Cedar, reclaimed ipe, and Corten steel combine in a multigenerational home designed to gracefully age in place.

A distinctive wooden pattern lines the walls, floors, and ceilings of this compact home in Japan.

Designed with Floridian sensibilities, this bright loft gives an otherwise industrial space some warmth.

The geometric vacation home designed by Lisbon-based Bak Gordon Arquitectos incorporates local materials like lime mortar and...

Caleb Johnson Studio combined materials recovered from a vintage farmstead, as well as a midcentury modern teardown, to create...

Nestled in a rural hamlet in Virginia, this new farmhouse embraces its idyllic surroundings in a tight-knit community.

The home’s trio of streamlined gables shows off its crisp wood finishes.

The Pit House in Japan has smooth, rounded walls and a subterranean kitchen and living area.

These compact dwellings melt into their surroundings with muted black exteriors.

SimpliSafe’s exceptionally designed home security system is both powerful and beautiful, safeguarding every corner of the house...

The Noorens fell in love with San Diego and the surrounding area during a surf vacation several years ago, and made it their...

With an unusual roof and a ground floor open to the outside, a barn-like house stretches out amidst rolling fields.

North of Rio de Janeiro, a holiday home blends into the terrain with reddish concrete walls pigmented to match the native soil.

Effortlessly blending into their surroundings, these modern homes pay homage to Mother Nature.

After an unexpected disaster, a homeowner takes a rebuild into his own hands (literally).

The RACV tiny home showcases how to live efficiently, sustainably, and stylishly in just over 200 square feet.

In coastal New England, an artist turns a wooded property into a haven for creating and living.

Surrounded by an apple orchard, an evergreen grove, and gardens originally tended by the owners’ parents, Sheffield Residence...

Desai Chia Architecture draws upon rural architecture to create an austere retreat that frames spectacular vistas.

It can take as little as two weeks to build one.

A hillside Virginia home located on a notch between two ridges is fun for the whole family.

These resilient, rammed earth homes show the soil’s true stripes.

Passive solar principles, indoor/outdoor living, and a “forever home” mindset are combined in this elegant, art-filled property...

This all-white LEED Gold home is undoubtedly modern, but takes cues from the historic precedent of the longhouse to bring the...

In the Australian bush, a sculptor and an architect collaborate on a house built to withstand fire.

Conceived as an extension of the Arizona landscape, this eco-friendly, modern house approaches near net-zero energy consumption.

This LEED Gold-certified home captures the genius locus of a rocky plot in Québec.

Tidal Arc House by Woods Bagot mirrors the undulations of the tide and landscape with its arched concrete form.

Tucked in the woods of Kennebunkport, the solar-powered residence has a rustic, handcrafted feel.

Two contrasting facades on this concrete abode in Querétaro City embrace the outdoors without compromising privacy.

Architects Javier Sánchez and Carlos Mar created a home with three volumes in Valle de Bravo using board-formed concrete walls...

A single day is all it took to install this modular home on a working farm near Orange, New South Wales.

The ombré hues of this earthen ranch house are taken directly from Texas Hill Country.

Casa da Volta reimagines what a rural retreat can be, with its rustic yet luxurious materiality and tranquil courtyard.

Western Red Cedar and exposed concrete meld together in a nature-inspired retreat knitted into a challenging hillside.

This 600-square-foot retreat, designed for an Austin couple, is located deep within a 30,000-acre ranch in West Texas.