A “tree house” of clean lines, ample glass, and thoughtful ingenuity lets a Washington, DC–area family and a stream of weekend...

Los Angeles-based Project M Plus turns a dilapidated liquor store into a European-inspired retail space that caters to a wide...

The Japanese architect—and winner of the 2014 Pritzker Prize—is working with Muji on a new endeavor: using furniture as a module...

In Boucherville, Quebec, Blouin Tardif Architecture-Environnement designs a single-family house that opens onto a veranda.

When a family couldn’t part with a traditional Edwardian, their architect introduced a world of design inspiration instead.

The beautiful charred look of shou sugi ban—or more accurately, yakisugi—gives these homes from around the world a striking...

A teardown renovation in Cambridge, Massachusetts, comes with a mandate for maximum efficiency.

Bigger isn’t always better—this lakeside cottage has a low-lying form that disappears into the surrounding landscape.

Casa Mat by Argentinian firm Mutar favors experimentation over traditional domestic boundaries.

Strategic additions and generous skylights create open, luminous living spaces in this 1953 gem.

This prefabricated home in France was built to embrace the neighborhood.

A clever design team recasts a cramped home as an open, contemporary residence.

Squire & Partners renovate a 66,000-square-foot building by embracing its storied history and modernizing its spaces in...

Co-owners Lucas Madani and Marine Gabily transform a series of dilapidated buildings into an idyllic rental decked out with...

Working together with InForm Design, an interior designer and her husband build a comfortable, contemporary home flooded with...

Cantilevered high above a steep, rocky site, this young family's “Tree House” fully embraces the Australian landscape.

A challenging site prompts studioplusthree to get creative to bring light, views, and improved energy efficiency to this...

Architect Elizabeth Herrmann designs a modern farmhouse for a family looking to flee steamy summers in Texas and connect with...

Inspired by Japanese ryokans and American coastal communities of the ’70s, an architect’s tranquil retreat embraces the wild.

A Chicago-based firm known for preserving cultural landmarks builds a refined weekend home on Lake Michigan’s southern shore.

A simple floor plan emphasizes the rugged materiality of this elongated, cabin-style home in Valle de Bravo.

Once a homestead cabin with no bedroom or bath, this revamped retreat now has all the essentials—plus a whole lot of charm.

A real estate broker and creative director couple lead a Herculean effort to revive the former residence of Skidmore, Owings &...

The ancient Japanese technique of shou sugi ban was traditionally used to protect wood by charring it and leaving behind a thick...

Stepping into the holiday home of interior designer Denise Portmans is like visiting her Los Angeles design shop—a revelation in...