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Eclectic HomesMy Houzz: First-Time Cincinnati Homeowners Take On a Modern Rehab
Exposed brick walls, salvage finds and bursts of fresh color update a couple’s 19th-century home
Full StoryApartmentsHouzz Tour: An Interplay of Materials and Patterns in Moscow
Architects define spaces in this apartment with graphic surface treatments in wood, tile and glass
Full StoryApartmentsHouzz Tour: 2-Story Paris Apartment Has a Garden Feel
This bright French home features a plant-filled sitting room, clever storage and a daring bathroom
Full StoryTransitional HomesHouzz Tour: Restored Home on San Francisco’s Famed Alamo Square
A designer revitalizes her 1901 Edwardian, which faces the park known for its row of ‘Painted Ladies’
Full StoryApartmentsMy Houzz: D.C. Baker’s Apartment Is a Plant-Filled Oasis
Lush houseplants and pattern-happy wallpaper add life to a 565-square-foot downtown Washington home
Full StorySmall HomesHouzz Tour: Innovative Minimalism in India
A palette of birch plywood and concrete contributes to a simple but cozy Mumbai home
Full StoryVacation HomesHouzz Tour: A Home Built for Relaxing Getaways and Weekend Guests
A designer creates 3 pavilions with a living hub, a master suite and guest quarters, as well as a deck for entertaining
Full StoryDisaster Prep & RecoveryHouzz Tour: Condo Destroyed by Hurricane Harvey Comes Back Strong
A designer helps owners of a demolished waterfront condo in Texas create the getaway they’d always wanted
Full StoryApartmentsHouzz Tour: Prewar Manhattan Condo Puts Everything in Its Place
Minimalist lines, clever storage and no-fuss furniture keep this renovated condo running smoothly for a young family
Full StoryMidcentury HomesHouzz Tour: Authentic Restoration of a Classic Eichler Home
A midcentury house by the noted builder — designed by A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons — comes back to life
Full StoryRanch HomesHouzz Tour: Midcentury Ranch Addition Blends In and Looks Outward
This New Jersey remodel respects the neighborhood, opens up the floor plan and nods to the homeowners’ heritage
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