A barrel-vaulted home in Kerala and the renovation of a redwood-clad house in California are two of the most popular houses featured on Dezeen this month.
Also featured is a home in a forest screened by concrete panels, the renovation of a post-war home in east London and a house clad in corrugated metal in Taiwan.
Read on to find out more about Dezeen readers' favourite houses this month:

Photo by Takumi Ota
Block Wall House, Japan, by Nendo
Japanese design studio Nendo surrounded a triangular home within a forest in Nagano Prefecture with screens of concrete panels.
Named Block Wall House, the home extends 110 metres along the side of a road running through the forested landscape, with the concrete panels screening the house from passing cars.
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Photo by Chris Mottalini
Big Sur, USA, by Electric Bowery
In Big Sur, California, the co-founder of Electric Bowery renovated a redwood-clad house that was originally designed by well-known local architect Mickey Muennig.
Throughout the design, she aimed to preserve the home's iconic features, while adding custom furniture.
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Photo by Turtle Arts Photography
The Stoic Wall Residence, India, by Lijo Reny Architects
Local studio Lijo Reny Architects designed The Stoic Wall Residence in Kerala, India, to be modern while responding to the tropical climate.
It was constructed from thick laterite walls topped with distinctive barrel-vaulted concrete roofs, with the whol...