Tim Mckeough

Barbara Bestor fills her Los Angeles kitchen and dining room with color and vintage objects with character.

A family moved to New York from London, found a tear-down in Park Slope, and were able to double the previous square footage.

In the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, the architect Barbara Bestor has transformed an ordinary 1940s house into a deeply personal residence she is happy to call home.

The Bowery's big cultural institution is now joined by a complementary companion, encased in sheets of glass laminated with metal mesh.

A family hired Coletivo Arquitetos to add a sense of warmth to their two-story penthouse in São Paulo.

When a weekend getaway became a primary home, it was time for an addition that wouldn’t sacrifice the home’s beachy charm.

Brian Messana of Messana O’Rorke selects some practical lighting and special seating in his upstate bedroom.

A creative couple wanted a New York City apartment that felt like home and found it in the Hotel des Artistes.

A couple wanted an intimate house for two that could also be scaled for entertaining a gang of old friends.

When the boathouse they bought was declared structurally unsound, the Schipper family’s adult children sprang into action.