Wood-covered interiors meet concrete floors, masonry blocks, and exposed fittings for a rough-and-ready residence. |
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Perched on the edge of a windswept bluff, the cozy getaway by Stanaćev Granados has walls of glass, a concealed suite of bunk beds, and a roof planted with succulents. |
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At a 1970s flat, architect Ana Sawaia knocked down interior walls for a more open plan and infused it with light, soft colors, and budget-friendly finishes. |
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation is partnering with design firm Sasaki to audit the national historic landmark’s sustainability practices. |
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Vibrant colors and textures keep this small space in New York City feeling lively and inviting. |
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Dating back to 1952, the Rancho Santa Fe home has nearly 5,000 square feet of living space, original stonework, and a pool with valley views. |
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David McGillivray and Rebecca Zhou share what’s inside their midcentury modern farmhouse—and store. |
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