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This Moody New Zealand Home Overlooks the Black Sands of Piha Beach
On New Zealand’s rugged west coast, a family’s brooding beach house opens up to the surrounding canopy and ocean views.
New Kids on the Block
We asked five households that recently switched Los Angeles neighborhoods what they had in mind when picking a new place to live.
Tech Talk: 4 Smart Devices to Make Pet Care a Breeze
Connect your pets to the Internet to help you monitor, feed, and care for them when you can’t be there.
The Unsung Story of Eichler Homes and How They Helped Integrate American Neighborhoods
Joseph Eichler not only defined the middle-class home of the midcentury period, but also worked to dismantle racist housing...
This Lake House Is a Living Piece of Architecture History
A retired couple retreats to the modern masterpiece by Richard Meier.
How to Design a Room That Grows Up With Your Kids
Creating a children’s space that won’t be instantly outgrown is all about finding the fun in functionality.
Desert Utopia
With this elegant steel prototype, Marmol Radziner and Associates launch a new prefab venture with the goal of bringing their...
Jeremy Louder Furniture Manufacturing Business Toward One of the Finest Furniture Outlets
Chris Jordan at the 2008 IIDA Leaders Breakfast
“Six years ago today I was a very angry, lonely corporate lawyer,” recalls Chris Jordan, the keynote speaker at the 2008 IIDA...
Un'Introduzione al Disegno Italiano
From Marble to mobili, Italy has been a, if not the, design mecca for the last century. Here's why.
In a San Francisco Workshop, Kids Take on Carpentry with Mini Chisels and Saws
A San Francisco woodworking studio for kids a both carpentry skills and an appreciation for design thinking.
Friday Finds 4.15.11
A photo-rich array of Friday Finds today. Enjoy!
Stormy Weather Is a Delight in This “Monsoon Cabin” Near Mumbai
Studio Archohm designs a little A-frame getaway to make the most of the region’s legendary rainfall.
Stars Are Embracing Maximalist Holiday Decor This Year, and Other Celebrity Real Estate News
In our biweekly breakdown of what’s happening with famous people’s homes: Paris Hilton flaunts her
#Slivmas
decorations and Jamie...
Our Renovation
Every night I said, “Trust me, sweetheart, this is going to be amazing, beautiful, fantastic
Razing Arizona
Matthew Moore has found himself in the curious position of being both an artist and a fourth-generation farmer, working and...
The Year the Internet Started to Care About Architectural Preservation
News of everything from celebrities to climate crises threatening classic structures sparked outcry beyond the expected design...
Suburban Flight
It’s become an all-too-familiar scenario all across America: A city’s downtown, once a thriving place to live and work, has...
The Deep Dive: A New Southern Gothic
Studio West looks to the backyard as the place for reinvention in a New Orleans rehab.
Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger Demolished a Craig Ellwood, and the Internet Is Furious
The celebrity couple reportedly plan to build a 15,000-square-foot modern farmhouse on the lot to replace the midcentury—and the...
I’ll Never Make Another Decor Decision Without a Mood Board
I always doubted whether the design planning approach was actually helpful, but now that I’ve found the right platform, I’m a...
The Beckhams’ Renovation Plans Piss Off Their Neighbors, and Other Celebrity Real Estate News
In our biweekly breakdown of what’s happening with famous people’s homes: Djimon Hounsou lists his property as a rental, and Dr....
How John Cameron Mitchell Turned His New Orleans Home Into a Queer Art Church
The creator moved south for a chance at a more affordable life—and found it in the former home of (among other things) the secret...
Why Are Dishtowels So Bad at Their Job?
Not all dishtowels are created equal—we found four well-designed options that actually do what they’re supposed to.
When Did Doors Become So Terrible?
Most doors nowadays are paper-thin, inefficient, and unsatisfying portals. How did we get here?
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Only Skyscraper Is in Danger. Where’s the Uproar?
The planned auction of Price Tower provoked the ire of FLW fans and preservationists, but it hasn’t caused a social media storm...
On the Job With Edward Dickey, Houston’s Feral Hog Patrolman
The wild hog problem has only gotten tougher in Texas, and for residents dealing with the invasive animals, he’s the guy to call.
Every Possible Way to Dispose of an Old Mattress
Mattresses don’t last forever, and they’re a pain to handle once they’re done—but you have more options than you think for...
A Haunted Doll Seller Explains, Well, Why
The online marketplace for purportedly paranormal items is...alive and well.
In Memoriam: Ada Louise Huxtable
We were very saddened to learn that the great architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable passed away Monday, January 7th, 2012.
What Would Victor Do?
When deciding the future of restoration of a historic Denver property, the preservation-minded homeowners looked to the past for...
Swimply, and the Public/Private Pool Divide
Pool access has been a surprising linchpin of some of America’s most significant cultural moments.