Modernist home

Because the residence sits on a half-acre waterfront lot in West Vancouver and is not protected, it is a prime target for redevelopment unless a buyer who appreciates its architectural and heritage value can be found.

After 20 years, Grace Dlabik has found an accessible home suitable for her family. See inside the modernist paradise in Donvale, Melbourne.

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@loadermonteith embarked on the meticulous restoration of High Sunderland, a 1957 modernist landmark nestled in the Scottish Borders. Originally designed by architect Peter Womersley for renowned textile designers Bernat and Margaret Klein, the home had suffered weather and fire damage in 2017, prompting the need for a sensitive and complex restoration. Click to see more.

The superstar couple worked with AD100 designer Kelly Behun to craft their literal “Dreamland”

“A breathtaking sweeping entry comprised of curved aggregate concrete, copper-accented balustrade and slanted skylights creates a complex, emotional realization of the experience of Wright’s uncommon design.” Photo 5 of 21 in A Standout Home by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Grandson Lists for $2.9M in La...

Architect Celeste Robbins updates a modernist gem into a “home full of soul.”

His sensitivity to restoring the home’s special details is mirrored in the intuitive way he has designed its interior, populating it with chairs by

Garden designer Richard Unsworth shares ‘Trincomalee’ – his magical 1896 waterfront home in northern Sydney, accessible only by boat.

Interior designer Charlie Ferrer collaborated with his longtime friend to turn a 1960s Brazilian property into a homage to heritage and a hub for Latin American art