Where We Call Home

A couple in Auburn, Alabama, reveals the historic billiard hall they transformed into a home where they can raise their children.

A couple details how they converted an abandoned commercial laundry building into their one-of-a-kind dream home in downtown Fargo, North Dakota.

A New York City couple offers a look at the former ice cream factory they spent 40 years transforming into their home.

A creative couple reveals how they transformed an old operating bank on Detroit's historic Michigan Avenue into their ideal home. They embraced the original structure of the space to pay tribute to its past while adding their own modern features.

With a passion for finding a new purpose for old items, a former firefighter builds a fun-filled family home in Denver using nine shipping containers.

With a commitment to urban revitalization in Birmingham, AL, a former architect transforms a 1910 flour depository into a retreat for her family.

To breathe life back into their Mississippi community, an architect and his wife work through years of neglect to turn a general store into a home.

A Missouri architect reimagines a neglected, midcentury Baptist church, with vines through its stained glass windows, into a stunning family home.

A couple reveals how they transformed a grease-stained, midcentury Alabama gas station into their bright and modern home while honoring its history.

A Dallas woman transforms a 19th-century Methodist church into her home that also serves as her office and personal retreat.

After salvaging materials from his 200-year-old family farm, a man turns the property's neglected smokehouse into a home where his family can gather.

An architect converts an Upstate New York ice house into a retreat for his young family, taking care to preserve its original, historic character.

A photographer and his family reveal how they converted a former pickle factory into their three-story home in the historic city of Philadelphia.

A North Carolina family transforms a hospital into a home for their family and furniture company by salvaging turn-of-the-century doors and flooring.