Homes contain a variety of components that appeal to homeowners with different ideas about the perfect place to call home. That starts with the style of a home. Buildings are classified according to ...

Rachel is a home improvement writer and content editor. In addition to being a contributing writer at Forbes, she writes for small businesses and creative agencies. She uses her home improvement ...

“Outsiders don’t have any idea, but the area in and around Detroit is a home builders paradise,” says David Tobocman, in the foreward to “Detroit Modern: 1935-1985,” a stunning photographic ...

Two things quickly become apparent when touring this home on Baker Lane in Lyme, Connecticut. The first is that photographs do not adequately convey just how stunning this home is. The second is that ...

This listicle showcases five innovative and resilient home building styles that are becoming more popular in fire-prone regions like the Santa Clarita Valley, exploring their unique benefits in terms ...

Looking for some great modern Minecraft house ideas? Here are some of our favorites. One of the best things about Minecraft is the ability to build something that's truly your own. And what better way ...

IN MANCHESTER, BY THE SEA, THE RIDGE HOUSE MAKES A STATEMENT ON MASSACHUSETTS NORTH SHORE, ONE OF THE THINGS THAT PEOPLE SAY IS WE KNEW YOU WERE ECCENTRIC AND NOW WE’VE CONFIRMED THAT YOU WERE ...

Social media went wild for a mid-century modern home in Allouez that's for sale right now. The home at 3200 Waubenoor Drive's angled roof and unique style has caught the attention of Green Bay area ...

Three residential properties each with a modern house built in the 1960s, 1970s or 1980s in Portland’s Southwest Hills were listed by Vetiver Street Real Estate in May. Each has desirable features ...

A "unique" modern home, with a traditional appearance and a private fishing lake, has gone on sale for £3,500,000. Located on Whatlington Road, near Battle, the property is described as a "bespoke ...

Traditionalists turned up their noses and scratched their heads when they saw Robert Rummer's wide-open, glass-walled modern homes in the 1960s. The tract developer, now 91, had an uphill battle with ...