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Transitional HomesHouzz Tour: New Life for a Texas Bungalow
An architectural collaboration between longtime friends highlights the historic character in this 1930s-era home
Full StoryHouzz ToursMy Houzz: Wooden Furniture Anchors Ever-Changing Danish Interior
This blogger’s wooden furniture reminds her of her grandparents — it’s the only thing in the house she’d never change
Full StoryHouzz ToursMy Houzz: Chicago Designer Blends Eclectic and Minimalist Decor
Collected miniatures, patterned accent walls and sweet details elegantly intertwine in this family home
Full StoryApartmentsHouzz Tour: Something’s Different in Denmark
The owners of this bohemian Copenhagen apartment rebel against the Scandinavian penchant for white interiors
Full StoryHomes Around the WorldHouzz Tour: A Modern Cabin With ‘Sound of Music’ Views
In this cozy Alpine guesthouse, clean lines and picture windows harmonize with traditional Austrian comforts
Full StorySmall HomesHouzz Tour: Old Garage in Paris Becomes a Family Loft
A single source of natural light goes far in this 700-square-foot home for a couple and their 2 kids
Full StoryBefore and AftersHouzz Tour: The Gospel of an 1877 Chapel Conversion
A Toronto designer saves a local church from being torn down and lovingly converts it into a lakeside retreat
Full StoryMidcentury HomesMy Houzz: Photos Set the Tone for a Palm Springs Midcentury Home
Photographer Slim Aarons’ work inspires a couple’s modern refresh of their house designed by architect William Krisel
Full StoryEclectic HomesMy Houzz: Black Adds Drama to This 1930 Nashville Home
Eclectic textiles and a gallery wall of mirrors bring loads of style to an updated Victorian in Tennessee
Full StorySmall HomesYou Probably Didn’t Know an RV Could Look This Good
A Florida designer renovates a used RV, building in a workspace that allows her and her husband to travel half the year
Full StoryContemporary HomesHouzz Tour: San Juan Island Retreat Built for Multiple Views
An architect designs a retired couple’s Pacific Northwest vacation home as a series of cascading boxes on a hillside
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