New "Tiny BNB" + "Homeworthy: The Collection" Series Premiere!

Levi travels the countryside to see two historic railcars transformed into stationary sanctuaries. First, he arrives in Deary, Idaho, to step inside a meticulously restored 1909 carriage sheltered under a recreated depot roof. Set against a backdrop of wheat fields and national forest, this historic stay features a king suite, a private sauna, and a wraparound porch designed for taking in the night skies. Next, Levi heads to Long Lane, Missouri, to tour a 1928 Luxury Railcar. Once part of the Rock Island Railway, this remodeled gem offers a masterclass in vintage charm. From its deep soaker tub to the private pond just steps from the door, this retired railcar proves that life on the line can be the height of luxury.

Homeworthy founders Alison Kenworthy and Michael Koenigs open the door to the once–empty white-box apartment she and her husband dared to imagine as a true family home. A year later, that vision has beautifully unfolded: a sun-drenched living room, a kitchen designed for gathering, a tranquil bedroom retreat, a pocket-sized den with personality, and a charming room for their kids. And topping it all—Michael’s dream realized: a private rooftop greenhouse turned into a living room tucked high above Manhattan.

Renowned designer Bunny Williams opens the doors to her 1860s Falls Village estate, offering an intimate look at a lifetime of style. Explore a rustic barn filled with extraordinary antiques and a serene A-frame studio reimagined as a modern retreat. The tour wanders through lush sunken gardens and a vibrant parterre, concluding at the property’s whimsical crown jewel: a Greek temple-inspired pool house crafted from tree trunks. It’s an intimate look at a legendary designer’s private sanctuary, where every corner tells a story of elegance and imagination.