Tim Mckeough

A couple paid $2.5 million for a townhouse that needed a gut renovation. Eighteen months later, they were crazy about the result.

A couple looking for a second home fell for the architecture of one house, but not the interiors. Luckily, they had a “secret weapon.”

The designer Josh Greene splurged on a sexy ’70s credenza and found the perfect display for heirloom antiques in his one-bedroom co-op.

A builder and an architect collaborated on a family beach compound using local materials and with a patio and a pool at the center.

A London couple turned their four-bedroom house into a one-bedroom shape-shifter — and got a lot more room for living.

A couple found such success with their interior designer, one half joined his team.

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.