Design - Page 5 of 242

This house west of downtown Austin, Texas, has floor-to-ceiling glass with no window treatments but uses the topography as a privacy screen.

A low-carbon, all-electric accessory dwelling unit demonstrates the benefits of small-home living.

This historic schoolhouse was transformed into a stunning four-bed, three-bath home with ocean views and a modern open-concept design.

Travis talks with the architect about his thought process for choosing the materials that create a functional and seamless aesthetic for this house.

A large deck with a screened porch below it enables this open-concept, two-level home to take advantage of its setting at the edge of Lake Champlain.

This one-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage on New York's Fishers Island provides panoramic ocean views and a private setting amid woodlands, fields, and ponds.

Thoughtful consideration of location and the natural surroundings goes a long way toward nestling a home into its setting.

Two boxes make up the plan for this modular house: One has the kitchen and common area, while the other includes two bedrooms and two baths.

This Montana homestead is a study in environmental stewardship and sustainable building practices.

A three-bedroom house in a cold climate challenges conventions with SIP wall construction, a unique floor plan, and a flat roof.