Once a toolshed, now a light-filled, glass roofed greenhouse that’s become this West Village house’s favorite space.

A wood-clad urban kitchen full of equatorial warmth.

Building an uplifting modernist statement over an auto-repair shop only took eighteen months. Spread out over five years.

Behind a bland industrial exterior lurks an ultramod, flexibly furnished, glossy-walled compound.

The latest architectural fad: extreme makeovers in glass.

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.

A seamless, stainless, hyper-minimalist space is the perfect non-cook’s companion.