Lauren Ro
Associate Editor
Lauren Ro is an associate editor at Curbed, where her specialty is seeking out the most covetable houses all across the country. A New York transplant by way of Los Angeles, she covers everything from interior design to architecture to home tech. She comes to Curbed from the world of movies, where she was an assistant to a director whose discerning eye informed her own sensibilities.
Book this cozy A-frame cabin for your next glamping trip
A new hotel called Eastwind Hotel and Bar has opened in the Catskill Mountains of New York. It is located in Windham just 140 miles north of New York City.
Contemporary home with cool triangular floorplan wants $750K
The Tucson home designed by Studio Caban features a blocky construction characterized by cutouts, courtyards, and other surprising details.
Barragán-inspired color-blocked home rises in Mexico
Built for Tecnológico de Monterrey, the home features a vibrant color scheme inspired by the work of Mexican architects Luis Barragán and Ricardo Legorreta.
Remembering ‘maverick’ British architect Will Alsop
Alsop was known as a bon vivant and a maverick, designing colorful and expressive modernist buildings that took playfulness to another level.
Adorable Craftsman bungalow asks $350K
A former stop on the Fairmount Home Tour, the 1916-built residence has been carefully maintained and updated over the years and boasts an abundance of envy-inducing details.
Tiny prefab cabin makes indoor-outdoor living a breeze
The tiny cabin measures only 194 square feet, but features an efficient and flexible interior that includes a small kitchen, two sleeping lofts and a seating area that doubles as a bed, and a bathroom.
John Pawson-designed home is a minimalist holiday retreat
The home is characterized by a central atrium and high walls punctuated by small windows, with lower level rooms opening directly onto the courtyard.
Midcentury time capsule hits the market for $3.25M
This time-capsule like midcentury modern home in Piedmont, California, was designed in 1947 by Bay Area architect Clarence Mayhew and is on the market for the first time since 1960.
Shipping container coworking space opens in Amsterdam
Converted shipping containers are arranged and stacked around a courtyard, forming two levels comprising 150 individual work spaces and community facilities aimed at entrepreneurs.
Gorgeous A-frame retreat is also off-grid
The eco-minded home was constructed by a two-person team using sustainable Australian hardwoods and other reclaimed timber.