Properties

It was heaven.

“Focus on the editing,” says stager Terry Mainord.

I love my Queen Anne Victorian — but it took a while for me to get there.

She's living in some historic real estate.

Would you buy it?

These were the green flags that convinced us to take the plunge.

Tired white walls, wall-to-wall carpeting, and a popcorn ceiling just disappear with this bohemian update.

From dingy and dated to fresh and welcoming.

But they did have to make one slightly controversial design decision to do so. See the after photos.

It's not your average home-buying experience.

Plus, we’re obsessed with the color scheme.

Whoa! Was it really that easy?

The apartment, in New York City’s exclusive Gramercy Park neighborhood, got a total facelift.

She leaned into the bedroom’s dark, moody vibe.

I love an arched window.

There are many reasons why the answer is no.

She writes about the home in her new memoir.

I love the mid-century modern details.

She restored the 1928 house to its original layout.

Care to own a piece of design history?

The renovation revealed an unexpected detail.

Here’s everything you need to know.

It creates storage out of thin air.

It’s so much fun to look at.

Fans are divided.

The layout is genius.

It “looks like someone dropped a barn on an interesting modern home.”

The built-in Murphy bed is shockingly chic.

A truly unique property is on the market just outside of Eugene, Oregon. A little bit Shire, a little bit Bedrock, the home is an otherworldly, one of a kind spot. The property, built in 1988, sits on just under an acre of land and consists of eight rooms with concrete art, skylights, and up-cycled wood. It needs a lot of work, but for the right buyer, could be a lot of fun— especially since it’s priced under $200,000.

Here’s a (slightly lesser known) phrase about people in glass houses: They get a Mediterranean climate. This unique house within a greenhouse on the west coast of Sweden promises just that. Despite winter temperatures that are regularly below freezing, this home near the city of Gothenberg is quite mild, thanks to the greenhouse surrounding it. The three bedroom home was built in 2015, and, thanks to the greenhouse insulation, solar panels, and technology, is quite energy efficient.

Muscular son of Scotland and star of the only rom-com that matters, Gerard Butler, has put his home on the market. The 3,150 square foot, two bedroom, two bathroom duplex is asking $5.995 million and is jam-packed with over the top features. The Phantom of the Opera star’s home was featured in Architectural Digest, where he described the design as “something elegant and gorgeous and at the same time rather masculine and raw.

“It’s not about perfection, it’s about making it look its best.”

Roof deck included.

Grab your shiplap and get ready to party.

Can you imagine how cute it would look decorated for Halloween??

“We took big risks on an electric color scheme that felt playful.”

Which do you prefer?

I just know this bathtub would be so relaxing.

See how a home stager worked magic on a cluttered space.

Black paint for the win, once again.

It added extra living space to the home, too.

It’s foolproof.

It boasts catwalks, skylights, and soaring ceilings.

There’s a surprise in the kitchen floor.

“If the human race had to leave Earth and colonize Mars, I feel like this is what we’d be living in.”

In a charming 1949 bungalow.

If you’re tired of summer, read this.