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You Can Add a Shower With a Glass Ceiling to These New Tiny Homes
You Can Add a Shower With a Glass Ceiling to These New Tiny Homes
The Cȃpsula collection by Netherlands studio i29 features three black cabins with radically indoor/outdoor options.
By Kenya Foy
Budget Breakdown: An Aussie Architect Builds a Beach House With Million-Dollar Views for $270K
After spending about $247K on land, Matt Goodman saved on square footage and splurged on glazing to build a minimalist getaway on stilts that feels like it’s floating.
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The sprawling retreat is perched high on a ridge overlooking the Pacific Ocean, and it comes with a guesthouse and an infinity pool.
A Framework of Orange and Green Steel Reorganizes a Madrid Home for a Family of Four
The metal is fixed with translucent panels that make the 860-square-foot plan feel more open.
How a Former NFL Player Made This Beloved ’60s Shelving System Even More Modular
Post-gridiron, Kevin Jones took an internship with USM. Now he’s given the company’s famous Haller pieces what might be their most radical update yet.
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Drawing inspiration from Sea Ranch and their passion for the natural world, Leona and Rudolph Mattoni crafted a Beverly Hills home with soaring windows, plentiful patios, and...
How They Pulled It Off: A Built-in Tiled Bench That Honors the View
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In Portland, a Dusty-Blue Midcentury With a Spruced-Up Interior Seeks $1.7M
The Pacific Northwest home still has its original fireplace, clerestory windows, and post-and-beam ceiling—plus a slate-gray kitchen, a sunny studio, and a sauna.
This Tiny Scottish Cottage Emphasizes Two Simple Materials
The 409-square-foot Highlands retreat combines clay with locally felled Douglas fir, which was used for everything from structural elements down to kitchen cabinets.

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