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LoftsMy Houzz: Letting Eclectic Style Roll in New Orleans
Behind the graffiti-art exterior of a onetime rice mill, art and antiques playfully mix against a backdrop of brick
Full StoryHouzz ToursHouzz Tour: A Radical Reconstruction Raises an Austin Home
With a new second floor and some room swapping downstairs, this 1935 Texas bungalow now fits an architect and his family beautifully
Full StoryModern HomesHouzz Tour: Nature Dictates a Dynamic Australian Design
Earthy materials and a respect for trees are just the start of how this modern home embraces the beauty of the outdoors
Full StoryHouzz ToursHouzz Tour: Natural Meets Industrial in a Canal-Side Washington Home
Wood and steel mix with copious glass in a contemporary new build that seamlessly transitions to the outdoors
Full StoryBefore and AftersHouzz Tour: New Life for a Historic Georgia Fixer-Upper
Renovation restrictions didn't limit a couple's enthusiasm for this well-sited Decatur home
Full StoryFun HouzzBuckle Up for a Modern Mobile Cabin in a Bus
See an innovative off-the-grid living space designed by an architecture student — with room for 6 and a sunbathing spot
Full StoryHouzz ToursHouzz Tour: A Modern Addition Joins a Historic California Home
Two design pros give their century-old home extra breathing room while boosting its energy efficiency
Full StoryHouzz ToursMy Houzz: Cozy Seaside Cabins Welcome Friends and Family
Compact hilltop structures in a coastal Canadian community let family, friends and the owner bed down with beautiful views
Full StoryHouzz ToursMy Houzz: Midcentury Modern Style Transforms a Vineyard Bungalow
Spectacular surroundings and iconic design inspiration meet in a major overhaul of a 1960s Ontario home
Full StoryHouzz ToursMy Houzz: Street Finds and Art in Amsterdam
Salvaged furniture and ever-changing contemporary art take a Netherlands rental from bleak to neat
Full StoryHouzz ToursHouzz Tour: Rammed Earth and Vineyard Views Stun Down Under
Tightly edited colors and materials let nature shine, while solar panels and a passive orientation help this home tread lightly on the earth
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