Marissa Hermanson Moomaw

The pet-friendly space includes a cook’s kitchen, a spa-like bath, and even an outdoor deck.

People are existing in their homes more than ever now. We are seeing our spaces in a new light and need it to function in new ways. Mentally and emotionally, we require a place that is cozy and comforting, yet functions as a place to both live and work.

Originally built for Melbourne Design Week, this off-grid sauna by Studio Rain is now available for purchase in Australia.

Clad in salvaged wood and adorned with moss, this tiny hexagonal home is #cabinlife goals.

The pint-sized Carapate and Carriole trailers bring big design to small-space living.

A Tennessee couple use their woodworking skills to bring a dated motorhome back to life.

ZeroCabin offers DIY kits for building off-grid dwellings that run entirely on sunshine and rainwater.

The designers embraced the trailer’s heyday by outfitting it with vintage furniture and decor.

Gather Greene’s simple material palette and thoughtful design let Mother Nature shine.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, The Knot dropped its annual wedding study, which reveals a whole slew of interesting facts about how couples are planning their big day, from the average price of weddings (it’s $33,900 FYI) to trends like breaking tried-and-true traditions.

The period between Thanksgiving and Valentine’s Day brings in so many proposals, it’s often known as engagement season. Just scroll through your social media feed, and you’re bound to see some bling. And it’s more and more common for that rock to be made of something other than diamonds.

Idaho-based Traverse Design + Build gave the 27-foot trailer new life with a contemporary retrofit.

The futuristic teardrop trailer is back—and it’s better than ever before.

Designed with minimal maintenance in mind, these coastal summer cabins are totally self-sufficient.

I knew maternity leave wouldn’t be an R&R retreat. But I also hoped to have some downtime while the baby was napping to catch up on my favorite shows, enjoy a book or two, and tackle that sewing project I’d put off for so long. Now that I’m nine months postpartum I realize that my maternity leave expectations were slightly off.