Pentahouse

Named after its use of geometric forms, the Pentahouse reimagines the modern mountain home. The structure's comprised of a series of concrete pentagons. Ranging in size, the layers create a series of slopes and peaks, reminiscent of the contours of a towering range. Internally, its pitched roof results in dramatic vaulted ceilings throughout the living spaces. Exposed concrete establishes a sleek, minimalist aesthetic while expansive glazed inserts bring in views of the surrounding landscapes. Currently, still in the concept phase, the project was designed by Wamhouse Studio's Karina Wiciak and will hopefully see completion in the near future.

Photos: Karina Wiciak / Wamhouse Studio

Apollo 11 Moon Surface Print

The Apollo 11 mission changed everything. And the data and images captured during the historic journey continue to amaze. The map view shows a massive area of the surface of the moon, representing a view from very far away for an exact digitally-rendered 3D elevation based on data from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. The center point of the print marks the location of the Apollo 11 landing site. Printed on Lustre photographic paper, each high-quality chromogenic print uses traditional color photography development that combines 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a vibrant, textured 2D image that pops off the page.

Size: 18" x 24" / Unframed

Casteel Creek Retreat

The Casteel Creek Retreat isn't just a Colorado estate. The 439-acre property is like its own mini Wild West. Along with a 32,000-square-foot castle-like home, the estate offers a primitive cabin and western-themed apartments complete with a jail cell, ice cream parlor, and an authentic Silver Dollar Saloon replica. The surrounding grounds offer a 12-mile network of trails perfect for horseback riding, hiking, or riding around of the 12 included snowmobiles and three ATVs. There's also a fully-stocked trout pond, shotting range, soccer field, and indoor tennis and basketball court. Back at the main house, luxury amenities are in abundance including a spa, swimming pool, and a home theater — all within views of the Gore Range.

Magnolia Courtyard House

Although it's located within Seattle's city limits, the Magnolia Courtyard House offers the same rugged views found in rural Washington. The home is organized around a central courtyard filled with alpine trees and wild grasses. Large windows integrate the landscape into the interior while hardwood-framed glazed doors slide open to create a seamless transition between the indoors and the exterior deck. A pair of board-form concrete volumes shield the garden retreat from neighbors and black panels provide privacy for the upper level. Internally, a palette of concrete, wood, and dark finishes mixes with modern furnishings to create a sleek, inviting atmosphere to take in the surrounding views.

Photos: Andrew Pogue / MW Works

Tsai House

Although Ai Weiwei is widely known for his visual art and his work on the Beijing National Stadium for the 2008 Summer Olympics, the contemporary Chinese artist did design one residence in the United States — and it's up for sale. The Tsai House is located in Upstate New York and is comprised of four sculpted modules. Clad in corrugated galvanized iron, the cubes are connected by a continuous passageway for a total of 3,700 square feet. Its three-bedroom, three-bath interior features generous living spaces with floor-to-ceiling glazing and double-height gallery-style walls. Comprised of 37-acres, the property also offers a corten steel Y-shaped guest house that includes an additional two bedrooms, a studio, and a gallery space for artwork.

Photos: Michael Bowman Photography / Klemm Real Estate

Matanzas House

Perched above the Pacific Ocean, the Matanzas House is a coastal vacation home in Chile. The structure is comprised of a central core and four wings arranged on a circular travertine base. The main living area is the heart of the home while rectangular extensions stretch out in each direction, creating a series of exterior courtyards. Open doorways connect each section to the center to form one, continuous interior. Fitted with sliding glass doors, every room opens to outdoor terraces, transforming the entire home into an open-air pavilion overlooking the sea.

Photos: Roland Halbe / Cristián Izquierdo Lehmann

Jackie Kennedy's Martha's Vineyard Estate

Bought by the former First Lady in 1979, Red Gate Farm has been the summer retreat for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her family for 40 years. The 340-acre property sits on the edge of Squibnocket Pond in Massachusetts and features over a mile of Atlantic Ocean beachfront. Formerly a sheep farm, the Martha's Vineyard estate hosts a 6,456-square-foot Cape Cod-style main house with a two-story guest house and landscaping designed by the head of the White House Rose Garden renovation Bunny Mellon. The compound also offers plenty of outdoor amenities that include a pool, tennis court, two freshwater ponds, a tree house built for the Kennedy grandchildren, and the property's original hunting cabin.

Photos: Christie's International Real Estate

Werder Lake House

Sited on a hilltop overlooking the Havel River, the Werder Lake House adapts to the changing seasons in modern fashion. The concrete base resembles a found stone that has been hallowed out and converted into a home. Residents can stay warm during the winter months within its thick concrete walls, conserving energy and heating costs. When the temperature rises, dwellers move to the wooden expansion above. Folding doors extend the upper level to an outdoor terrace allowing for double the living space throughout the summer. Internally, materials have been left exposed to creating a light, minimalist backdrop to showcase the surrounding garden views.

Photos: Jurek Brueggen

Country Garden House

Located in Portland, the Country Garden House takes inspiration from a traditional farmhouse with its gabled roof and reclaimed barn wood siding. The same contemporary country vibes continue on the interior with timber-clad walls and beamed ceilings. Comprised of open living spaces, custom millwork, and a double-height stone fireplace create a subtle division between each area. Expansive grid windows flood rooms with natural light while also framing in views of the exterior garden. Seamlessly, the indoors expand to exterior patios surrounded by the dramatic landscape.

