Through the Lens - Page 19 of 72

Compact Cabin Kitchen
A log cabin in Virginia, built around 1828, offers an interesting photographic challenge.
Bathroom Design: Using All of the Available Space
It is not always easy to optimize small spaces into usable living areas.
Viewing a House from a Distance …
It's important to see the environment where a house is sited.
A Family Cabin Filled With Memories
This children's room offers just the right combination of comfortable modernity and original nostalgia.
A Kitchen Addition
This addition to a 1920’s row house offers a balance between old and new.
A Cruck-Framed Cottage
This medieval timber-framing technique uses a curved tree, sliced in half, and placed in organic shapes to make a framework for the building.
Gathering Around the Fireplace
This west-facing living room offers beautiful sunset views over mountain peaks.
A Historic House Worthy of Reflection
The historical, beautiful, formal exterior features hip roof, four chimneys, clapboards, and symmetrical fenestration.
Architectural Detail Echoed in Kitchen Counter Design
Builders (and photographers) tend to find inspiration even where it is not obvious.
10 Inspiring Kitchens and Cabinets
When real-life use informs beautiful design, the synthesis works for a range of styles and materials.

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