Deco grillwork and eye-popping color make the front door of this Manhattan duplex a...
Not just for Californians anymore, outdoor fireplaces and fire pits are making their...
With an artful and varied use of materials, white kitchens are anything but drab.
Oversized showers may be gaining steam, but if there’s room in the plan, a freestanding...
Playful geometries take this ceiling to new heights.
The great unifier, wood acts as the perfect intermediary between dissimilar exterior...
The strongest design trends of 2011 are direct and smart responses to shifting priorities occasioned by tough economic conditions and anxious times.
A kitchen isn’t just a kitchen anymore.
Sustainability proves its mettle in this year’s kitchen and bath showcase.
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Narrow homes don’t have to feel constrained. These four layouts, none wider than 37 feet, boast open layouts that eliminate barriers in main living spaces for maximum interaction and flow.
At least Nationwide Homes thinks so, as it refocuses its manufacturing on smaller, eco-friendly products that address different buyer needs.
Builders search for new opportunities in areas primed for redevelopment.
The project’s innovative architecture allows the forward-thinking home to fit beautifully into its surroundings.
On the campus of the renowned Lakeshore Foundation, a LEED-Gold retreat nurtures injured vets and their families.
Dubbed "the godfather of green," Jerry Yudelson discusses 10 trends bound for growth in the months ahead.
A house that takes cues from its Old West railroad-town environs is a seamless melding of past and present, with loads of reclaimed materials and green details aplenty.
After several years of value-engineering home designs, builders need to add features that will inspire potential buyers.
When floor area is limited, the difference between cramped and comfortable is in the details.
It's time to welcome the new dining room, an eating space that’s integrated with the kitchen for convenience but large enough to feel special.
Elevation still golden, but the interiors are stale? Consider a plan makeover within the confines of the existing footprint.
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