The DIY Apartment: Architects Planned the Remodel, the Owners Did the Majority of the Work Themselves
“First investment flat, not forever home. Top budget of £30k for all renovations. Willing/capable to do much DIY work ourselves.” […]
Kitchen of the Week: The Sustainable Scottish Extension of a Great British Bake-Off Alum
Most doctors don’t have time to make dinner, let alone compete on The Great British Bake Off and publish cookbooks,
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Kitchen of the Week: A New Heart of the Home for a Young Family in Columbus, Ohio
A few years back, I wrote about the off-the-grid guesthouse that architect Greg Dutton, of Midland Architecture, built on his
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In the Mood for Layers: A Brooklyn Home That Connects East and West
The architecture of 19th-century Shanghai was a study in eclecticism, a blend of traditional Chinese design and Western classical styles
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Color Meets Neutrals: A Stylist’s Reimagined 1850s Brooklyn Brownstone
After a decade of working in fashion, five years of owning a home goods store, and 18 months of running
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Resurrecting a 1908 Worker’s Cottage in the Netherlands: A Young Couple’s Weekend DIY
For a year and a half, Aron de Jong and Irene Bijman devoted every weekend and many week nights, too,
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6 Country Kitchens by Star Remodelers and House Flippers Amanda Pays and Corbin Bernsen
Amanda Pays and Corbin Bernsen say they’ve lost count of the remodeling projects they’ve taken on together. But we’ve clocked
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Indoor-Outdoor Living in Paris: A Windowless Warehouse Converted into a Family Loft, Central Courtyard Included
New meaning for hidden potential: When Marie and Gilles Ballard were searching for bigger quarters in Paris for their family
A Little Bit Elizabethan, a Little Bit Rock ‘n’ Roll: A UK Recording Studio Turned Family Home
Welcome to a building with stories to tell. In the 16th century, the stately structure served as one of Somerset’s
Children’s Furniture Line Oeuf Moves into New Brooklyn Quarters, Passive Retrofit Edition
If you’ve found yourself infatuated with a crib or toddler bed in the last 20 years, chances are they were