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The MALLARD House

How a designer gave this new build in North Carolina a life reflective of its owners.

Curate Your Own DREAM Cottage

Our Project House Utah sponsors are bountiful resources for achieving a cozy yet sophisticated cottage ambience in your home.

Med our 2025 Brand Ambassador!

After a nationwide search that led to a wonderful Top 10 and a delightful Top 3, Krystle won your hearts and votes to become the creator representing Cottages & Bungalows' style this year.

Beachy Nostalgia

A beloved beach cottage in Delaware gets a light and airy renovation, perfect for a large family seeking summer fun.

Bridgerton Meets FRIDGERTON

See how this creative assembles a feast for the eyes inside her refrigerator.

Getting Colorful

With splashes of whimsy and loads of charm, this kitchen blends traditional style with an abundance of natural light, a bold and bright palette, and a truly one-of-a-kind feel.

SPANISH Style

A tiny 1928 cottage in Los Angeles transforms from an uninhabitable dump into an updated and charming example of traditional Spanish style.

Welcome Home: The Final Reveal

Join us as we tour our much-anticipated speculative build in Utah and take in the breathtaking architectural and design elements, touches of charm and whimsy, and abundance of warmth.

Spanish Cottage by the Sea

A 1920s Spanish-style bungalow in Oceanside, California, gets a coastal makeover.

A Warm Texas Welcome

The exterior rendering of our Project House Austin is full of classic English cottage charm and architectural details that add character, while modern touches root it firmly in the present.

DOES ANYBODY REMEMBER DRAMA?

Cinemas were once dazzling architectural statements. Now, after decades of the pictures literally getting smaller, there's a renewed appetite for Golden Age glamour.

ALESSIA in WONDERLAND

IN THE ITALIAN SKI RESORT OF CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, A MILANESE HOMEOWNER TAPS HER ARCHITECT SISTER TO BUILD AN ALPINE CHALET WITH FANTASTICAL FLAIR.

The Life of Bath

The ancients invented them, the Enlightened brought them home, and the Victorians gave them feet. Tubs continue to evolve but are as much a luxury today as they've ever been.

BIOGRAPHY OF A ROOM

BE IT VIA GOSSIP GIRL, SEX AND THE CITY, OR REAR WINDOW, we all have our fantasy versions of New York City.

IT'S SO VERY YOU

So what if it's a rental? Swap out the curtains, put up new wallpaper, go crazy. It's your home after all, so own it - even if you really don't.

CIAO, MADISON

A new 12-story building offers a blueprint for how to live like Armani.

MIAMI? MINIMAL.

DESIGNER MARTIN BRÛLÉ MAKES FABULOUS UNFUSSY IN A SOUTH FLORIDA PIED-À-TERRE.

When Can We Move In?

Your next out-of-office email could be sent from one of the world's most beautiful hotel rooms. Go ahead, sign off early.

IT'S HUMAN NATURE

SHEILA BRIDGES DRAWS FROM VERMONT'S HISTORY AND WILDERNESS TO BRING LIFE AND CHARACTER TO A SPRAWLING NEW HOME.

VIENNA WAITS FOR YOU

DESIGNER BEN PENTREATH RECOUNTS HOW HE BROUGHT A VIBRANT ENGLISH SENSIBILITY TO A QUINTESSENTIAL AUSTRIAN TOWNHOUSE.

SNOW in Every WINDOW

IN MONTANA'S EXCLUSIVE YELLOWSTONE CLUB, COMMUNE DELIVERS A WEST COAST GROOVE TO A HOME WITH PRISTINE VIEWS OF BIG SKY COUNTRY.

SEIZE THE DAY

Twenty-four hours in the life of good gifts.

BLAKE LIVELY'S BEST BETS

And how she turns necessities into joys

ELIMINATE PET HAIR

It's time to reclaim your sofas, carpets, and black pants.

NOT-SO-TALL TAILS

Three of the sweetest doggo adoption stories you ever did read

INJECTABLES 101

A pinch of info to help determine which poke-if any-is for you

Now Hear This

If closed captions have become your best friend and it sounds like everyone around you is mumbling, we've got the latest feedback on why you're having hearing trouble-and what you can do about it.

5 FINANCIAL MOVES TO MAKE BEFORE 2025

Don't drop the ball ahead of the ball drop!

Christmas in the Desert

This Palm Springs home may be low on snow, but it's big on holiday cheer.

The Joy of Letting Go

SIFTING THROUGH BOXES OF ORNAMENTS AND PILES OF TRIM, AN EMPTY NESTER LEARNS THAT LESS CAN BE MORE