Game of Thrones: A Scandinavian Pastime Reimagined

Conceived in the mid-1930's, this Art Deco house was considered a house of the future when it was built. Seven decades later, with a Grade II listing, Mike Rundell from London architecture firm Rundell Associates transformed the house to a home for the present and moved in with his family.

We've been scheming a visit to Babylonstoren in South Africa for a while now; here's one more reason to go: the newly opened Karen's Tea House.

Among the many notable objects spotted in our post on the home of Jérôme and Karine Clynckemaillie (also known as the Clynks) was this modern Camp Light.

Beyond the standard issue hose hanger; five practical and innovative ideas to detangle the garden hose and keep it off the ground.

Postmaster General take note: If every post office were this appealing, we might see an increase in people sending parcels by post.

Just in time for summer: our roundup of tried-and-true summer essentials for the deck, the patio, the porch, the beach.

Nasturtium petals in salad, borage in ice cubes, a cake strewn with roses and dianthus: We've been eating flowers in our house since Sarah Raven suggested it in her book The Great Vegetable Plot.

As actress Julianne Moore learned during her first attempts to design her garden in Manhattan's West Village, the shady dampness that plagues the average townhouse lot can pose a challenge to many plants.

With origins in Provence, Petanque is often played in the company of aperitifs, which makes it worth adding to your repertoire of summer lawn games, in our book.

Remodelista started as a group of friends sharing ideas about remodeling. Now, imagine if that same group of friends headed outdoors—and started gardening.

A trio of restaurateurs colonizes a strip of Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn Heights; the crowds are coming in droves.

Just in time for summer: we've discovered a new line of minimalist outdoor grills from Röshults, inspired by the world of architecture.

I knew something was up when I saw the rows of town cars lined up outside the brand-new Wythe Hotel, located in a gritty street in Williamsburg.