Sarah Buder

To counteract the dreariness of winter in the city, I squeezed in a stay at Eastwind Oliverea Valley, a boutique hotel that touts a “Scandinavian notion of camping without sacrificing comforts.”

The artist’s stripped-down metal and wood furniture is influenced by the manufacturing industries of his hometown, London.

From imperfect mirrors to sculptural tables, Clara Jorisch's work feels fresh, and even unfamiliar.

An increasing number of first-time homebuyers are pooling their finances to purchase property outside of the traditional nuclear framework. But how do these “co-buying” setups actually function?

In 2022, some of the most memorable houses we saw on non-scripted television were also the most, dare we say it, normal?

King Charles III’s public criticisms of British modernism have had real, negative impacts on U.K. building projects. So what does his ascension to the throne mean for British architecture?

Memphis-inspired interiors, subterranean homes, and new design solutions for pressing global issues are all featured in these recently released architecture and design hardcovers.

The authors of a new photography book, “The Tenants,” which portrays the remaining residents of prefab panel blocks, explain why the austere housing estates are postwar relics worth preservation.

Concrete, wood, and corrugated steel clad the Roger Hummel–designed residence with full-height windows that overlook the expansive woodland lot.

Curvilinear concrete walls, slanted skylights, and a two-story oval fireplace are just some of the highlights.