Consider the finish. High contrast means dirt, dust, and grit are more likely to show—especially on the white squares. Matte finishes, darker grout, or tone-on-tone variants (like gray and cream) can ...

To say that Keri Petersen has a knack for stylish bargain hunting as part of her design process would be a gross understatement. Point to nearly any furnishing in the interior designer’s new home and ...

When Annalee and Evan McCord bought their 1950s-era home more than a decade ago, they knew that someday they’d renovate to get the place the way they really wanted it. Years passed, and the McCords ...

A 25-year-old woman who lives in an “untouched” 1950s-era home has opened the doors to her historic space—while revealing why she chose to maintain the property’s original fixtures and appliances, ...

This renovated 1952 house in the San Fernando Valley was transformed for around $100K, and hides two bold color surprises: a ...

This Venice bungalow takes the concept of do-it-yourself projects to a whole new level. When renovating the 1950s home, a former owner learned how to use computer-aided design software to realize his ...

During the 1950s, pastel colors like bubble gum pink, powder puff blue, and dainty yellow dominated the world of bathroom ...

Your home might be cozy, but nothing compares to the fun of a childhood treehouse. Hazel Road Residence combines modern home design with treehouse vibes to showcase the best of both worlds. Completed ...

Sequoyah Hills features plenty of eclectic architecture dating back a century, but it has only a few examples of the somewhat unusual midcentury-modern style. And one of these, the home at 911 ...