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Transitional HomesHouzz Tour: Smart New Look for a Once-Faded Beauty
Homeowners fall in love with a 1939 Colonial Revival house in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and bring it back to life
Full StoryHomes Around the WorldHouzz Tour: Family House With a Surprise Around Every Corner
If houses could smile, this 1903 New Zealand villa might have the biggest grin of them all
Full StoryContemporary HomesHouzz Tour: A Stunning Church Conversion in Chicago
A former Methodist church built in 1901 finds new life as an awe-inspiring family home
Full StoryHouzz ToursHouzz Tour: Life in a 19th-Century Creamery
Starting with an empty storage barn, this family transformed a historic Minnesota creamery into a modern home that honors its roots
Full StoryTraditional HomesHouzz Tour: Shingle-Style Massachusetts Home With a Global Outlook
A rich mélange of African, midcentury modern and vintage treasures adds depth to a colorful new home with water views
Full StoryMy HouzzMy Houzz: Japanese Minimalism Blends With Classic New Orleans Style
African art and indoor plants complement the clean and modern aesthetic of two landscape architects
Full StoryContemporary HomesHouzz Tour: Seize-the-Moment Design
This family’s motto is YOLO, or You Only Live Once. With that in mind, the designer created their happy-making interior
Full StoryRustic StyleHouzz Tour: An Adirondack-Inspired Guest Suite in New Jersey
A new guest suite above the garage provides a showcase for a family’s lodgeworthy furniture collection
Full StoryMy HouzzMy Houzz: Classic Black and White Design in a Chicago Condo
Traditional design mixed with quirky details and unexpected color gives this graphic designer’s home a dark and glamorous vibe
Full StoryContemporary HomesHouzz Tour: Toasty Warm and Energy-Efficient in Utah Ski Country
An architect builds his own first home with passive house standards at the forefront
Full StoryMy HouzzMy Houzz: Leafy, Light-Filled Loft in a Historic Former High School
A creative couple lives among the trees in a converted condo that was once filled with students
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