Located off paved roads, across a river, and up a mountain, Pablo Pérez Palacios’s cabin in the Mexican wilderness has a rooftop terrace designed for entertaining.

Though it’s hardly the first time there’s been talk of a comeback, new sleep-focused consumer trends may be turning the tide.

Sherwood Kypreos revives a 1959 home with verde granite, rich walnut, and a suite of high-performing systems for a homeowner who works in green tech.

This quiet escape, asking \\$2.7M, is a fusion of contemporary architecture and the great outdoors.

The radically open, surprisingly meditative house is covered in gardens from top to bottom.

Three people tell us how they transformed unused space in their communities, and how you can too.

Not just a vacuum or a mop, both are a little more fun now that I have the right single tool for the job.

Two Cottages—Renovated Using Less Than \\$150K—Embrace Living With Kenya’s Wildlife

We Found Inspiration for Furnishing Your Backyard in Our Favorite Summer Movies

A Disused Historic Home in Argentina’s Cowboy Country Becomes a Young Family’s Rural Refuge

Hate That Vacant Lot in Your Neighborhood? Turn It Into Something Great

A Singapore Home Forgoes Air Conditioning (and Windows) to Take Living With Nature to an Extreme

Remote and on-site roles open in Editorial, Sales, and Engineering.

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