
Peek Inside This New Brunswick Home, Where Cottage and Cabin Collide
Hilltop Cottage is the answer.

Hilltop Cottage is the answer.

It was out with partitions and in with straight lines: for the pink kitchen, bathroom tile with yellow grout, terrazzo flooring, and bedroom furniture with seafoam-green trim.

A pocket door, fold-down bed, and pop-out desk built into one wall make it the most versatile space in the apartment.

Casa Copycha by Anonimous in Mexico.

EYRC Architects combine yakisugi siding and concrete blocks to create a dramatic residence on a hillside overlooking the Silver Lake Reservoir.

A new Los Angeles show explores the.

Charred cedar gives Milo House its bark-like exterior.

London studio Hayhurst and Co has reorganised Hampstead Town House around a triple-height void, transforming the interior of the 30-square-metre home while retaining its distinctive 1970s.

The Aman New York just revealed four sprawling new.

‘I’m excited by rooms that continue to evolve; it’s part of the fun,’ she adds of this London apartment full of midcentury treasures.

Small, stacked spaces are now more open to one another with a reworked central staircase and a series of skylights.

WOWOWA Architecture turned an upstairs storage area into a study with a view of the signature feature.

The strong architectural framework leaves spaces open to different uses House of Wall Forest combines a strong timber framework with adaptable spaces.

Cosy nooks and a study are among the spaces designed for reading at House of Shadows, an Indian home by Cadence Architects.

Explore this Medellín apartment by architecture studio OA+, a design which reimagines a space below ground into a tailor-made contemporary home full of drama.

Precita House, a new San Francisco home by Ryan Leidner, combines cocooning and a desert building sensibility; we take the tour.

For years, this classic stone home in Toronto’s historic Lawrence Park neighborhood revolved around the rhythms of family life.

Office S&M went all in on the lightweight material for its sustainable—and quirky—qualities.

Hill House even has a soccer pitch, a pickleball court, and small pockets for moments of solitude.

Shells, spirals, and twisted rope bring structure to objects designed for the table.

The prefab structure in Paredes, Portugal, is stitched together at the edges to form a long, offset plan.

An interior courtyard makes the residence feel exceptionally airy.

A landmark hotel returns with expressive interiors, panoramic views and a playful sense of place.

Explore Three Rivers Passive House by Gbolade Design Studio, a sustainable, CLT-framed home in a suburban Hertfordshire valley.

The street facade, showing the staircase prominently placed by a corner window The entrance lobby with the Great Room leading off to the right.

Lang Architecture’s latest project, an apartment in New York City’s East Village, began as two separate units inside a 1930s Art Deco building.

It sits within a light well and contours a built-in on the ground floor.

Architect David Gonzalez Rojas designed it after the nearby Southwest Museum’s signature tower, which he visited as a kid.

As the British brand opens its new townhouse showroom on Clerkenwell Green, founder Sheridan Coakley explains why it was time for a change.

ECLÉDE’s LEED platinum boomerang athens residence unifies climate-responsive design, smart automation, and tactile craft.

Luca Guadagnino and Stefano Baisi create a blockbuster collection for Zara Home, including a sofa that.

Turkel Design’s Veil House pairs a sliding wood facade, expansive glazing, and precision prefabrication to create a serene retreat shaped by its coastal surroundings.

This single-storey Brazilian house by Solange Calio envelops landscaped gardens, pools and ponds.

On the eastern tip of new york's long island, nearly 200 homes popped up that welcomed summer travelers and adventurous investors.

New York’s historic Gramercy Park neighborhood may be known for its private park, but inside one nearby apartment, openness and sunlight were in short supply.

Kitsilano House by Scott and Scott Architects is designed to be a family heirloom that weathers gracefully with time.

IKEA installs tiny houses across global cities, revealing how simple layout adjustments accommodate character lived-in within homes.

The three-level plan is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling panes, immersing the interiors in the trees.

A deep roofline, timber structure, and perimeter wall create privacy within.

The new double-height entry reimagines an original curving stair that had been lost to a prior renovation.