When Frieda Gormley, co-founder of House of Hackney, and her husband Javvy took on the lease of Trematon Castle, they swapped a tiny Hackney garden for nine acres of Norman history in Cornwall. Eight years on, the 1068 estate is home to their family of fo...

Explore Luna Parc, Ricky Boscarino’s extraordinary New Jersey home where mosaics, sculpture, collections and architecture become one evolving work of art.

Step inside America's most breathtaking estates, from architectural masterpieces and luxurious grand resorts to homes inspired by some of the nation's greatest artists. See it all in this two-hour marathon.

Grey Gardens was the home of two aging, eccentric relatives of Jackie Kennedy Onassis. Edie Bouvier Beale and her mother, Edith, were the sole inhabitants of a Long Island estate. A 1975 documentary was created and features the two women.

Discover the history of Ohio’s famous Basket Building, a seven-story architectural icon shaped like a giant picnic basket.

In May, WETA Arts highlights a sweeping renovation at George Washington's Mount Vernon – the latest chapter in a preservation story more than a century and a half in the making. By the mid-nineteenth century, the Mount Vernon estate had fallen into near r...

AD is welcomed by Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent to tour their lovingly restored farm in Portugal. When the interior design power couple bought this 400-year-old farm, it was lying in ruin, but through a labor of love, they turned it into their dream mult...

Every U.S. state has at least one home that makes you stop and ask: “Why would anyone build this?” From cliffside castles and underground bunkers to mushroom pods, hobbit holes, and spaceship houses, here are the most unusual houses in all 50 states.

Originally built by William Moreton in 1504-1508, it has undergone many alterations and additions throughout history. It has even survived the English Civil War, passing down through different members of the Moreton family before making its way into the p...

Discover the Hazel Park Bottle House — a one-of-a-kind 1937 home built with over 20,000 glass bottles embedded in its walls. Fully renovated, 1,225 sq ft, modern interior meets vintage charm — now listed for $350,000.

“CBS Sunday Morning” explores the world of architecture, design and construction in the U.S. and around the world.

What’s it actually like to live in one of the world’s smallest and most famous castles? In this episode of INTO THEIR SPACE, we step inside Dinton Castle, the iconic 18th-century folly famously restored on Grand Designs.

The Clarke-Ford house claims to be Chicago’s oldest, built in 1836. It’s now a museum.

Architectural Digest welcomes back production designer Nathan Crowley to share how ‘Wicked: For Good’ brings the Land of Oz to life. Find out how Crowley recreated the Yellow Brick Road using painted scenic backings inspired by the 1939 ‘Wizard of Oz’ and...

The Louvre is a symbol of the City of Light, one of the world’s finest museums housed in the biggest palace in Europe.