Home-tour Archive | March 2025

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March 29th
- This mid-century Studio City home was updated for family life, without losing any of its original charm – take a tour to find out how
- This wooden kitchen by Shea McGee takes bringing the outside in to the next level – she's embraced the natural surroundings in the most unexpected way
March 28th
- Reimagining this Texas farmhouse brought life and color to a tired scheme and highlighted the original 1930s charm
March 27th
- 9 inspiring ways this L.A. redesign adds character to a once-bland and boring home
March 26th
- Explore a house in the city that was designed with the country in mind – the result is a homage rather than a pastiche
March 25th
- Explore a new build that makes a neutral scheme interesting by utilizing the power of patina, texture, and subtle tonal shifts
- This NYC apartment showcases a simplified traditional style – that's surprisingly perfect for a modern lifestyle
March 24th
- Prints, soft colors and a 'sense of whimsy' gave this Florida lakeside home a charming new look that's perfect for spring
March 22nd
- A tired kitchen full of problems has been restored into a warm, traditional scheme – and there are a few totally unexpected details
March 20th
- This London villa has been sensitively revived with elegant decor that responds to the beautiful bones of the period property
March 11th
- Built during the Golden Age for Californian architecture, this Beverly Hills home has star quality
March 10th
- 'Earthy, organic, and imbued with a sense of calm materiality' was the brief for this restored 19th century stone farmhouse in the English countryside
March 5th
- This small bathroom has been sympathetically remodeled to suit the home's adobe heritage – and it's the perfect balance of organic, modern, and cozy
March 2nd
- A Victorian family home in London receives a refreshing color injection – here's how the owners perfected the balance of form and function
March 1st
- This Regency farmhouse renovation teaches us how to respect a home's history whilst making it work for modern life