Duncan Nielsen

The legacy organization has announced plans to turn the midcentury property in Novato into an art and design museum.

Modular furniture maker USM has partnered with Head Golf on a putting green that you’ll actually want to look at.

They invite creatives to stay and work at the 1950s homestead structure, which they restored piece by piece with objects gifted, thrifted, and found.

The Bay Area is finally figuring out what Nordic countries have been doing for years, placing community above data-driven contrast therapy.

With just a few days’ work and materials (mostly) from the local hardware store, my backyard’s newest addition is a real upgrade.

From David Lynch’s puzzling installation to the all-aluminum kitchen you didn’t know you needed, the trade show experience was a dizzying array of what’s new in design.

Ernesto Kut Gomez restored its 1800s brick buildings and added new ones to create a sanctuary.

Riley Haakon and Caroline Burke experimented with wood finishes and an open layout to turn the trailer into a home-on-wheels.

Primarily a tea house, Micah Spear’s overlander is equipped with robust solar, an induction cooktop, and speakers by friend Devon Turnbull, known for his coveted hi-fi systems.

Anne Dereaux designs furniture that is as transportive and meaningful as good music.

Los Angeles startup Find Sanctuary’s nature retreat promises mind-clearing benefits. So I went to find out what it could do for my mental health—and my bottom line.

The wealthy have a habit of creating an unwelcome atmosphere on sandy stretches abutting their properties. The problem is that everyone is actually still invited.

“People who come to visit that have known me for years think I designed it.”

Firms participating in the city’s Come Home Initiative, an effort to encourage much-needed development, are sharing these concepts and more with the contest’s judges this week in downtown Chicago.

No floor-to-ceiling windows or infinity pools here. These “dream homes”—table-top models and renders from a new exhibition—are far-fetched fantasies from another dimension.

Prefab builder Jupe just launched The Portal, a space-age bathroom meant to outshine its function-first predecessors.

The Chilean architect has donated an epic concrete residence to Sorteos Tec Tradicional, an annual lottery that funds scholarships for students in Mexico.

Shannon Maldonado, the founder of Philly shop Yowie, tells all about the TV show she’s pitching to inspire your next big idea.

The Danish firm partnered with footwear brand Koio to create a minimal shoe with maximum design clout.

For Ally Walsh and Casey Wojtalewicz, any good coffee routine requires intention—and so does decorating a new space.