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This midcentury in Devonshire was the home of one of the most prominent local architects of his era.

“You sell that house, you don’t have to have a sales pitch for the rest of your career. That would be the only thing you need on your résumé: I sold the ugliest house in America.”

Homes designed by midcentury-modern queen Avriel Shull 60 years ago are hot commodities. Realtor Jonathan Eriksen on how he landed his own Avriel.

This Evans Wollen-designed home takes its inspiration from “trulli” houses in the Puglia region of Italy.

Set above the White River, this former party house was designed in 1971 by Otto Zenke, a famous American decorator.

A balanced beauty in Butler Tarkington features Spanish tile and a bit of an architectural mystery.

The Edward Pierre-designed Art Moderne time capsule has a monumental presence and lavish stone curves.

This two-story sweetheart lures gawkers with an unusual horseshoe-shaped balcony and gingerbread trim.

Environmentally friendly aspects and clean lines make this prefabricated home from Ursula David a winner.

The sweeping expanse of white oak overhead warms up the sleek, white-walled contemporary design with a hint of nautical style.

The owners call this the “Hobbit House,” but thanks to a recent addition, the home feels spacious.

She’s a brick house.

If you think this house is an eye-popper, wait until you see the new one the couple is planning to renovate nearby.

This one stars a famous tree. And some really short shorts worn by Tad.

A heated driveway, wet room, and backyard cottage are among the unique touches at this northside rambler.