Where We Call Home

A mother-daughter design team from New York used traditional techniques and simple interiors to transform 16th-century Tuscan monastery in Italy into a beautiful family home.

A young family took on the restoration of a century-old elementary school in Franklin, Indiana. The project proved no small feat, but their dedication to the work and appreciation of its history yielded a beautiful and one-of-a-kind family home.

Seeking a fresh start, a man decided to relocate to London and live on the Thames River. As a professional designer, sculptor and carpenter -- he created a new home from an old coal barge.

Looking for a space large enough to raise a family, two NYC-based architects transformed a 20th century warehouse-turned-church in Boerum Hill -- one of Brooklyn's landmark-districts -- into their dream home and hub for the local community.

An artist and her husband have lived and worked on their dairy farm in England for more than 50 years. As they entered a new chapter in life, they made the bold decision to turn their old cowshed into a modern open plan space with a huge art studio.

A young couple transformed an abandoned electricity tower into a unique family home. With stunning views of the English countryside, they combined the historic features of the original 1910 granite building with contemporary timber extensions.

An architect and interior designer duo in London transformed a former auto mechanic shop into a peaceful, modern family home. Nestled in a busy suburb, the house balances privacy with design nods to contemporary style and the building's industrial past.

Chicago-based architects share a personal project -- the adaptive reuse of their Logan Square home. Once a small local grocery, they redesigned the building into a modern live-work space, while honoring the building's storied past.