Whether it’s the setting for formal festivities or a casual weeknight meal, the dining room is a key component of every refined modern home. From the green expanses of Greenwich to the vineyards of California wine country, these dining spaces entice everyone to gather ‘round the table in style.

High above the shoreline in Malibu, this distinctive contemporary residence befits its rarefied setting, from the clean lines of its exemplary architecture and its sophisticated interior aesthetic to the unparalleled views enjoyed from nearly every vantage point.

A decorative motif since ancient Egypt, the black-and-white checkered floor appears in Masonic temples, the colonnade of the Grand Trianon at Versailles, and countless early-20th-century American homes.

We will explore the top five energy-efficient home improvements, discussing their benefits and how they can help homeowners save money in the long run.

Having a visually appealing exterior is crucial when it comes to real estate. The curb appeal of a property plays a significant role in attracting potential buyers and creating a positive first impression.

From East Coast to West—with Texas in between—these distinctive homes have foyers that welcome visitors and introduce them to the unique character and style of each impressive estate.

With their striking streamlined designs, 20th-century luminaries from Frank Lloyd Wright to Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson solidified modernist style in the architectural realm.

Whether they utilize rich hues, bursts of color, or intriguing patterns, accent walls become focal points, infusing a space with style and creating an ideal backdrop for art.

Both practical and alluring, these unique wine storage solutions go beyond mere function, incorporating eye-catching details or distinctive design.

Clean and contemporary, yet warm and welcoming; chic and minimalistic, yet charming and comfortable.

Today’s luxury buyers are looking to stand out with homes that are meaningful and expressive of their individuality.

As the leaves start to change colors and the temperature drops, it's time to prepare your home for the autumn season. Autumn home maintenance not only helps protect your property from potential damage but also increases its value.

When high-net-worth homebuyers evaluate exceptional properties, they pay special attention to the kitchen—or kitchens. It’s essential to have ultra-modern gourmet facilities, with gorgeous ambience, for crafting creative cuisine.

From a luxury penthouse in downtown Chicago, Illinois, to mountaintop chalet in Eden, Utah, explore five contemporary homes with dramatic lines and cutting-edge amenities.

Jade Beach Penthouse is a double-story sanctuary offering sweeping views of the ocean and city skyline. The expansive floor plan features five bedrooms and a sophisticated main living area adorned with 21-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows.

In January of 1781—during the last years of the Revolutionary War—George Balfour, captain of the British ship HMS Culloden, encountered severe weather while trying to navigate from Block Island Sound to the Atlantic and ran ashore on a peninsula near Montauk.

The planned dense community at Bathurst and 7 has generated significant buzz, as it aims to provide a blend of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. In this blog post, we will explore some of the key features and benefits of this upcoming development.

Smaller homes are trending up for luxury homebuyers, especially near city centres where a more modest footprint can offer greater access to desired locations and amenities.

With a timeless white stucco façade and iconic barrel-tiled roofline framed by towering palms, manicured hedges, and a regal circular motor court with classical fountain, this Spanish-inspired estate exudes an air of Old Hollywood glamor.

From Houston’s leafy environs to the fertile terrain of California’s wine country, these welcoming homes greet visitors with front doors in cheerful, eye-catching hues.