Vibrant colors and textures keep this small space in New York City feeling lively and inviting.

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

True to the Craftsman archetype, the 1920s house offers a charming front porch and an interior full of well-maintained wood...

The 7,617-square-foot home in Barrington Hills, Illinois, sits on a 5.3-acre lot complete with a large pool and kidney...

The building was originally designed in the ’50s as four interlocking flats for celebrity TV host Roy Maypole.

The Mayan Revival–style residence is clad in ornamental concrete textile blocks cast in sand from the nearby Chevy Chase Canyon.

A modest expansion is a major improvement for a Victorian “half-house” in London.

Open shelving sings in Studio Becker Xu’s vibrant renovation of a 19th-century coach house for a couple with pieces from all...

At under 100 square feet, the 8' x 12' Site Shack includes just the essentials: a wood-burning stove, a desk, and storage.

You’ve decided to join the shipping container revolution.

This woodsy retreat’s island site in British Columbia meant working with mostly local builders and materials.

Customize your fireplace or mantel with these modern designs that combine style and utility.

Create a peaceful ambiance in your bedroom with these exemplary ceiling lighting designs.

Ranging from 52.5 to 330 square feet per person, these micro dwellings show that good things do come in small packages.

These initiatives on state ballots will decide questions about rent control, property tax, and urban development.

With her latest exhibition at SFMOMA, the MIT professor, artist, and architect sends a dire (but hopeful) message: In order to...

A homebuilder transforms a 53-foot shipping container into an island getaway.

Set on a 53-acre lot, the property comes with a 6,000-square-foot gym and one of the largest private waterparks in the U.S.

Designed by Robert Klemmedson, the $2.78M East Bay home comes with vaulted ceilings, walls of glass, and decks for days.

Take a walk in the woods, hop in the pool, or drive 10 minutes to town—this Bend residence offers the best of all worlds.

Built atop a boulder and surrounded by forest, the 1960s home would do Don Draper proud.

Located an hour from Manhattan, the Ogawa & Depardon–designed house spans 8,000 square feet and comes with an array of smart-tech...

Konga’s $53K prefabs put nature first with non-toxic finishes and large windows that capture the setting wherever you set them.

A rough-hewn A-frame in a snowscape or a tiny log shack by a lake—why off-grid, simple living has long captured the American...

In the highly contested 53 West 53rd Street site in Manhattan, Axis Mundi has revealed an alternatively 'diverse' design for the...

Architect Scott Specht devised an 1,100-square-foot residence with views of interior courtyards instead of ones of an adjacent...

A pool, gym, spa, dry sauna, and wet steam hammam are just a few of the amenities in this expansive home.

A brief scan of design items worth grabbing, including an aluminum cabinet inspired by junk pile scraps and an industrial outdoor...

A cornerstone of Portland, Oregon’s plan to eradicate homelessness, the Bud Clark Commons supportive housing project proves that...

A blacksmith strikes a path that’s more modern than medieval.

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Marrying efficient construction with warm, contemporary touches, this full-house remodel shows how delightful resilient design...

Studio Hoka honors a historic building with a design that melds the practical and the artistic.

A small apartment renovation in Orgues de Flandre—a brutalist ’70s development built as social housing—includes a kitchen-focused...

Color and vintage furnishings make this 1977 gem “feel like a hug.”