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Veteran interior designer Stephen Taylor wielded the rainbow to outfit his posh northside condo, culminating in this vibrant entertainment room.

The owners of this darling houselet say HGTV wanted to feature it when it was built in Idaho. Inside, there’s 272 square feet of adorable function.

These “right-sized” homes that might not enjoy the buzz, blogs, and binge-watching that tiny homes do, but well-designed spaces under 1,500 square feet are trending.

Lime-green metal beams span the open-concept living room and kitchen.

Twin brothers and graphic designers Casey and Corey of Wilkinson Brothers shift into creative mode at this auto-themed workspace in downtown Carmel.

Buyers will need to be financed, make quick decisions, expect other offers, and come in at their best price. But today’s buyers are still pretty picky.

At one tip of Mass Ave, a high-roller’s penthouse finally starts to attract buyers.

An HGTV debut coming soon tackles renovations in Bates-Hendricks. But one street has already arrived.

Multimedia artist Kipp Normand transforms trash into treasure at this whimsical Harrison Center workspace adjacent to Redeemer Presbyterian Church. Here, the quirky collector—and a godfather of the downtown art scene—rummages through his hodgepodge.

The only space of its kind at Ironworks features two adjoined apartments with nearly 3,000 square feet, four bedrooms, four baths, two living areas, two full kitchens, and a panoramic view.

With comps at $310,000, this 3,036-square-foot home in leafy Meridian Park, halfway between downtown and Broad Ripple, has plenty of potential at $119,900.

That one friend who has everything definitely doesn’t have these.

Shelly Leer, the savvy founder of ModHomeEc studio and website Upholstery Club, proves that the DIY trend isn’t going away any time soon.

The three-bedroom, two-bath bungalow has been refurbished into a picturesque Tiffany-blue cottage and sits on the market for $259,900.

For sale in Fountain Square.