Grace Bernard

The great-great-grandson of Antoni Cuyàs modified the living area with a stainless-steel built-in that wraps the perimeter, forming a sofa, desk, cabinets, and shelving.

A structure resembling the client’s childhood home holds a living area and bedroom, recreating the idea of an engawa around it.

The restored home of Frank Navin, one of baseball's early power brokers, features ornate woodwork, original fireplaces, and a basement vault tied to the history of Navin Field.

Located in Durango, the property includes a 625-square-foot cabin by Atkinson Architecture—and ample acreage for a larger home.

It’s guarded from the street but unfurls inside with sunken, intimate living areas that connect with gardens and patios.

Designed by BattersbyHowat Architects, the boat-accessible residence is perched on a rocky site with views of Horseshoe Bay.

A conversation pit, a wading pool, several rooftops, and standalone bedrooms with a view: this Todos Santos retreat is built for relaxmaxxing by the Pacific.

Built in 1990, the ornate, Bavarian-style mansion is filled with decorative woodwork, chandeliers, and ocean views.

A glass-brick wall sets the tone for an open-plan living space that’s used for everything from homework to meal prep.

Built in 1891 and fully restored in 2005, the working beacon doubles as an off-grid residence.