Photos: Jeremy Bitterman / Olson Kundig

Casa Bedolla

Using materials sourced from the landscape, Casa Bedolla integrates itself into the mountains of Mexico. The stone and concrete dwelling is comprised of two boxes wedged between the sloping topography. Resembling the ridges, its natural facade blends into the backdrop as if it was almost chiseled into the hillside. The volumes sit staggered on the terrain to preserve the existing trees, also creating a central courtyard between them. Internally, wooden ceilings warm the interior while expansive glazing frames in views of the cedar and oak forest and the rugged mountainscape. To further take advantage of the setting, the home's flat roofs double as exterior terraces offering an elevated view of the scenery.

Photos: FCH fotografía y Juan Benavides / P+0 Arquitectura

Villa Alang Alang

The French Riviera is known for its ritzy real estate and the Villa Alang Alang is the most expensive of them all. The cliff-side estate features an eight-bedroom dwelling surrounded by 3.25-acres of manicured grounds. Aside from its pristine furnishings and panoramic views, the 17,200-square-foot interior offers resort-like amenities including a fully-equipped spa, cinema, fitness center, and wine cellar. Its exterior is just as opulent. Overlooking the Bay of Cannes, the scenery can be enjoyed from the cabanas, a 25-meter tile pool, or the private beach with its own personal waterfall.

Photos: Villa Alang Alang / Knight Frank Real Estate

Farmhouse Catskills

From fly-fishing and hiking to in-room soaking tubs and a speakeasy-inspired bar, there's plenty of ways to unwind at the Farmhouse Catskills. Just two hours from Manhattan, the century-old manor has been reworked into a 75-room, three-suite hotel that mixes board and batten with mid-century modern furniture to create a refined take on the rustic retreat. The interior's farm-to-table restaurant and 1930s-style bar motivate guests to connect with each other while the surrounding forests, hills, and rivers encourage a reconnection with nature — whether it be by kayaking the Deleware or sipping cocktails on the expansive outdoor terrace.

Vipp Chimney House

The newest addition to Vipp's hospitality collection is a 117-year-old Copenhagen landmark. The former water pumping station and its dramatic chimney have been revived, housing two bedrooms, two baths, and an opening living space. Fully equipped with Vipp products, guests can flip pancakes in the brand's modular kitchen, lounge on the Loft sofa, and dine in their minimalist leather chairs. Design details produced by Danish architect Studio David Thulstrup complement the company's aesthetic with custom terrazzo flooring, a modern staircase, and steel-framed glass looking out over the surrounding city.

Photos: Vipp

In the Dunes House

Situated along the shore of Maine, the In the Dunes House reimagines the traditional coastal cottage as a modern seaside dwelling. The stilted home is formed by clean lines creating a simple, geometric exterior while its cedar cladding is a nod to the vernacular architecture. A glazed entryway leads to the interior where earthy hues and natural materials continue the contemporary beach house spirit. Taking advantage of the ocean and marsh views, the dwelling is fitted with expansive windows along with a waterfront deck overlooking the Atlantic.

Photos: Trent Bell / Caleb Johnson Studio

No Sunrise No Sunset Pavilion

Created for the first Thailand Biennale in Krabi, the No Sunrise No Sunset Pavilion is a mirrored box looking out upon the sea. It's so named since the sun doesn't actually rise or set, but it is Earth that spins and makes it appear to move, meaning it is our way of looking at the world around us that forms our reality. Its mirrored door works as a block to the vista beyond when shut, and gives entry to a hallway-like space when open, with glass on the end framing in the views and a statue of Yai Sa stands as a symbol of love and waiting.

Photos: Wallasia / Spaceshift Studio

Beck House

Penned by Philip Johnson and built in 1964, the Beck House is the rare architectural masterpiece to hit the market. It's located in Dallas and has a beguiling design that puts a colonnade of arches on the outside of a modern glass box. The main house, carefully renovated in 2008, has six bedrooms, seven full baths, four half baths, a library, and walls of glass, and the seven-acre property is also home to a media house, cabana, pool, and tennis court.

Magashi Safari Camp

Located in the north-eastern corner of Akagera National Park, the Magashi Safari Camp is right in the middle of Africa's best wildlife. The six-tent resort on the edge of Lake Rwanyakazinga and includes dining, a bar, and an outdoor deck with a fire pit. Rooms are glamping-style suites with king beds and that open out to private terraces overlooking the reserve. While you're bound to get a glimpse of hippos or crocodiles from the camp, Magashi's guided tours and hikes get guests up close to the area's lions and rhinos, and since they're the only private access in Akagera, they can exclusively offer night drives for to check out the local leopards.

Photos: Wilderness Safaris

August Hotel

Formerly an Augustinian monastery, the August Hotel is a modern sanctuary for the weary travelers of Antwerp. The building holds on to its neoclassical roots, preserving historical details while adding contemporary upgrades for today's guests. Its 44 rooms and suites are a sophisticated nod to the architectural heritage. Each one is fitted with bespoke furnishings that include artisan-crafted tiles, handmade lighting, and custom-built furniture, offering an atmosphere that is authentic to each space. The original chapel now hosts the main lounge. Its custom bar serves craft cocktails that can be sipped in the salon or out on the heated terrace overlooking the private gardens.

Photos: August Hotel

The Skateroom x Jean-Michel Basquiat Skateboards

Produced in collaboration with the Estate of the late Jean-Michel Basquiat, The Skateroom's latest skateboard collection offers a chance to put the artists' work on display in your home at a steep discount. Some of Basquiat's well-known works — including Hollywood Africans, Robot, Horn Players, and Irony of a Negro Policeman — have been translated onto triptych skate decks that are ideal for display. Made from 7-ply Grade A Canadian Maple, each deck has Basquiat's signature on the top print and comes with a wall mount.