A baby's arrival is cause for celebration—and for many, it's also a time to confront limited living space.

Two tech professionals living in an early 1970s Eichler home in Silicon Valley desired a more open space for their young kids to...

Creating a children’s space that won’t be instantly outgrown is all about finding the fun in functionality.

With sensitivity to local building typologies, fresh construction finds a place in Amsterdam.

On Bainbridge Island, off the Washington coast, Charlie Hellstern Interior Design and The Miller Hull Partnership create the...

By removing walls, inserting new windows, and using a lighter color palette, Mowery Marsh Architects give this historic home a...

An inspired, if poorly constructed, Los Angeles home gets a proper retrofit that preserves its many idiosyncrasies.

Playing into the space’s raw, industrial character, Studio Karhard creates a loftlike dwelling with bohemian flair.

A Belgian couple abide by strict preservation rules to breathe new life into an International Style villa by architect Lucien...

Type rehabs a rundown stone structure into an elegant dwelling—and then sets about rewilding its site in the English countryside.

In South Miami, a thoughtful revamp and extension embraces the outdoors on an intimate scale.

In a nature preserve, two creative directors design a colorful country home.

Amanda Gunawan of OWIU Design turns a cookie-cutter space into an Asian-inflected haven with an industrial edge.

Designed by a little-known architect in 1949, the now streamlined home honors its original bones.

In Antwerp, Belgium, a historic flat is transformed into a bright and airy, dreamy oasis.

The glass-fronted, 1960s gem acts as a display case for her eponymous label, vibrant artworks, and modernist furniture.

Timmins + Whyte carves out a sun-soaked haven in a heritage-listed Melbourne home.

With its modernist, ’60s flair preserved, the coastal family home now features flowing living spaces that combine bespoke...

We asked five households that recently switched Los Angeles neighborhoods what they had in mind when picking a new place to live.

Will Gamble Architects revives a crumbling, 17th-century structure with a svelte addition of steel, brick, and glass.

Architect Mat Barnes transforms his Edwardian home into a postmodern playground of pattern and color.

A derelict courtyard residence gets revitalized with a sinuous, glass-walled pathway.

Designer Jonathan Tuckey reconfigures a stone-and-timber structure for contemporary living.

Sliding glass doors and new landscaping fulfill a family's outdoor needs.

This warehouse conversion by Ian Moore Architects also features an equine genetics laboratory and an enormous garage filled with...