City Living

In Sheffield, England, a historic housing complex is transformed from a city nuisance into a budding neighborhood.

We chat with the masterful weaver, textile designer, and gardener whose global aesthetic continues to reverberate and influence today’s interiors.

A celestial light installation illuminates the garage door of a recently renovated Toronto house.

Ron Cogan, editor and publisher of Green Car Journal, dispenses buying advice for the latest fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly models.

The landscape architecture firm carves out a vertical garden for a New York City residence and, in the process, creates a nest for its human and avian inhabitants.

As commissions for new furniture and lighting roll in, third-generation designer Brad Ascalon carries on the family tradition.

Los Angeles architect Linda Taalman made a rare visit to Le Corbusier’s fraught masterpiece, the capitol complex of the city of Chandigarh.

As the lines between our public and personal lives become increasingly blurry, designers are helping redefine privacy for the 21st century.

To further explore privacy in the modern world, we present three common problems—from noise to peeping neighbors—and a fleet of products to solve your woes.

With his experimental buildings, the Tokyo-based architect is creating a new breed of hybrid design.

Six stories high, crowned with a pool, and with a direct lineage back to the Bauhaus, a new town house in Tel Aviv manages to both embrace and provide refuge from the teeming...

Architect Isay Weinfeld creates an epic home in São Paulo.

An apartment overlooking the High Line in New York City captures views of a constantly changing urban landscape.

Seeking a stronger connection with his adopted city, Edoardo Allegranti revamps a lilong house in China’s bustling municipality.

Amid the tall grasses and open skies of the Great Plains, forward-thinking urban planning ideas take root in North Dakota.