House Tours

Navajo/Diné knitwear designer Jennifer Berg founded Native Knitter, and she designs and sells knitting patterns from her beautiful house in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which she shares with her husband, two kids, two dogs, and a tortoise.

It's honestly stunning both inside and out!

Sam Melton is a seller of vintage furniture and his renovated home was originally built for his great-grandparents in the 1960s.

"Being an interior enthusiast, I also knew that I wanted a home that I could put my very-own stamp on. I didn’t want anything too turn-key. We instantly fell in love with this 1300-square-foot 1930s row house perched high up on a mountain top," says Anthony.

"Furnishing our home with unique Facebook Marketplace finds and old pieces my family was getting rid of has become one of my biggest passions," explains Leslie Jarrett. "There is something special about bringing pieces that were on their way to the landfill back to life!"

Polla Posavec and her husband, Dan, aim to live a sustainable, restorative lifestyle on their patch of Australian bushland.

Alyssa Fetini works in HR but has a passion for interior design that she was able to express when she and her partner renovated this large house in Oakland's Lake Merritt neighborhood.

Interior Stylist Jessica Nickerson of House Homemade loved the layout and charm of this house when she first saw it... but it needed A LOT of updating. Thankfully, this DIY maven isn't afraid of doing the work!

Inspired by "The Munsters," "The Addams Family," and old horror movies with incredibly ornate interiors, Lisa Lytle-Abridello's house is a "cross between an old-timey bordello, a tattoo shop, and a haunted house, with just a pinch of grandma’s house."

Janet and Scott McLean love Mediterranean design, which you can see reflected in the natural local fabrics they have chosen for the home.

Interior blogger, Instagramer, and owner of this black, gold, and glam UK home, Rachel Edmonds, says life is too short to conform to the norm. "Your home should be a happy place."

Vincent's Halloween-ready house is like an "Edwardian-era vampire meets a 1960s ghost hunter meets a modern day maximalist."

"A home is curated over time," homeowner and designer Jennifer Thomas says. "Collecting pieces you love and finding the perfect spot for them in your home is the secret to having a comfortable space that reflects you and what you love."

This home's white, teal, and orange color palette mirrors the nature surrounding it.

Kailee, Kyle, and their dog, Charlene, remodeled this this 1924 duplex. They did a lot of work themselves, and transformed many of the rooms.

Sophie Lopez's maximalist home is full of personality, personal touches, and lots of colour.

Lizzie Gill, a mixed media artist, and her husband remodeled this 1990s-era, run-down barn. It's now their full-time home, a studio apartment and art studio.

Full of DIY projects, Marcel and Ben's house also features a very rad DIY accent wall/headboard idea.

When Shar and her husband and kids moved into their forever home in Colorado, she was excited to go BOLD with color. "My personality definitely shines through my decor style," she says. "The boldness and vigor and sauciness."

Interior designer Catherine Armstrong lives in Byron Bay and recently completed an inspiring full renovation of the home she shares with her family.

Rachel and Rob Hill's Scotland home used to be a church, but it doesn't look too "churchy" on the inside. It's a collected, travel-inspired, plant-filled, colorful space with an impressive spiral staircase.

Graphic designer Claire Latchem and her music director partner, Dan Broadley, bought their home in early 2020, have worked to transform it into a home that inspires creativity.

The house was built in 1897 and was originally occupied by workers from the local brick factory.

If you imagine that being a furniture designer means you get to be surrounded by your own gorgeous modern work, you'd be right.

From shelves to a king-size bed, Leah and her boyfriend used scaffolding boards to DIY furniture in their home.

There's also bold color, wall murals, a working disco ball, and plenty of other fun, vibrant, warm, and homey decor elements.

Victoria's two-bedroom 1930s terrace house was beige and boring when they first moved in, so Victoria got to work adding personality to the space!

Leanne didn't have the budget to do a huge renovation on this home, which meant everything has been on a very tight budget. "Upcycling and online hacks have played a big part in finding ways to allow us to inject our personality without breaking the bank."

Kirsten Veng-Pedersen's home is minimal, naturalistic, eclectic, and modern.

Laura Dargan is an artist, lover of travel, and a creature of comfort.; all elements that went into creating her art-filled, cozy, coastal home.

The Historic Wallsworth House is DRIPPING with original details, like untouched hardwood floors, windows with diamond-shaped panes, an original fireplace, stained glass built-ins, majestic woodwork, cabinetry, tile, hardware, and an astounding collection of vintage light fixtures.

Writer Merissa Nathan Gerson is a speaker, spiritual consultant, and sex educator living in this joyful house in New Orleans.

Katie's home is grand millennial in style, with a touch of mid-century, and she kept a lot of original architectural details.

Every lamp, light fitting, wall color, floor covering, cushion, chair, switch, and socket has been considered and thought about in this beautiful home in Ireland.

It's a blank canvas for Robbe's collection of vintage furniture gathered throughout the years from vintage collections and thrift shops.

A warm-colored bedroom mural, thrifted parquet flooring repurposed in a fresh way in the kitchen, and absolutely incredible outdoor spaces... this modern farmstead has a little bit of everything.

