Sense of Place
Varied ceiling heights and wood trim give an open kitchen-dining-living area a sense of definition and enclosure. Engineered wood flooring adds warm tones.
To cozy up a wide, white transitional space, use it to showcase belongings that matter--like books. An entryway that is sheltered yet visible from the street adds what architect Cass Calder Smith calls "psychological warmth."
Ready for Takeoff: A Roof that's barely sloped sloughs off snow, while cedar soffits play of glass, white lines, and strong forms.
To prove that modernism doesn't have to be cold, this design story looks at four custom homes, located in diverse pockets of the country
The annual idea home co-sponsored by BUILDER and the NAHB celebrates its 30th year with a truly unique approach to luxury living.
Baby boomers are looking to buy homes where they can be connected to community and focus on living.