Mary Jo Bowling

In LA’s backyard, the desert is anything but desolate

Here, the ’60s, ‘70s, and ’80s mix and mingle.

In a tough housing market, an interior designer makes a 500-square-foot space work for her family

“I have to laugh when stylists and designers talk about a single pop of color.”

The architect saw the unique site as an opportunity.

Two artists revive a piece of old New York.

“I can still picture her with that drum sander. Who else would do this with me?”

This Sacramento midcentury gem had fabulous bones, which were updated and polished for how people live today.

John Sorensen-Jolink uses a sense of movement to create a Brooklyn home.

If anything could be considered a midcentury modern miracle, this is it.

A modern architecture lover taps Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects to build her dream house in Dallas.

A memory of a vintage Texas ranch house inspires a modern home.

Architect Michael Morrow of Kinneymorrow Architecture redesigns a classic adobe house in Marfa, Texas.

Inspired by an early-20th-century raconteur, bicoastal interior designer Tim Campbell makes a home on the Lower East Side.

No matter how you slice it, the Thanksgiving season means focusing on the kitchen and dining room. So here, we serve up some of the best for you.

There’s no task too big or too small for landscaping firm Bionic, which specializes in projects that are juicy, brainy, and—in some cases—seemingly impossible.

New York City residents find peace upstate in an historic farmhouse

Conventional wisdom cautions against working with relatives—let alone someone you’re dating. But for this couple, conventional wisdom didn’t apply.

A designer and her husband make their first home together in San Francisco.

A midcentury modern-loving couple finds their dream house where they least expect it.