“It was too boxed in. It was what some people call a one-butt kitchen.”

The radiant space in Emeryville features 19-foot ceilings, exposed wood beams, and a gabled skylight.

The 6,500-square foot home comprises three wood-and-glass volumes set on varying levels to correspond with the sloping site.

Inside the four-level residence, more than 30 custom fixtures by the eponymous studio founder complement original prewar details.

A decades-long housing policy that segregated U.S. cities still plagues Black communities today.

Dishwashers don’t seem to hold the same cache as some of the more lust-worthy kitchen appliances (looking at you, gas ranges).

Sir Kenneth Grange reinterpreted the modernist lines of the Anglepoise Apex 90 to create the Type 75 Series, which includes desk...

Say goodbye to red eyes—these naturally filtered swimming pools stay clean without chlorine.

Small and cozy, these gorgeously furnished mobile homes will convince you to downsize and hit the road in minutes.

Sit back, relax, and imagine enjoying a cocktail shaken up in your own home bar—and then imagine it disappearing for an easy and...

Aldo Cibic, Yves Behar, Kelly Wearstler, Marcel Wanders, and Johanna Grawunder discuss their earliest design memories, favorite...

These homes in the Great Lakes State will have you reconsidering the possibilities of prefab design.