A gadget-based guide to the post-cable future.

Demonstrating the fluid relationships between work, home, and technology, Chinese studio Dot Architects creates a haven for the...

Rerucha Studio adds a wall of glass and a Japanese-inspired garden to Art Collector’s Retreat in Bellevue.

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

Despite lockdowns and quarantines brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the question of how to shape public space has never...

The Frame provides a new way to express yourself in your home that brings together art, entertainment, technology, and design.

A well-designed bedroom should encourage you to unwind and unplug from the chores and activities of the day and enjoy a deep,...

The winning entry for a bird observational tower in Latvia sets a new bar for how these structures can be built.

Inspired by the growing flexibility to work and live anywhere, Airbnb is giving 12 people funds to travel for 10 months.

Don’t be held captive by screens in your own sanctuary.

As bushfires continue to ravage Australia, architects are banding together to provide pro-bono designs for those in need.

Subtly style the area where you watch TV—or any living space—with these clutter-stashing media cabinets, credenzas, and...

Each firm will construct an ADU in your backyard in exchange for a portion of the income you generate by renting it out.

These sleek storage options for drying dishes, cooking utensils, and pantry items like spice jars are immensely helpful when it...

Nimtim Architects reimagines a ’70s residence for a growing family, creating simple, flexible rooms that connect with the garden.

In “Herself,” a single mother builds a home from scratch—and the complete plans are freely available online.

In the past, talk of a kit-built house would sometimes conjure images of a tumble-down, rustic timber cabin.

Take Dry January beyond the 31st of the month with these delicious non-alcoholic sips.

If you thought being productive at home was just another oxymoron, think again.