There's a recently renovated attic bedroom suite, a vintage library card catalog-turned-bathroom vanity, and a basement transformed into a speakeasy/brewery space.

Allie creates one-of-a-kind tile furniture through Stampworthy Goods, and the home she shares with her husband and their dog features a gorgeous array of her custom works.

This art teacher and museum educator draws inspiration from "estate sales in untouched time capsule houses, old magazines, and period movie and TV show sets" for decorating her own 1970s Philadelphia house.

Designer Jackie Streusand has created a vintage, earthy, warm, and eclectic home in this rental house.

Bright colors, cute art, fun wallpapers, and whimsical accessories... Lucy Hamilton's home is incredibly happy, colorful, and pretty!

Sharon Lomas and her husband share this four-bedroom Victorian detached rectory located in a national park surrounded by natural settings. Their home's decor takes tons of inspiration from nature.

Sarisa's biggest challenge was designing and remodeling this house from 1000 miles away while she and her husband were still living out of state.

Through the use of art, furnishings, and thrifted finds, Sara Abdul Majid was able to bring it to life to a pretty plain rental apartment.

Sara and Garrett own this house, but it serves as inspiration for renters, too; it's full of incredible colors against a backdrop of crisp white walls!

Leah Fournier has renovated much of the space herself and says it's definitely been a labor of love.

Carissa's style is "Colorfully Dramatic Maximalism that fuses unexpected genres and styling elements together to create a layered and statement-filled home."

The most challenging thing about this home was making it functional with so little space, but this couple was able to fit two desks, a ton of shelving, and smart under-bed storage.

Ola Zwolenik doesn't believe in boundaries, design-wise. No room in her Edwardian terraced house limits itself to one style or color palette.

Dr. Geraldine Tan is a medical doctor by day and an interior and lifestyle blogger by night, and her big Victorian terrace house in London is beautiful and colorful!

Marita has been painting (and re-painting!) walls, appliances, and furniture in her home (also known as "The Rainbow House") for the better part of a year.

Rich O’Gorman has only owned this two-bedroom Victorian home for a year, but he's spent that last year absolutely coating each room with gloriously colorful murals.

The inside is DIY filled and cute, too!

Before Diogo moved in, the 100-year-old Spanish Revival home looked like a frat house. There were couches everywhere, different colors on the walls in every room, and the yard was a wreck.

There's a big orange velvet sectional, a dreamy red sofa from Facebook Marketplace, and a panther coffee table, all creating a dreamy space for lounging, 1970s style.

Emma Jane Palin and her partner, Joshua John Parker, ripped out floors, sanded back floorboards, laid vinyl tiles, painted walls, removed textured wallpaper and much more to transform this rented coach house.

Formerly an old wood shop that had no foundation, electricity, or water, this cabin was fully remodeled and brought back to life by the owner, and now is Meagan Murtagh's cozy rental home.

Though this ranch house was in rough shape when Marie bought it a few years ago, she had fallen in love with its bones, the big backyard, and the potential she saw in it. She's redone almost every room in the house!

Trent and Wesley's home-away-from-home is a cozy, Maltby-style log-sided cabin built in 1960, which gives it a quaint, early mid-century charm.

This interior designer's home is fun, high-contrast, eclectic, and bold.

The house in Serbia's countryside was built in the ’50s and needed a really massive renovation, and Sanja and Igor spent more than two years remodeling it.

Mick and Paige spent two years renovating this house built in 1881, giving it a moody, maximalist redo with nods to history.

Leney Breeden, photographer, creative, and owner of the store Folkling, lives in a 1045-square-foot rental house filled with vintage goods from her travels around the country, a variety of special family heirlooms, and lots of gorgeous vintage quilts.

Missy McCabe had fun filling this blank canvas with accent walls, wallpaper, and vintage and heirloom pieces.

Emily starts any creative project with bold colors and patterns and calls her style "thrift store chic but make it comfortable."

Karen Sawyer's Washington state house's style is like an "estate sale in a greenhouse."

Amanda Montell is a language scholar and the writer and author of the books "Wordslut: A Feminist Guide to Taking Back the English Language" and the just-released "Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism."

Estefania's home in Lima, Peru features tons of different textures, like exposed concrete, bricks, adobe, mosaics, wood, laminates, and lots of rugs, a bold mix that gives every room a strong identity.

Daniel and Lauren Goans of the band, Lowland Hum, share this charming log cabin in the woods, which also has on the property an old horse stable the couple turned into a tiny recording studio as well as a and work van-turned-home-on-the-road RV.

Marcie says her house is "middle aged — not old enough to be utterly charming and not new enough to have the latest and freshest look. But we have put our stamp on it to make it our own and we love it the way it is."

Outdoor seating, a firepit, raised veggie gardens, and a cute converted garden shed turned guest room/movie room make this small Seattle house's backyard dreamy and inspiring.

Zach and Hugh are “interior design enthusiasts, home renovation-attempters, and backyard chicken dads” and run the popular blog and Instagram account This Yunky House.