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Two Chicks make their mark in an emerging artists’ enclave on the south side.

The Michigan landmark is one of the most gorgeous destinations in the Midwest—and a good choice for avoiding others.

Whether you’ve never picked up a racket or haven’t since gym class, get ready to embrace your inner Serena or Roger with these tips on how to get in the game, safely.

Eleven homes in Indianapolis that stop us in our tracks.

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.