House Calls
Curbed's weekly original tours series takes you inside homes with eye-catching style and big personality—from modern tiny homes to pedigreed midcentury gems and everything in between.
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A Sworn New Yorker Makes a Home in Venice Beach
When LA native Marika moved back home after years in NYC, she was after a funny, sentimental place by the beach.
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A Tour Through a Renovated Albany Park Two-Flat
When this couple purchased their home, it was retro-looking, but not necessarily in a good way.
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In a Garment District Factory Turned Loft, A Home Filled With Avant-Garde Art
A couple who collect share their lovely Garment District loft full of Sottsass, Pucci, and common materials reclaimed from the street. The objects come together to create an interior that is both impressive and reverent to the neighborhood's past.
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A Mission District Victorian is a Home and Art Studio
Windy Chien carves out space for comfort and creativity
Portland Bungalow Before & After
Local designer Matt Pierce of Wood & Faulk takes Curbed inside his renovated craftsman house in Portland's Alberta Arts District.
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Tour a Renovated Fitler Square Rowhome
Welcome to House Calls, a new regular feature that takes a look into the homes of Philadelphians. First up, this Fitler Square rowhouse that underwent significant renovations.
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Inside Jessica's St. Roch Home
In what was formerly a barebones, concrete vault, at St. Roch resident has built a warm—but open— space that plays hosts to friends, family and a monthly literary event.
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Vintage-loving couple decorate an architectural time capsule in Oakland
When stepping inside, it feels like you're walking into a newly furnished home in the late 1960s
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A Bohemian Dream Come to Life in Mt. Washington
What happens when a vintage store owner/designer and a hat-maker make a home in a former hunting cabin in Northeast LA that dates back to the 1920s?
