Before & After: How a Couple Made Their 700-Square-Foot L.A. Cottage Feel Grand
“When I first bought the house, I was single and the amount of space didn’t bother me,” says Jade. “But with two people living here and three pets, it made sense to make improvements.”
From French Polynesia to Paris, These 11 Hotels Around the World Are Getting Accessibility Right
The hotels on this list are as thoughtful about accessibility as they are about design.
This Is Exactly How I Keep My 800-Square-Foot Home Organized Using IKEA (Starting at $12)
Once you have a system, clutter can totally be contained.
Budget Breakdown: They Built a Do-It-All Backyard Shed for $281K
Office of Ordinary Architecture managed to pack an office, a guest room, a bathroom, and ski storage into the 180-square-foot studio.
Before & After: A Milwaukee Rental Where Each Room’s Paint Color Is Bolder Than the Last
A strong case for using coral.
Before & After: Budget Birch Cabinetry Looks Impossibly Luxe in This Detroit Kitchen
Swapping the fridge and range locations vastly improved the flow.
This Big Island Home Was Once Three Houses in One—Now It’s a Study in Restraint
Architect Brandon Jorgensen took on a midcentury house built by three surfer brothers, stripping away ad hoc additions to reshape it around family life.
Before & After: A Clever Nightstand Hack Gave This Guest Bath a Glow-Up
Storage is no longer crammed in the corner.
What Hotels Get Wrong (and Right) About Accessible Design, From Disabled Travelers
Hotels, listen up: ADA compliance alone often falls short—this is how you should be designing for real guests.
Your wardrobe can start all over in the fall.