Yurts inspire nature-immersed ideas of escaping the trappings of urban living—usually while enjoying cool breezes, icy beverages,...

Traditionally used by nomads in Central Asia, the circular, tent-like yurt has become part of the current zeitgeist, as travelers...

A weekend getaway for a creative couple outside Bratislava is inspired by the nomadic structure.

We spend the night in a spacious, one-of-a-kind yurt that overlooks the Channel Islands and knits together local history and...

For those seeking a hidden locale to set up camp for an idyllic weekend getaway, Green Acres in Elgin, Texas might be the...

Prompted to move for a new job but discouraged by rent prices, Zach Both and Nicole Lopez build an airy yurt with a lofted bed.

El Cosmico, a self-described "bohemian nomadic" hotel in Marfa, Texas, encourages guests to "pause from the modern world."

Lakes of ink have been spilled over a peculiarly American wanderlust, whether it’s our ancestors’ push westward or our current...

Located an hour-and-a-half drive from Manhattan, the three-bedroom property sits on 37 acres with access to the Appalachian Trail.

If you like the cozy, low-maintenance joy of small space living, then you’ll probably find eco pods very appealing.

While we might prefer to avoid the awkward sounding neologism "glamping," there's no doubt that this modern trend of retiring to...

...and wake up, every so often, to a project that fulfills the potential of mass-produced housing.

Originally crafted as a Sears kit home, the revamped hideaway comes with lots of outdoor space, a turnkey ADU, and a tiny yurt.

An environmental engineer looks to Deltec Homes to build a round prefab that provides views of a forested Pennsylvania landscape...

After spending six summers living in a yurt in East Hampton, Berg fell in love with the area.

From a redwood retreat to a revamped 1950s Airstream, these tiny homes offer a quiet escape.

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