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Eight culture-packed pages keep you clued in to the next big thing—without forgetting about the next small thing.
For this San Diego family, the phrase “putting down roots” has taken on a whole new meaning.
Sometimes it’s better to be a shadow of one’s former self. A family in Seattle rebuilds a new sustainable modern home where their old one once stood.
Like the Excalibur to King Arthur, a sauté pan is indispensable to a cook. Our experts from the Brooklyn restaurant Grocery tell us which pans bring home the bacon.
Falling Chocolate, anyone? Ontario’s Design Hope enlists architects to design artful gingerbread houses in an inventive effort to help the homeless.
Marseille may be better known for cuisine than for works by Corbu, but its contribution to the canon of modernism should not be underestimated.
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Take a seat and read about the latest incarnation of Promosedia (a.k.a. the Chair Fair) in Italy.
Arguably the most famous woodworker in modernism, George Nakashima got his start working on this little-known ashram in India made from concrete.
Want to make a Dwell staffer happy? Observe and take note of our collective holiday wish list.
Knock knock. Who’s there? Surprise! Good design comes to the oft-overlooked and underappreciated front door.
Worried about where to put the salad fork? How to arrange the hydrangea? Mix the elixir? Turn here for tips on throwing the perfect dinner party.
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For Gregor Vielstädte and his architect, Frank Drewes, building this dream home in Germany was strictly a family affair.
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