974, the OD-11 retains its minimalist styling but is updated to play cloud-based music. An added bonus: Its app mimics the look and feel of the physical remote (the red knob above).

Eames Walnut Stools by Herman Miller, $899 each These classic pieces by beloved midcentury designers Charles and Ray Eames can be used interchangeably as a stool, side table, or plant stand. With pleasing geometric details reminiscent of chess-board pieces, the solid walnut designs have been made and manufactured in the USA since 1960.

Built in 1899, the historic resident sits in the middle of Sutton Place, the New York enclave pioneered in the early 1920s by socialite Anne Vanderbilt. The exclusive area is comprised of 14 notable townhouses arranged in a U-shape surrounding the residents' private park.

Anthony Belluschi, the son of architect Pietro Belluschi (1899-1994), refurbished his father’s 1938 Sutor House with the help of general contractor Pat Kirkhuff. A top priority for the new owners, Aric Wood and Erin Graham, was to unearth the neglected gardens, which were inspired by Jiro Harada, an authority on Japanese landscaping.

Architects Anne Marie Lubrano and Lea Ciavarra limited the material selection in their renovation of a town house dating from 1899. The powder room on the first floor is located in a former waiting area (the previous resident used the level for his dental practice). It features a custom Alabastro marble sink and fixtures by California Faucets. The architects kept the original marble fireplace, paying homage to the structure’s history. Benjamin Moore’s Super White paint was applied to the ceiling and the White Dove hue to the walls. "Positioning the faucets on the side wall emphasizes the horizontal," Lubrano says. "Wall-mounted fixtures feel less grounded and materials can continue uninterrupted below. We wanted the spaces to feel light, spacious and light-filled."

Before: When Kwame Taylor-Hatford and Tamara Tribula bought this 1899 rowhouse in the Bedford–Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, it had seen over a century of slapdash interventions. "There were bumps going up the stairs,

In the larger unit, the main living room features 18-foot ceilings and exposed brick walls that are original to the 1899 home.

Allwood’s Sunray cabin kit costs $8,890 on Amazon, and it can be assembled by two adults in about a day.

The Large and Small Hexagonal Concrete Planters are $89.99 and $69.99, respectively.

Firebowl, $89.99; designed by Chris Deam and Nick Dine for Modern by Dwell Magazine for Target

Gould Memorial Library, Bronx Community College, designed by Stanford White (1899)

Before: When Ann and Alexis purchased their 1899 brownstone, it had been divided into two units.

Dining Room: salvaged fireplace restores the authentic 1899 dining room while adding modern tiles and pop of colour

Designed in 1899 by notable architect Robert Maynicke, the architecturally exemplary loft includes 14 double-hung windows which line the perimeter.

Hexagonal Concrete Planter, 89.99; available in small or large; designed by Chris Deam and Nick Dine for Modern by Dwell Magazine for Target

What’s your best seller? The Callan chair, handcrafted by Precedent Furniture of Newton, North Carolina ($1,899).

Modern by Dwell Magazine is a holistic home collection, available exclusively through Target starting December 27. Pictured above from left to right: the Bar Trolley in black/copper, $149.99; LED Pendant Light in white, $99.99; Side Table in white/natural, $89.99; Lounge Chair in white/natural, $249.99; Outdoor Lounge Chair in gray, $269.99 for two; Outdoor Side Table in gray, $89.99.

Rectangle Pouf, $89.99, available in gray/pink, designed by Chris Deam and Nick Dine for Modern by Dwell Magazine for Target

The Bayard-Condict Building, New York, New York, built 1897-1899. Photo courtesy of The Richard Nickel Committee and Archive.

Outdoor Side Table, $89.99, available in gray or white; designed by Chris Deam and Nick Dine for Modern by Dwell Magazine for Target

World Market Wood Peacock Bookshelf ($899)

October 26 Building of the Day: Gould Memorial Library, Bronx Community College Stanford White (1899) Photo: Octavio Gomez, Campus Planning, BCC

A generous 889 square feet of deck space wraps the back of the home.

Side Table, $89.99. Comprising a molded plywood tray top and a trio of powder-coated steel legs, this table was “designed to make it seem like the top is floating,” says Deam.

City24 cast iron range by Aga Marvel, $8,199. The 24-inch-wide electric cooker is tailor-made for small spaces. It comes in 15 colors and has two ovens and a boiling-simmering plate.

The Eeyo 1s (left) is made completely from carbon fiber, costs $4,599, and comes in warm white. The Eeyo 1, which features alloy wheels, seat posts, and handlebars, is $3,899 and comes in cloud blue and lobster orange.

Nestled on the crest between Laurel Canyon and Sunset Plaza, the 1960 home at 8895 Appian Way offers the convenience of the city while also being located away from the hustle. Verdant landscaping extending along the front facade provides plenty of privacy.

Clad in glittering mirrors from top to bottom, this $899K Pittsburgh midcentury knows how to have a good time.

HybridCare Duet dryer with Heat Pump Technology by Whirlpool, $1,899 - The Energy Star–certified, high-efficiency, electric dryer is ventless—excellent for apartment dwellers—and has a hefty capacity of 7.3 cubic feet.

Ligne Roset now offers a new chaise longue to complement the Togo line. Like its brethren, the chaise comes in 899 colors of fabric and leather.

If you’ve always dreamed of owning a home by Frank Lloyd Wright, there are currently three properties for sale ranging from $790K to $899K. Pictured here is the McCartney House.

Before: Shawn Aversa and Jamie McAdams’s 1899 Queen Anne Victorian in Pittsburgh had many original details they’d loved and preserved since buying the home eight years ago. For instance, the gorgeous wood paneling in the entry hall.

Pictured above, Coffee Table, $149.99; Side Table, $89.99; LED Task Lamp, $49.99; Lounge Chair, $249.99. Thinking of “a hybrid between a chair with no arms and a chair with arms,” Deam explains, resulted in this lounge seat, which features steel legs and tall, foam-cushioned sides that comfortably cradle the user.

Baked in BrooklynFeatured on New York Magazine and Dwell’s City Modern home tour, this 1899 townhouse was renovated by architect Ben Bischoff of MADE. Designed for the owners of Boerum Hill’s One Girl Cookies, Bischoff transforms the gutted home into a sunny loftlike space. Learn how they chose where to scrimp and where to splurge and get inspired by Bischoff’s custom designs.