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Once considered a goner, an International Style home near Palm Springs is lovingly restored to its postwar prime.

After a major renovation, a midcentury home with some of the best views in Portland, Oregon, takes on a drastically new look.

This family home in British Columbia is the total opposite of a clinical white box.

Steve Jocz and Jessy Moss make the case that their 1960s home is a forgotten William F. Cody design.

The Hollywood actor turns to his unofficial design guru when creating a custom-prefab hideaway in the hills above Los Angeles.

The conversion of a fire station into a studio, stage, and lodging for musicians tracks the rebirth of a New Haven neighborhood.

In fits and bursts, the evolution of the smart home continues.

In Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood, where space is tight and the cost of a home averages close to $1,000 per square foot,...

Placing resiliency first, a fortified beach house rises in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.

An art project simulates the miracle of rain in Missouri.

Robotic furniture sounds less far-fetched when Yves Béhar and the MIT Media Lab are involved.

Ceramicist Ian Anderson is expanding overseas and leveraging the web to make design more democratic—but first, coffee.

Convertible furniture by Stephen Kenn for Victorinox takes inspiration from the acme of efficiency.

During the London Design Festival, Natalia Geci presents a “nomadic” furniture collection that mitigates the hassle of moving.

There’s room for you and everyone you know at this $4.3-million ski house, so consider going in on it with some friends.

Michael Murphy of MASS Design Group delivers an impassioned TED Talk about dignity, healing, and architecture.

A boutique hotel in a mobile camper is ready to hit the road.

A world of craftsmanship is on display at MASS Design Group cofounder Alan Ricks’ home.

In Silicon Valley, an indoor swim spa-and-exercise room offers a soothing escape.

For $12.5 million, it’s kind of a steal.

A Silicon Valley couple call in the firm behind Apple’s most recognized retail locations to design a relaxed retreat.

Morpholio transfers a copybook drawing tool to the touchscreen.

In Northern California, a renovation reimagines a vintage trailer as an off-the-grid mobile home.

Bang & Olufsen, pioneers in making consumer electronics look as good as they perform, unveils two new speakers and a TV.

The Cooke House broke ground two weeks before the legendary architect’s death. Nearly 60 years later, it’s up for sale.

It all started with an email to architecture firm mode:lina titled, “We want the best office in the world!”

A new book takes readers inside the Design Library’s endless collection of prints and textile.

We’re turning inward for inspiration, highlighting superlative users and fresh photos found on our own site.

At the Glass House estate, a restoration takes aim at one of modern master Philip Johnson’s most-beloved sanctuaries.

The world’s largest independent design consultancy steps in to lend a beloved Hamptons bookseller a hand.

A remodel etches life into a freshly built high-rise apartment.

A creative office remodel for a local motion graphics studio.

Alejandro Sticotti wants to make bookshelves and coatracks inexpensively—and for people to watch his team do it.

Three floors of drawers structure an Italian home with a rich history.

Best of all, it’s totally legal.

Its true renaissance started 10 years ago with two new, dedicated owners.