Ridge Ave. in Evanston. When Evanston architect Stuart Cohen was walking in his neighborhood in southeast Evanston, he ...

House Walk column takes readers inside some of Evanston’s most distinctive dwellings. We aim to showcase the history, style, ...

Here are colorful homes, each with distinctly different looks, along with design tips other homeowners can incorporate into ...

The Faucheuxs — mostly lifelong Metairie residents and newly minted empty nesters — loved what they saw with Lakeview’s ...

They operate on the principal of wabi-sabi, which encourages appreciating simplicity and finding beauty in the worn, aged, and understated. But make no mistake: Their home is filled with color, ...

The 19th-century house needed a lot of work. The Edwards family knew how to make it home, and lived in the attic while they finished the remodel.

Amazon has presented an alternative to hiring brokers, paying closing and escrow fees, and all the other costs associated ...

Your front door is the first impression many visitors get of your house. It may be time to replace this specific, outdated ...

Featuring key characteristics such as low-pitched roofs, wide porches, and exposed rafters, these houses boast a distinctively warm, inviting vibe.

You have to be somebody who’s done this for a couple of decades to survive it.” Buxbaum Gordon stands by the bar room's ...

There’s nothing ordinary about this listing, from its iconic breeze blocks to the glass-walled corridor linking old to new.

Bisected by a glass staircase, the living area has floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the Laurel Highlands.