Virtually all of the reasons people dream of living in San Francisco exist at 158 Eighth Ave. Views, architectural beauty, convenience, luxury and entertainment all await inside the remodeled ...

The death of Queen Victoria in 1901 quickly ended the world’s interest in Victorian-style architecture. Her son, King Edward VII, succeeded the queen and advocated for elite high fashion and design ...

Not only the country-house ideal as we know it, but the whole of Edwardian domestic architecture was shaped by Country Life. Some of the reasons why this came about are straightforward: the magazine ...

As home extensions go, this eye-catching extruded cloud is certainly something different. Completed earlier this year, the "Cloud House," as it is now known, is the result of both the renovation and ...

Nearly 100 years on, a house built in Melbourne’s suburbs during the Edwardian era felt dark and dated. However, the beautiful thing about the red-brick and stucco residence in Melbourne’s Elwood was ...

Throughout the 19 th century, Franklin Street was Richmond’s premier residential avenue, with fashionable, new houses and mansions lining either side as the city expanded west. By the 1880s, ...

It’s a well-worn cliche that the kitchen is the heart of a home, but in the case of this north London residence, it really is true. Designer Tatjana von Stein was brought on board by the family who ...

Respecting both the Confucian ideal of form and matter existing interdependently, and the heritage of the Grade II-Listed building, the architects divided rooms with rosewood screens to preserve ...

In this essay by the British architect and academic Dr. Timothy Brittain-Catlin, the very notion of British postmodernism—today often referred to as intimately tied to the work of James Stirling and ...

Nearly 100 years on, a house built in Melbourne’s suburbs during the Edwardian era felt dark and dated. However, the beautiful thing about the red-brick and stucco residence in Melbourne’s Elwood was ...