The popular myth claims that cats have nine lives—well, what about a well-worn plank of wood?

Built in 1979, the house is only reachable via a 200-foot-long trail through verdant greenery.

TRIAS Studio follows a “less but better” mindset for a couple seeking to downsize to a modest and eco-friendly home.

A modern cabin designed by Les Eerkes incorporates freecycled materials and makes a minimal impact on the surrounding forest.

Wood in general is a beautiful, evocative natural material, and when it's saved from a landfill and reused, it has even more...

A midcentury post-and-beam by architect Calvin Straub is brought back to its original intent.

Looking for a taste of the rustic life? This 96.8-square-foot tiny studio in Denmark is ready for a new owner.

Built in 1971, this well-maintained home features expansive windows, ample outdoor space, and tasteful updates suited for the...

Built in 1967, architect Edward Avedisian’s home in Fresno, California, is a masterclass in form and function.

Tucked out of sight, the three-bedroom retreat is surrounded by a mahogany-planked forecourt and sweeping canyon views.

A family’s sunny spirit defines a radiant extension with bold design choices.

Smart storage tactics are combined with a U-shaped sofa to maximize space in this delightful tiny home.

The MacArthur fellow and cofounder of the Sweet Water Foundation speaks about “regenerative design” and reclaiming the community.

Thomas Takahashi’s family residence in Silver Lake boasts time-capsule features and a pottery studio.