Home of the Month

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

A traditional suburban house goes modern.

In Franklin, rich with preservation resources, a couple restoring a 22-room Victorian believes patience is the most valuable of them all.

The most head-turning home in Herron-Morton shows off a riot of Southern California style.

Barbara Baekgaard never expected to like living in Indiana. Then she discovered the shores of Lake Gage.

The commanding facade, with its mix of brick, ornate cast-iron detailing, arched windows, and Corinthian columns, has fared well over the years, thanks in part to the local historical society’s jurisdiction on the exterior.

Laibe named her home Esther, inspired by a Bible verse, “Perhaps this is the moment for which you were created.”

A designer’s modern farmhouse honors the look of rural life with a blend of European antiques and American trends.

An interior designer and woodworker apply their crafts in a Meridian Hills home that has become Instafamous.

That’s the thing about the Dicks—they go out of their way to make others feel welcome.

“Just because you hire a designer doesn’t mean you don’t have style or personality.”

Brick arches! Six fireplaces! A wraparound porch!

“This is about uncovering more potential within the footprint of the bungalow,” says homeowner Lori Losee.

“I don’t want things in my house that you can find in anyone else’s house.”

“Everywhere you turn, I tried to make something fun and unexpected, a little bit different.”