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Cabin greenhouse mashup

Dwell

Budget Breakdown: A Seattle Couple Build Twin Backyard Offices for $51K—No Permit Required

Brick-clad prefab home

Asayo Bedside Table by La Redoute

1970s Purple Bruno Rey 'Rey' Stacking Chairs

This Newly Restored Vancouver Midcentury Is a Post-and-Beam Dream

13-square-metre apartment, Poland, by Szymon Hanczar

Loretta Silk Wrap Dress in Ivory

Loft yurt outside of PDX. I wanna sleep here

In 1938, A. Quincy Jones collaborated with his newlywed partner and fellow architect, Ruth Schneider, to design and build their first home together. Blended into the native chaparral in L.A.’s Laurel Canyon, the subtle duplex served as a blank canvas for Jones to experiment with a philosophy he would soon bring to the masses.