The desire to buy a Craftsman-style home has increased in the past few years. “There’s been a noticeable shift in buyers moving from generic modern builds to homes that radiate warmth, character, and ...

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Craftsman-style homes are a quintessential part of American architecture and are famous for their gorgeous porches, lively rooflines, and natural wood elements. (Plus those dreamy built-ins!). They ...

Craftsman-style homes have long been cherished for their timeless appeal and exceptional craftsmanship. In the case of the Yakima, a one-story Craftsman house plan, boasting a generous 2548 square ...

The idea of a tiny home might sound weird at first. Without seeing a house like that, people think of a minimal space to live in. Not much to move and not much to do inside. But what if that is the ...

Tiny houses are full of coziness and plenty of space for comfortable full-time living for a much smaller price than conventional houses. You can buy one that is already made or even build and design ...

A stone house with blue trim and a hand-glazed clay tile roof sits on a wooded, serene site covering an acre in northwest Detroit. The house near 7 Mile Road and Grand River Avenue is listed for sale ...

From sprawling suburbs to historic city streets, the United States is a rich tapestry of architectural styles, each telling a story of a particular era, region, and way of life. Understanding these ...

A well-preserved 1906 Craftsman house in Portland Heights is a showcase of the city’s early tastemakers. The original owner, celebrated horticulturist Louis Pfunder, hired respected architect Emil ...

Thomas Gluesing stops short of calling it magic, but he has sensed a special vibe from his home. The 1923 Craftsman-style house in St. Paul’s Macalester-Groveland neighborhood seems to facilitate ...

For the past 12 months, fire survivors have been imagining their rebuilt futures. They can’t get back their homes lost in the Eaton and Palisades fires, but a growing number of grassroots real estate ...