Tiny home aficionado Derek Diedricksen built this off-the-grid, 8' x '8 "reading" cabin in Vermont for just $300. He was able to keep the price tag so low by using recycled parts. The front deck was made using an abandoned

This small barn located in Flanders, Belgium has been transformed into a dreamy office space, courtesy of Studio Farris Architects. The project utilizes "an autonomous piece of furniture" made of stacked wood beans that not only creates individual workspaces but also a

A perfect example of not judging a book by its cover, or, in this case, a house by its exterior, is this Beverly Hills, CA cottage. The owner had it built across the street from his home as an 'architectural folly.' (We should all be so lucky.) The construction was inspired by none other than the Gamble House by Greene and Greene. As far

I know what you're thinking. "What genius felt the need to make over a mid-century gem like this?" Actually it was a team of geniuses, and you won't believe how they made it over. Are you ready? (You might want to take a deep breath before you click the Continue Reading thingy.) 

Three hundred and twenty square feet have never looked so good. As a matter of fact, they look better than most houses ten times the size. Why? For one, bigger is not always better, and two, this petite home is practically surrounded in