Palmer & Krisel-Designed Midcentury Modern ‘Test Case’ Is Listed in L.A.

Palmer & Krisel-Designed Midcentury Modern ‘Test Case’ Is Listed in L.A.

One of the earliest surviving midcentury modern homes designed by acclaimed duo Dan Palmer and William Krisel has hit the market in Los Angeles—offering a rare glimpse into the origins of the... Read more »
From Off-Grid Shacks to Viral Trend

From Off-Grid Shacks to Viral Trend

Tiny homes have become as much a part of the real estate landscape as megamansions and townhomes—offering an affordable alternative to buyers who were seeking to secure their own space, without spending... Read more »
How Earthships Evolved From Radical Recycling Experiment to Off-Grid Luxury

How Earthships Evolved From Radical Recycling Experiment to Off-Grid Luxury

Earthship homes have gone by many names: “Star Wars” houses, hobbit huts, and even tin can shacks. But in recent years they have become better known as being among the more luxurious... Read more »
1757 Georgian Colonial With Presidential Ties Is Restored to Its Original Glory

1757 Georgian Colonial With Presidential Ties Is Restored to Its Original Glory

A $1.45 million house that once held Benjamin Franklin‘s son under Revolutionary War confinement has undergone a dramatic restoration that returned it to its centuriesold origins—while cultivating a unique mix of historical... Read more »
How the Victorian ‘Rebel’ Won Over the U.S.

How the Victorian ‘Rebel’ Won Over the U.S.

While Italianate architecture might not be immediately recognizable to those without a design degree, anyone who has taken a stroll through San Francisco, Cincinnati, or Brooklyn will no doubt be familiar with... Read more »
Will New Orleans’ Iconic Bayou Castle Ever Find a New King?

Will New Orleans’ Iconic Bayou Castle Ever Find a New King?

In a city where colorful architecture and bold design take center stage on almost every street, one property manages to stand out from the crowd: a fairytale-inspired “castle” in New Orleans that... Read more »
Historic Salem Home Sits Next Door to the Town’s Infamous ‘Witch House’

Historic Salem Home Sits Next Door to the Town’s Infamous ‘Witch House’

If you are someone who is bewitched by beautifully restored, centuries-old homes with spellbinding neighbors, a dwelling that has magicked its way onto the market in the historic Massachusetts town of Salem... Read more »
Exploring the Original American Home

Exploring the Original American Home

America has just crossed a monumental milestone, celebrating its 250th birthday. And, as the fireworks fade, there’s no better way to carry on the celebrations than by taking a stroll down memory... Read more »
‘Masterful’ Glass House in DC Brings To Life Teachings of Frank Lloyd Wright

‘Masterful’ Glass House in DC Brings To Life Teachings of Frank Lloyd Wright

In a city known for its stately mansions and centuries-old government buildings, one dramatic glass residence offers another kind of architectural brilliance—one that puts a very “urban” spin on the acclaimed midcentury... Read more »
How the Brownstone Went From Humble Row House Roots to Metropolis Luxury

How the Brownstone Went From Humble Row House Roots to Metropolis Luxury

There is perhaps no greater real estate redemption story than that of the classic American brownstone, a once-humble row house that now represents extreme wealth and architectural prestige in some of the... Read more »