An iconic 19th-century building welcomes a new form of entertainment as it gets converted into a stylish 58-room boutique hotel.

A former bodega becomes a loft-like residence that honors its commercial past.

The home that legendary Danish architect and designer Finn Juhl designed for himself in 1942 remains unchanged since his death...

Playing into the space’s raw, industrial character, Studio Karhard creates a loftlike dwelling with bohemian flair.

Textile designer Milla Novo and her husband move into a converted monastery, uncovering religious frescoes in the renovation...

Alicia Hylton-Daniel went back to school for interior design and is on a quest to enhance neighborhoods rather than to maximize...

Architect Emily Jagoda revives a 1960 residence in Woodside, California, with playful elements geared toward the kids and adults...

Infused with traditional materials and aesthetics, this open-plan home in Japan strengthens the bond a young family has to nature...

A globetrotting couple rebuild a Katrina-damaged residence by a famous midcentury New Orleans firm—on the very street where one...

Splinter Society Architecture designs a versatile home that is full of high drama—from a sweeping roofline to light-reflecting...

A contemporary interpretation of a traditional Irish cottage, a couple’s second home celebrates their shared heritage and the...

A new generation of pantry gardens takes local produce to the next level—but do they have a future in every kitchen?

A couple transform their backyard into a botanical children’s playland and an ideal entertaining spot.

Thanks to their savvy with salvaged materials and knack for bartering, Nathalie and Greg Kupfer constructed the micro-cabin for...

A sidelong nod to the midcentury box gives a Virginia residence with a striking wall of windows its name.

In designing for themselves in Phoenix, Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel explore architecture as a living, breathing,...

Snøhetta puts a contemporary twist on the traditional Norwegian ski cabin.

Designed by a little-known architect in 1949, the now streamlined home honors its original bones.

Joshua Skirtich’s pegboard wall and pulley-system closet serve as clutter control in his Bushwick live/work space.

New Zealand architect Davor Popadich invoked nautical sheds in his unconventional design for his family’s home on Auckland’s...