Photos & Tours

A creative director renovated this historic apartment with one goal in mind: letting the sea, the light, and the home’s centuries-old character shine.

A smart renovation, a total reworking of the layout, and some well-placed glass partitions help this absolutely tiny studio apartment (built in 1865!) live much much larger than its actual footprint.

Filled with plants, books, thrifted finds, and meaningful art, Randi Burley's warm 1930s Los Angeles rental proves the best homes evolve slowly over time.

It’s incredible how much work Orima and Joel did themselves.

After loss, Michelle James downsized from a 4,000-square-foot suburban home to this 824-square-foot Hell’s Kitchen one-bedroom, designing it with smart storage, a hidden Murphy bed, and a layout that supports hosting, working, and everyday life.

New York renter Matilde Cascella used IKEA bookcases, renter-friendly upgrades, and smart layout tricks to actually make a bedroom inside her 450-square-foot studio — no renovation required.