The colorful steel-clad cabin evokes the owner’s happy memories of holidays spent in a converted railroad boxcar.

Behold some of the most magnificent homes perched in the western United States.

Sensitive siting and a green roof keep this house in dialogue with its resplendent natural surroundings.

Drew Mandel Architects gives a crumbling brick home in one of Toronto’s oldest neighborhoods a major glow-up.

The Scandinavian-inspired design by Manta North is tucked neatly between an extinct volcano and the Atlantic, where exceptional...

It’s clear: glass homes equal unparalleled views.

On the market for just under $1,000,000, this classic midcentury home was designed by architect Harry Nakahara in 1953.

The best renovations restore homes without sacrificing their original essence.

An owner/builder remodels a unique 1970s home while prioritizing ocean views and natural materials.

Designed with minimal maintenance in mind, these coastal summer cabins are totally self-sufficient.

The woodsy retreat by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson has a cantilevered deck that captures panoramic views.

Despite being set in concrete, an idyllic modular retreat is built to go with the flow.

The V-shaped lakefront retreat strikes a balance between privacy and welcoming a houseful of guests.

A family builds a hilltop home with a provincial park for its neighbor.

The light-filled Impluvium Refuge embraces its remote setting in Southern Chile.

What's better than one hundred photos of cabins? One hundred and one photos of cabins.

Perched high above the city, John Maniscalco’s Tank Hill Residence celebrates the dual experience of engaging with, as well as...