With a rich material palette of glass, wood, and concrete, Cedar Creek Residence feels of a piece with its natural environment.

Moat’s Corner pays homage to its setting on Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula with plants that were cultivated for 70 years.

Buenos Aires-based Estudio Ramos designs a concrete, wood, and iron stable that houses 44 prized horses and melds with the...

Hidden from the dense oceanfront in Malibu, California, this restoration by Brininstool + Lynch promises solitude and garden...

This low-slung midcentury home integrates into its forested surroundings in the Pacific Northwest.

Sunken in the earth and topped with native grass, this low-slung concrete home lets the landscape rule.

Two designers restore a low-slung midcentury gem in Napa, California, by an unsung Bay Area modernist.

A brief scan of design items worth grabbing, including a vintage Norwegian lounge chair and a tubular 1960s kitchen table.

California indoor/outdoor living can be yours in this lovely, Anshen & Allen-designed Eichler.

Nestled along the banks of rivers throughout the United States, these modern homes take full advantage of their locations in...

The Borrego Springs home quite literally built for entertaining references Le Corbusier and Luis Barragán in a low-slung love...

Love it or hate it, the distinctive silhouette of Ligne Roset’s most enduring sofa model celebrates 40 years of booming business.

These rooftops, courtyards, patios, and gardens are a breath of fresh air.

The Richard and Helen Arens House is one of the best surviving examples of the Mutual Housing Association’s postwar experiment.

A compelling book details how John S. Chase impacted modernism through the low-slung Houston home he designed for his family with...