Seeking $2.9M, the Matthew Leizer–designed bungalow has tree-house vibes and plenty of period charm.

Though contractors are unusually deft with tools, accidents do happen. SawStop puts an end to that.

Strengthen your wrist and your mind, while giving your keyboard a break, with these 10 Dwell-approved journals and notebooks.

Listed for $1.68M, the Brittain-Wachs Residence is centered around a two-story garden room filled with an abundance of natural...

Thanks to Matthew Hufft, their envelope-pushing architect and longtime friend, Hannah and Paul Catlett have a new home in...

Scandinavian and Japanese influences are expertly woven together to create a light-filled home in the Czech Republic.

The durability, high performance, and timelessly beautiful look of Caesarstone quartz make it a designer’s go-to choice for...

Commissioned by businessman Jack Perry in 1967, the Teesdale House is the only post-war British home by the Hungarian-born...

Built in 1960, at the height of the Cold War, this well-preserved midcentury home is packed with authentic period charm—including...

Because the holidays are now officially upon us.

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With a home theater, outdoor kitchen, and wine cellar, this residence is suited for hosting a fete or relaxing in the...

Built by the current owner’s father in 1957, the breezy Silver Lake residence is listed for $1,535,000.

Appearing like a prism at water’s edge, the secluded retreat was designed and built by architect Vincent C. Amore in 1971 to...

In Zaragoza, the humdrum exterior of a working-class home goes unmarred, but inside are flowing, loftlike interiors.

Looking to evolve dinner into something new, inventive, and delicious? We asked Dwell staff members to name some of their...

Hang your flat screen on the wall to instantly upgrade your home theater.

Built in 1957, the airy Eichler-esque home spans over 3,000 square feet and comes fully furnished with period-correct decor.

Set in Santa Monica, the restored pied-à-terre was built for notable writer David Malcolmson in 1936.

The 1963 villa designed by Jan and Waldemar Lippert maintains Bauhaus Monument Protection.

In Southampton, architect Nina Edwards Anker builds a LEED-certified cottage where curved shingles meet prismatic glass walls.

Midcentury architect Alden B. Dow was known for many things—midwestern modern style, the internationally recognized John Whitman...

Previously kept a secret, an undulating concrete home designed by the legendary Brazilian architect is listed for the first time...

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Completed in 1885, architect Antoni Gaudí’s first residential project opens today as a museum in Barcelona’s Gràcia district.

Often, we cleanse our duds in a wasteland of half-forgotten detergent bottles and dryer-sheet-detritus.

Gadgets that promise greater convenience all too often deliver headaches.

Using recycled materials and by-hand techniques, Thomas Bossel of Pax Architects traded out refinement for rough-hewn edges to...

Set on the shores of Puerto Escondido, Casona Sforza is a restorative escape inspired by ancient traditions.

Built in 1958 for a reported cost of just $32,000, the Balogh House is now seeking a new buyer for $750,000.

Laura Álvarez Architecture brilliantly reworks a stone ruin into a peaceful holiday retreat.

Wood ceilings, circular skylights, and swaths of glass give this concrete home a sense of openness and warmth.

This midcentury Swiss Miss home is defined by its dramatic A-frame roof.

Overlooking a river in Weston, Connecticut, The Corwin House by Richard Neutra is being sold by the original owner for $3,200,000.

Thoughtfully renovated over the years, this 1952 residence in West Hollywood has breezy, tree house vibes.

Built in 1951, the Alexander House is a beautifully preserved time capsule that exemplifies Californian midcentury architecture.