The return of Maud Lovelace’s Betsy-Tacy books.

The German art school that closed 76 years ago is still determining what your coffee cup looks like.

Was: A boarded-up East Village brownstone.
Is: A white-box condominium with nothing to hide.

The husband-and-wife design team of Commonwealth practices a very different kind of minimalism. One that’s not afraid of blurps and blobs.

Fuller, best remembered as the inventor of the geodesic dome, was an absolute idea machine.

MISSION STATEMENT: “We got stopped so many times once we started construction, we decided to build what we wanted to build.”

Introducing origami cabinetry—a now-you-see-the-laptop-now-you-don’t approach to the home office.

Manhattan’s most striking new townhouse guards its privacy with a thin metal skin. On the other side: a half-buried media center, an indoor-outdoor kitchen, and a rare rooftop living room.

A Brooklyn family combines the modern—restaurant-supply metal— with the primal: one truly working fireplace.

Glass countertops, glossy wood floors, and a silver sink: Miles Redd’s thirties-inspired version of the glamour kitchen.