Hometours
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Photo by Spacecrafting
Once Upon a Time
After years of trying on houses that were too new or too big, this family of four created a storybook cottage that is just right. Read more
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Photos by Chad Holder
This (Old) New House
Layers of bright color create the perfect backdrop for family life while preserving—and even enhancing— the architectural beauty of an early 20th-century Prairie-style home. Read more
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Photos by Spacecrafting
Tailor Made
Classic forms finished with dressmaker-like details give this newly built condo its timeless appeal. Read more
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Photos by Kim Cornelison
Modern Americana
A newly built home in Lake Elmo blends rustic qualities with a sense of refined restraint. It also has a few unexpected turns, including a “rainbow room,” requested by the couple’s 6-year-old, that Mom and Dad could live with, too. Read more
The Upside of Downtime
When told to stay home during lockdown, two restaurant owners got to work. Read more
Photographs by Spacecrafting
That '70s House
Boogie Nights meets Austin Powers inside an Orono lake home that gets the party started with an attitude that says “Yeah, baby!” Read more
Midwest Zen
A California couple creates a colorful and welcoming home that builds on the Scandinavian and Japanese bones of their Minneapolis house. Read more
Won't You Be Our Neighbor?
A landscape designer creates a lush and welcoming garden at his north Minneapolis home. Read more
Photographs by Spacecrafting
Art + Soul
An artist falls for a model home’s design details and meets her aesthetic match in the designer who personalized the spaces with layers of color, art, and soul. Read more
Built to Last
A couple known for their smart remodels shifts gears to build a new house that suits their family of five now—and will also work for just the two of them in the future. Read more
Heirloom Quality
Handcrafted details ground a new home with a beautiful sense of place that befits a special site. Read more
Photographs by Ryan Dyer • Styling by Mickie Clark
A Rambler of Reinvention
The Minnesotan behind a healthier potato chip and his equally inventive wife team up on their latest project: transforming a basic 1960s Long Lake rambler into an eye-catching midcentury-inspired marvel. Read more
Photographs by Corey Gaffer
A Splash of Glamour
Design inspired by iconic Southern California hotels brings a luxury resort to an Edina backyard. Read more
Photographs by Sage E Imagery
Room Evolution
Perspective can be tricky when evaluating your own home. Stylist and blogger Lea Johnson finds some clever solutions to reimagine her living room by teaming up with her design mentor, Emily Henderson. Read more
Turn Up the Volume
Punchy patterns, vibrant colors, and clever architectural details amp up this 1960 Edina home where a young family finds its happy new groove. Read more
Photos by Scott Amundson
History in the Making
Honed and weathered finishes, arched passageways, and exposed ceiling beams define this Edina home that takes its cues from Europe and California. Read more
Zillow
Inside Minnesota’s Most Expensive Home on the Market
Tucked away on its own private island, Windermere Estate is Minnesota’s most expensive property for sale, listed at $15 million. Read more
Photographs by Chad Holder
A New Chapter
When trying to get over a devastating loss, this homeowner turned his attention to refreshing his 1950s home—and in the process discovered a new passion. Read more
Photographs by Spacecrafting
All the Right Moves
He likes traditional and masculine. She’s more modern and glam. Blending their two styles transforms a 1980s Mendota Heights house into a home that works for the whole family. Read more
Photographs by Corey Gaffer
Art and Architecture
A collection of contemporary art and 20th-century Scandinavian furnishings pushes a loft’s architectural style in a stunning, surprisingly comfortable direction. Read more
A Room for All Seasons
A garden courtyard comes to life again after a long-awaited face-lift. Read more
Photographs by Bill Phelps—produced by Liz Gardner
The Paris Apartment
What would Versailles look like if it were dropped into Summit Hill? This Italianate. Read more
