A sawtooth, plywood-wrapped stair emerging from terra-cotta tile creates a direct route between the two spaces.

A former record store owner loved the windows in her living room, but they needed updating, so Erica Leader of The Northwest Home stepped in to help.

Set in the famed National Historic Landmark District in Detroit, the 2,000-square-foot residence comes recently renovated and fully furnished.

The midcentury renaissance man, whose career was “a flurry of interiors and fabrics, signage and record albums, and architecture,” might not have minded if you judged his book...

Architect Marc Thorpe designed the contemporary home with crisp lines, a large photovoltaic array, and 25-foot-long deck that cantilevers out into the forest.

A liberal think tank wants to capitalize on the simple messaging of “build baby build” by providing money to an often overlooked group in housing shortage debates.

The college sweethearts behind Wanderwood Farm tasked an architect friend with helping them build two rentable, open-air shelters inspired by lean-tos along the Appalachian Trail.

The outdoor zones are staggered between living spaces that match in size and shape.