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  1. Recipe: Eric Ripert's Cod Basquaise
    Food

    Recipe: Eric Ripert's Cod Basquaise

    For our March Interiors issue, we had the rare chance to see what the private kitchen of a top chef looks like. Eric Ripert invited us into his New York City apartment to see the new efficiency...

    written by: Dwell Staff
    01.22.13

  2. The Corner Store, San Francisco
    Food

    The Corner Store, San Francisco

    Tiring of the Prohibition-era style pervasive in San Francisco's bars and restaurants, the owners and design team behind recently opened The Corner Store opted to channel "something more in tune...

    written by: Diana Budds
    10.16.12

  3. Coffee Break: Heath Ceramics and Blue Bottle
    Food

    Coffee Break: Heath Ceramics and Blue Bottle

    Heath Ceramics recently opened a factory and retail location in San Francisco and partnered with Blue Bottle Coffee to open a cafe inside of the 60,000-square-foot former industrial laundry. Thanks...

    written by: Diana Budds
    09.27.12

  4. Friday Finds 09.07.12
    Week in Review

    Friday Finds 09.07.12

    In this chapter of Friday Finds, studio visits with Belgian designers, a controversial statement against architects, wearable art, and more.

    written by: Diana Budds
    09.07.12

  5. Modern Cookware, Old and New
    Product of the Day

    Modern Cookware, Old and New

    One of the best parts of working at Dwell is the neverending onslaught of modern home goods we get to see, from dishtowels to doorknobs to desktop speakers. And after wrapping up September's...

    written by: Kelsey Keith
    09.07.12

  6. Hot Pot by Black+Blum
    Product of the Day

    Hot Pot by Black+Blum

    Most BBQs can flame grill a burger just fine, but for the 355 or so days out of the year that it isn't in use, Black+Blum's Hot Pot one-ups its counterparts: The terra cotta cooker ($124) also...

    written by: Diana Budds
    09.07.12

  7. Entertaining Tips from Dwell Contributors
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    Entertaining Tips from Dwell Contributors

    It took a small army of contributing writers and photographers to bring the stories in our first-ever entertaining issue, Open House (September 2012), to life. Many are consummate hosts themselves...

    written by: Diana Budds
    08.29.12

  8. Cocktail Hour in Borrego Springs
    Food

    Cocktail Hour in Borrego Springs

    In our September issue, we visited the Borrego Springs, California, home of Doug and Stacey Chapman Paton. Not only are they great collectors of mid-century art and design, but the couple also...

    written by: Aaron Britt
    08.28.12

  9. Home Cooking
    Food

    Home Cooking

    What if anyone could set up a cafe or a bar in their home, serving strangers specials du jour from their own kitchens? In Finland and beyond, a grassroots movement called Restaurant Day is growing.

    written by: Dwell Staff
    08.22.12

  10. Friday Finds 08.17.12
    Week in Review

    Friday Finds 08.17.12

    Recipes, 1930s homesteader cabins, murals, and more in our round-up of the most clickable links from the week.

    08.17.12

  11. Coffee Break: Albany's Local 123
    Food

    Coffee Break: Albany's Local 123

    San Francisco has its fair share of third-wave coffee so we jumped at the chance to visit one of the East Bay's newest offerings. On a pleasantly sleepy stretch of Solano Avenue, Berkeley-based...

    written by: Diana Budds
    photos by: Diana Budds
    07.18.12

  12. Dwell's Coolest Kitchens
    Dwell on Design

    Dwell's Coolest Kitchens

    We've compiled a slideshow of some of our favorite kitchens we've featured in Dwell over the years, from a tiny galley kitchen in New York City to a wheelchair-accessible kitchen in California's ...

    written by: Jaime Gillin
    06.08.12

  13. Local Fundraising
    Profiles

    Local Fundraising

    Creative projects get a leg up and their word out at gatherings that serve donations with a side of social capital. Move over, Kickstarter. Across the country, philanthropy is getting personalized.

    written by: Diana Budds
    photos by: Vanessa Miller
    05.23.12

  14. ICFF 2012: New from Black + Blum
    Product of the Day

    ICFF 2012: New from Black + Blum

    Two products we really loved from the ICFF show floor came courtesy of Londoners Dan Black and Martin Blum: Thermo Pot and Eau Good. The former merges practicality and aesthetics in a smart cork...

    written by: Diana Budds
    05.20.12

  15. Coffee Break: San Francisco's The Mill
    Food

    Coffee Break: San Francisco's The Mill

    Although we usually focus on completed projects, it is equally interesting to check in during construction to see how a space develops. Things that our memories smooth over post-construction, like...

    written by: Olivia Martin
    05.14.12

  16. Friday Finds 05.04.12
    Week in Review

    Friday Finds 05.04.12

    Editor Real Talk, a Ryan Gosling–like meme featuring econospeak, a young design company out of New Zealand, and more in this installment of Friday Finds. 

    written by: Diana Budds
    05.04.12

  17. I'm A Kombo's Social Act
    Food

    I'm A Kombo's Social Act

    Delicious high-concept food? A homey setting? Stylish crowd? Denmark, Denmark, Denmark? Yup, this video from crane.tv on the itinerant dinner series The Social Act by the Danish chefs at I'm a...

    written by: Aaron Britt
    04.27.12

  18. Salone 2012: EuroCucina
    Food

    Salone 2012: EuroCucina

    This year, at almost every stall at Eurocucina we felt at home, noticing a serious trend in kitchens and living rooms coming together. Whether the consequence of our shrinking urban environments,...

    written by: Alexandra Polier
    04.24.12

  19. Hau Tree Lanai in Honolulu
    Travel Reports

    Hau Tree Lanai in Honolulu

    I was in Honolulu, Hawaii, last week to talk at a green design conference, and in my two quick days there I was able to see a few of the sights. Though I managed to eat at some trendy, and rather...

    written by: Aaron Britt
    04.13.12

  20. Fire in the Home 101
    Design 101

    Fire in the Home 101

    Taming fire was humankind’s first and most critical step toward its mastery of the material world. About 400,000 years ago, our ancestors learned to harness the flame, setting us on the...

    written by: Patrick Di Justo
    04.11.12

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