Make It Work: Upgrade Your Home Office

We asked an expert jury and our audience to choose the best projects of the year.

Bercy Chen Studio calls on Mediterranean and Islamic design to break up the starkness of an Austin home.

Designers from Google, Nike, Logitech, and more weigh in on how we can create inclusive and healthy spaces for ourselves.

We’ve gathered an assortment of work-from-home items that are as attractive as they are functional.

The designer is out to establish a new vernacular—one that “elevates, not denigrates,” Black identity within the built environment.

Is 2021 the year we give up on gadgetry and embrace a more elegant home intelligence?

Alicia Hylton-Daniel went back to school for interior design and is on a quest to enhance neighborhoods rather than to maximize profits.

The revived 147-year-old structure features a new cedar-and-glass dining pavilion that cantilevers off the end.

No Architecture designs a weekend house with an octagonal courtyard and interconnected spaces that bring a family together during the pandemic.

Clad in 272 prefabricated panels of cross-laminated timber, the Meteorite by Ateljé Sotamaa uses air gaps to keep the interior warm.

A couple enlist their architect parents to build a wonderfully eclectic house, taking on the challenges of a precipitous site and limited budget.

The sharply angled structure rises at a 12-degree slope that perfectly suits its mountainous backdrop, even though the design was intended for a client across the Pacific.

Warren Techentin Architecture turns a wonky Los Angeles house with backyard bungalows into the perfect place for the creative owners to raise a family.

M Gooden Design creates a striking guesthouse next to a historic 20th-century home in Denton.

In Stone Age tools, architect Craig Dykers sees a bridge from humanity’s ancient past to our high-tech present.