The idea of relaxing poolside or jumping in for a quick dip is pretty enticing—especially if the body of water is accompanied by...

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

A couple renovate a 1930s bungalow in Berkeley, California, adding 500 square feet and plenty of natural light.

Bright turquoise doors lead to the sun-filled atrium of this midcentury stunner.

Dark and structurally unsound, a narrow, three-story home needed to be brightened up.

Oakland’s Sequoyah Hills neighborhood holds the city’s only Eichler tract—and it’s one of the smallest in the Bay Area.

Mariana de Delás revitalizes an old stone hut, devising a portable “solar wheelbarrow” to recharge its batteries.

Lookofsky Architecture has revived a 1920s apartment with egg yolk-yellow accents and a series of multifunctional, storage walls.

In Melrose Hill, a renovated 1918 bungalow and a 2015 residence allow buyers to get strategic with space.

The limited-edition color, Pollen, launches today in celebration of August, sunflower fields, and pure joy.

The renovation of a century-old home in Valencia put DG Estudio to the test—and the firm passed with flying colors.

Nook Architects reimagines a drab, partitioned apartment by downplaying the bedrooms and focusing on bright, connected spaces.

Addison Schierbeek Architects modeled the new layout around the homeowner’s favorite element of the property, a Chinese flame...

Bay Area makers and entrepreneurs Jimmy Brower and Damien Merino fill their desert-inspired home with work by local artists to...

Celebrity design duo the Novogratz give a 1930s residence a new lease on life with an expanded layout, warm, minimalist...

From the front door to the backyard, Abbie Naber left no space behind in the dramatic overhaul of her derelict midcentury in...