Most modernists find color as attractive as traditional Tudors.

Lautner designed this masterpiece of organic architecture in 1961—and it just got snapped up by a Hearst family heiress.

Since its invention by Le Corbusier in 1930, the butterfly roof has endured as a dramatic architectural feature.

New Zealand–based tiny house company Build Tiny used clever storage solutions to maximize space in this 183-square-foot home.

Whether you’re looking to hit the road or build a backyard ADU, the Microhaus offers mega convenience in a pint-sized package.

Level Home’s smart locks pair high design with an intuitive approach to home entry.

Julia Morgan was first female architect licensed in California—and she designed this Tudor-style home at the height of her...

The 307-square-foot Sojourner by Häuslein Tiny House Co. can travel with you—or even expand when you’re ready to stake a claim.

Smart technology helps a house in Aspen, Colorado, stay on its sustainable course.

Québec-based furniture designer Kino Guérin uses a pressure vacuum to create curvaceous collections of bentwood furniture.

Nominated by the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, the works include Fallingwater, Taliesin, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim...

The Estonian prefab company is bringing stylish, modern tiny homes to urban and rural areas alike.

“The good building is not one that hurts the landscape, but one which makes the landscape more beautiful than it was before the...

B&B Italia celebrates the 50th anniversary of Gaetano Pesce's Up chair by launching new colorways for the voluptuous seat.

Architect and surfer Kenichiro Iwakiri renovates a beach house for himself in Shonan, a region of Japan known for its surf spots.

Celebrity design duo the Novogratz give a 1930s residence a new lease on life with an expanded layout, warm, minimalist...

On a shady street just off the main drag of Melbourne, Australia’s hippest inner suburb, a pair of creative types and their two...

Authors Geoff Manaugh and Nicola Twilley started writing “Until Proven Safe,” a book about medieval quarantine architecture, long...

From IKEA to Emeco, a growing number of businesses are slashing waste by putting it straight back into production.

If you're looking to make your home work more efficiently and reduce energy costs, the smart home market has a lot to offer.

Universal design pioneer Patricia Moore offers advice for designing homes that adapt for every age and ability.

It's no secret that Frank Lloyd Wright has received his fair share of coverage over the years at Dwell—and rightfully so,...

These days, a growing number of gizmos contain both a cell phone and a PDA.

If you think electric bicycles are clunky and ugly, it’s time to take another look.

You may not be lucky enough to live in a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright—but you can always sleep in one.

We survey the latest in connected gadgets, from thermostats to toothbrushes.

Enjoy ocean breezes and endless serenity.

Continuing the success of August, the Yves Béhar-designed blockbuster into the keyless entry market, rigorous industrial design...

In our weekly roundup of design finds, a chic shop in Belgium, an app in the style of classic Braun, a dose of archi-porn, and a...

In case you missed Dwell's July/August issue, there's another chance to peep technology for the home of the future, thanks to a...

Looking for a little light literature to while away the hours? We suggest a quartet of (fictional) titles for the design minded.

Good Small Spaces start with Good Small Occupants.

The official celebration is Saturday, but the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in L.A. is welcoming visitors again.

The fictional bunker perfectly embodies misanthropic luxury, evoking our current billionaires and their lairs almost too closely.

Versatile like an accent pillow or throw, a pouffe need not match your living-room set to settle in and look right at home.

We've started to get some great submissions for the design phase of our Innovate It competition.