The 3,551-square-foot hilltop home is wrapped with floor-to-ceiling glass, and features a statement copper fireplace and lush landscaping by Terremoto. |
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Elkins Park, Pennsylvania |
Nestled in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, the 3,454-square-foot home has glass bricks, colorful bath fixtures, and a bright yellow breakfast banquet. |
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\u200a The celebrated Pacific Northwest architect originally designed the dwelling for photographer Victor Jorgensen—but he ended up living there himself for 49 years. |
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From redwood posts and beams to plywood walls and combed mahogany ceilings, the 1949 home is filled with well-preserved charm. |
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Auriac-sur-Vendinelle, France |
The countryside time capsule comes with exposed beams, built-in furniture, and a bathroom completely covered in green tile. |
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