Discover the World of Cabana’s most-read house tours of 2025, from an 18th century Tuscan villa sensitively restored, an archeological scholars 13th century apartment in Belgium and an "out of place" house in Casablanca with an extraordinary story. Each of these homes blends artistry, heritage, and personal style, showcasing the enduring allure of layered, well-considered interiors.

Join Busola Evans as she tours an elegant Grade I listed Georgian townhouse, reawakened by London-based interior design studio, Sims Hilditch. The historic London house was revived, and transformed into a warm family home, through thoughtful design: a sensitive collaboration between the designer and architect.

When Pieter Teyler van der Hulst passed away in 1778, he bequeathed his entire estate to a foundation dedicated to art, science, and public education. The museum that followed has never strayed from that charge. Emma Becque explores its rooms, archives and cabinets.

For Los Angeles-based Brian Robinson, an exciting job opportunity in Orlando, Florida, presented an opportunity to start a new life with his young family – and design a filmic new home. Working with interior designer Deidre Webster, Brian and his husband, Adam Larson, created a home based on one of their favorite movies: the boundary-breaking 1996 comedy, The Birdcage. Taylor Hall O'Brien takes a tour.

Maria Speake, founder of leading UK-based studio, Retrouvius, shares images from, and insights into, an outstanding project in Umbria, an exclusive insight from her new book, Contemporary Salvage, Designing Homes from a Philosophy of Reuse.

At Gripsholm Castle on Lake Mälaren, centuries of monarchy are inscribed in painted ceilings, Delft-blue stoves and corridors dense with portraits. Known for its stuffed lion, the castle hides greater surprises: a theatre concealed in a turret, a chamber of abdication, and apartments that served as both sanctuary and prison. Emma Becque steps inside the 16th-century fortress.

Perched in the Swiss Alps, Muzeum Susch transforms the modest village of Susch into a sanctuary for contemporary art and female creativity. Founded by Polish visionary entrepreneur and art patron, Grażyna Kulczyk, the museum unfolds through repurposed historic buildings and grottos hewn from the mountain, where light, stone, and space meet art in a quiet, contemplative dialogue.

British interior designer Rebecca Hughes has transformed a modest family home on England's south coast into an expanded, joyful space layered with rich colors, playful patterns and antique finds. She talks Busola Evans through the experience, from the pleasure of working with fearless clients to the decorative details of her scheme.

As Cartier unveils its architecturally striking new store in Miami's Design District, with interiors by designer and architect, Laura Gonzales, the Spanish designer and friend of Cabana shares her bold vision for the show-stopping space. Describing the three-storey building as "a unique, original creation", Laura shares insights into the design process, from her inspirations and moodboards to distinctive works of craftsmanship.

Everything is connected in Beatrice Valenzuela’s home, an eclectically charming treehouse of sorts in East Los Angeles. Fashion, function, history and memory combine in a colorful, family home where each piece has a meaning and use. Beatrice invites Leela Cyd in for a tour.

In a deeply personal project, Madrid-based Spanish designer Marta de la Rica breathed new life into the family house her parents built decades ago, where she spent her childhood and where her father still lives today. Marta tells Busola Evans how she balanced collected antique treasures and emotional ties with a fresh perspective.

In the heart of Wyoming, Anna Sullivan resurrects the T Cross 'Dude Ranch', blending Old West grit with midcentury charm. Together with designer Cecelia Heffernan, she restores historic cabins, salvages century-old treasures, and turns the legendary 160-acre ranch into a timeless escape under the American sky.