Home Design

This week: A teeny cottage, an HGTV Legend moment, and the first look at the new Two Chicks headquarters.

Two Chicks and a Hammer heads to historic Cottage Home to help out friends struggling to renovate their first home, resulting in an educational House Flipping 101 episode.

Can the Good Bones showrunner convince his wife to move from Southern California to Indianapolis?

A tear-down project goes back up with some bumps in the road and a mural painted with coffee.

The funniest HGTV fail ever made the final edit of the latest episode, a remodel and addition in Fountain Square.

Local designers are installing more of the accessible, stylish fixtures than ever.

This one’s for the boys.

In a Meridian Street formal garden, European techniques evoke an elegance that matches the flawless interior renovation.

“This home is a prime example of modern urban living.”

We know Mick Jagger wanted to paint it black, and it seems that home buyers might want to as well.

Made From Scratch

The house is filled with European designers, but there aren’t any ubiquitous pieces like an Eames lounger or Noguchi table.

Futuristic design for kitchens and baths.

A midcentury modern-cool interior that just happens to be fully accessible.

Fantastic, functional spaces blur the lines between indoor and outdoor living.