The cultural renaissance that continues to thrive in New York’s Hudson Valley extends its reach to the Catskills with an eclectic...

Located just 100 miles north of New York City, the Catskills has long been a go-to destination for city dwellers.

Assembled in just two weeks, the idyllic retreat near Woodstock, New York, realizes a couple’s dream of rural living.

A jewel-like home rises on a six-acre site in rural New York.

To create a more intimate setting, a 2,200-square-foot home is comprised of smaller cabin-like spaces.

The design boutique owner shares her and husband Mark Ruffalo’s favorite haunts in the Catskills hamlet of Narrowsburg, New York.

Located two hours north of New York City, this shipping container cabin boasts sustainable design and cozy glamping comforts.

Lured by the siren call of the mountains, these New Yorkers wield hammer and nail to tackle the region’s fixer-uppers.

Built in 1962 as a modern escape for city dwellers, the Woodhouse Lodge in the Catskills is perfect for a weekend upstate.

Black cedar siding gives way to bright interiors in the idyllic Highland Bungalow.

The husband-and-wife duo use their home as both a weekend getaway and laboratory for their business.

New York City–based couple Danielle and Ely Franko share the renovation budget for the Hunter Greenhouse, a 1971 Catskills home...

The light box also features well-placed windows that keep temperatures in check and views unobstructed.

Designer and developer Anthony Carrino transformed a 1960s stone farmhouse in upstate New York into idyllic indoor/outdoor living.

Unexpectedly facing the renovation alone, a Brooklyn-based DIYer rallies the help of her friends to transform a dated home.

Azin Valy of I-Beam Design turns a 1965 fixer-upper in White Lake, New York, into a rural retreat for her and her husband.

Christi Johnson might be best known for stylishly embroidering vintage garments.

This luminous home branches out like a forked stick—and it comes with 33 acres of pristine mountain wilderness.

Undeterred by the pandemic—and with their one-year-old daughter in tow—Danielle and Ely Franko spend seven months overhauling a...

New York's growing epicenter for design inspiration is less Meatpacking District or even Williamsburg as of late.

A pair of eco-minded architects build a house on a platform in the Catskills watershed.

Built just a few years ago, the getaway has 30-foot ceilings, 10 acres of land, and comes fully furnished.

This striking, 1,800-square-foot cabin in the Catskills is a study in contrast.

Living out of a DIY shed helped a couple map out a residence that perches on bluestone shale for tree and pond views.

The getaway is crafted from copper, wood, and stone—and comes with a hinoki soaking tub and 46 acres of woodlands.

Douglas Romines springs for triple-pane windows, wood fiber insulation, and solar power to build an efficient Hudson Valley home...

Dwell held a contest to find the next must-visit listing on Airbnb, and this is it—introducing the Hudson Lookout.

Set on 41 acres in upstate New York, this culinary farmstead features a greenhouse dining room and a “MasterChef”-worthy kitchen.

The ’70s building set them up for success in creating a rustic-chic home on five acres in the country.

The modern country escape a New York City couple builds in the Catskill Mountains quickly becomes home base

Despite their humble origins, these converted barns are anything but ordinary.

From converted barns to modern cabins, each offers a different take on a scenic country escape.

Long before a 3,500-square-foot home stood on this secluded 12-acre site, this land was just a favorite campsite for two New...

Contemporary, chic, and oh-so cozy—these rustic cabin makeovers are oozing with design inspiration.

Dubbed Mossy Hill, the two-bedroom home sits on five wooded acres and comes with a detached studio and outdoor kitchen.

After discovering a rough-and-tumble 1959 getaway, Drew Stuart sets about polishing it up with period-appropriate fixtures and...