Whether imagined as an airy, multi-level space, often with a skylight, or as a central patio around which the home is built, an atrium can serve as a refreshing and light-filled way to bring the outside in. These five homes take the concept of the Roman atrium and make it modern, with sophisticated details, innovative lighting, and a mix of dynamic materials.

Each month, we highlight the latest real estate activity in the area, take a dive into the current events shaping our region, spotlight upcoming events in arts, culture, sports, and beyond, and offer a glimpse inside some of the finest homes to hit the market.

As we all spend more time close to home, there has never been a better time to cultivate outdoor spaces that encourage relaxation and calm. These five homes, in addition to being stunning works of architecture, also feature skillfully landscaped grounds, inspiring hedge arrangements, and calming lawns that will inspire even the most lapsed green thumb to pick up a trowel and rethink their outdoor space.

Much as a shower of fresh herbs or flaky sea salt brings extra zest to any dish, the colorful kitchen cabinets in these five homes—from Manhattan to Santa Monica—really spice up the space.

This incredible, Bridgwater designed home is the original modern farmhouse complete with great unobstructed views, a welcoming circular entry, and a dramatic great room with a stylish bar and dining room for entertaining.

A primary or vacation home just steps from the fairways is a dream come true for the avid golfer. In locations from the Hamptons to prestigious Pebble Beach—with the distinctive high desert of Santa Fe in between—these sophisticated golf course homes hit the sweet spot.

Today I’m highlighting two homes designed by female-led teams—one vision created by a designer with an established firm and another conceptualized by an inspired homeowner.

Are you a mid century modern enthusiast? If so, you won’t want to miss my classic new listing on Bainbridge Island, WA. Learn more about it as well as the history behind this unique architecture style.

With their open floor plans and walls of glass that link interior spaces with the outdoors, these homes are fine examples of a popular, enduring architectural style characterized by clean simplicity, gentle organic and geometric forms, and an integration with nature.

There are those who prefer trend-setting residences in cosmopolitan centers—and then there are those who seek out properties with sprawling fields, breathtaking vistas, and plenty of room to roam. These five North American properties fill all the requirements for an idyllic equestrian lifestyle for both horse and rider.

Whether in a classic New England coastal setting or part of a stunning modern remodel of a San Francisco Victorian, a stylish fire pit can turn any backyard or balcony into an idyllic outdoor oasis.

Esteemed designer Steven Gambrel oversaw the creation of this unprecedented estate located on 14 lush acres in the prestigious Conyers Farm Association of Greenwich.

In desirable locations from California’s wine country to the not-so-wild West of Texas, these vast retreats offer room to relax while enjoying inspiring views, welcome fresh air, and pure privacy for acres on end.

Whether it’s the sea-inspired sapphires or the mountainous greys that catch your eye, there’s a way to bring a bit of Italy into your home no matter where in the world you find yourself. Here are the shades we recommend to make the Amalfi Coast feel closer.

Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty exhibits 15 months of waterfront sales, from January 2019 through March 2020 across five subregions in Western Washington to provide you with the information you need before dipping your toe into the market.

These six homes feature exceptional outdoor dining spaces, where every meal comes with a side of fresh air—not to mention views of vineyards, majestic mountains, and sparkling night skies.

Amid curtains and blankets of greenery, this compound in Amagansett is a dreamy getaway featuring three discreet, beautifully appointed homes. At the end of a secure gated drive, a freestanding two-car garage adjoins a generous motor court and parking area.

As more people become increasingly aware of the effects of our energy consumption on climate change, homeowners are choosing to adopt more sustainable design solutions.