Artist Chris Jordan has become something of a cult figure for the green set, with his growing portfolio of mind-bending...

Somewhere in-between the mid-19th century, the 1960s, and the future, lies Utopie Plastic, or Plastic Utopia: an outdoor art...

The Ocean Cleanup is headed out to sea—again—to remove plastic and debris amassing in the Pacific.

This Danish home’s IKEA kitchen gets a fresh look thanks to Muller Van Severen’s inspired pairing of marble and polyethylene.

Simple materials transform a rundown wood balcony into a new roof deck and versatile creative space.

In Nova Scotia, a prefab beach house makes history as the first-ever home built with PET core foam technology.

Every hour, enough sunlight hits the earth to power the entire planet for a year.

Here’s your chance to “Be Like Mike”—or at least take a peek inside his Utah pad.

I want to say one word to you. Just one word. Plastics.

We speak to the architect and educator about how Indigenous culture influences his work, and how empathy can dismantle...

“Six years ago today I was a very angry, lonely corporate lawyer,” recalls Chris Jordan, the keynote speaker at the 2008 IIDA...

Using found materials and DIY know-how, Jordan Meerdink and Shalini Amin create a polished home that emphasizes their African...

A furniture maker and a textile designer remodel a building from the 13th century.

A Kansas architect unlocks the potential in an outdated 1950s home.

As ongoing inspiration for how to bring Indigenous experiences into the built environment, Cornelius looks to the lived-in beauty...

Two artists transform a 19th-century carriage house into a home where they can both live and create.

A couple in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, leap right into the renovation of an 1898 row house after their honeymoon.

The 1950s L.A. residence sports a suave new look after a multiyear renovation.

Opening tonight is From Now to Eternity, a show focusing on plastics with work by a collection of designers, including FAT,...

Seeking an escape from bustling city life, a Manhattan couple embarks on a renovation in the verdant Hudson Valley.

Purchased for just $59,000, a decrepit 1860 Lancaster house gets a gut renovation that’s not afraid of pattern or color.

When an internationally renown designer and a fabricator get together, great things can happen.

A new master suite at the Teaberry Residence by Cary Bernstein Architect realizes the full potential of a site in Tiburon,...

Take it outside by exploring a deeper preview of select outdoor items from our Modern by Dwell Magazine collection for Target.

The Modern by Dwell Magazine indoor collection brings an array of furniture, lighting, home decor, and accessories to Target on...

Designer and architect Chris Deam did the homework so you don't have to—here are the toilets, showers, sinks, tubs, and faucets...

Home is where your heart is, but what if home is also where your business is?

Easy peasy: There are a ton of simple ways to make a positive impact on Mother Earth without drastically altering your daily...

Johnsen Schmaling Architects design a linear residence recalling the path of ancient glaciers on the Kettle Moraine.

Warren Techentin Architecture turns a wonky Los Angeles home and bungalows into the perfect place for the owners to work and...

Rebuilding on a challenging site in Mill Valley, California, a couple optimize a winning view that was there all along.

Webber + Studio salvages a 1909 dwelling in the historic Clarksville neighborhood.

Close client-architect collaboration and bespoke elements give rise to a rugged, contemporary home for a Melbourne family seeking...

Dark timber cladding gives way to airy interiors at this compact holiday home near the Lakes of Vinkeveen in the Netherlands.

A chance discovery sets in motion a reverent renovation of a quirky Long Island home.

Industrial designer George Nelson was one of the founding fathers of American modernism.