Finally, a guest cottage gets the attention it deserves, taking pride of place beside its bigger main residence.
A new home is carefully nestled among a stand of live oaks.
An artist and his wife wanted their Amagansett home to shift from being a secondary residence to becoming their primary one. They set their agenda in stone.
A designer transformed a beach shack into a beachside home, using materials and methods in keeping with its Hamptons locale.
A previous transformation left such a lasting impression that new clients came calling.
The historic cottage may appear diminutive from the street, but inside it proves to be spacious, chic, and larger than life.
This shingle-style home was designed with the needs of all family members in mind.
Designing a harmonious connection between a house and its site.
A well-considered second look helped Bennett Leifer envision making this house into his home.
The rooms in this Manhattan home have much to say about detail, color, texture, and the creative owner who lives there.
The best of old and new come together with aplomb in a deco-era apartment at the storied El Dorado.
A new home embraces water views from high above the tide line.
A venerable 1930s Palm Beach house defined its era. A designer respected its heritage while making its interiors and grounds relevant for today.
In Old Greenwich, a new home references the venerable residence that once stood in its place.
Designer Charlotte Barnes layers bold pattern and refined textiles into a waterside home defined by color, character, and lasting style.
What began as an undistinguished home in West Palm Beach’s El Cid Historic District now assumes a big presence in town.
Playful surprises add moments of delight at a new family home.
Level by level, room by room, indoor space to outdoor space, a designer worked episodically, for years, on this home until it was truly done.
A married man creates the New York City apartment he once envisioned as a young, single graduate.
Top projects in the "Interior Design" category, presented by Cornerstone Contracting.
For their Florida home, a husband who likes bright hues and a wife who prefers neutrals found the right colors to live by.
A taste of this year's "Kitchen Design" category, sponsored by Aitoro.
Ring's End sponsored the "Builder Recognition" category at the Connecticut IDAs.
A look at the "Architecture" category winners, sponsored by Gault.