A couple reconfigure a dilapidated Brooklyn brownstone and prepare it for the 21st century.

Designer Roy McMakin has designed four simple, transparent juice glasses adorned by a progression of the delightfully aphoristic...

Agents, developers, and industry experts weigh in on the current dynamics of home buying and selling—and what may lie ahead.

The authors of a new volume take a permanent marker to architecture’s male-dominated history books, boldly underscoring the...

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

Set at the edge of Acadia National Park in Maine, Somes Sound House is a shingle-clad vacation home with winter and summer...

We asked an early adopter to tell us what her top devices are.

Dwell talks to Aishwarya Iyer, the CEO and founder of the olive oil brand with a cult following, about the home items she can’t...

BETA Office for Architecture and the City create a five-story residence designed to accommodate and adapt to the needs of a...

Centered in a lush garden, the single-level dwelling by Edition Office features softly textured brick and burnished concrete that...

Casa Mat by Argentinian firm Mutar favors experimentation over traditional domestic boundaries.

In some sense, the kitchen is the center of the home—a warm, cozy spot where everyone tends to gather.

We introduce you to three companies with innovative robotic systems that could be bringing a lot of change to home construction.

The lofty atriums in these dwellings bring in light, fresh air, and greenery.

Don’t neglect these critical—yet often forgotten—areas when purchasing a home.

Lift the spirits of the experienced sipper or budding bartender with the tools they need to drink in style.

Enorme Studio’s high-tech Beyome system aims to make compact homes live larger than their square footage.

Over the past 10 years, the troubling realities of the food supply chain became apparent.

Dwell’s executive editor Jenny Xie picks her desert island essentials—if the desert island were a global pandemic.

In the design world, there's been a lot of interesting talk about “smart” architecture lately—particularly what's involved in...

At this year’s Design Indaba conference in Cape Town, the famed trend forecaster spoke about coronavirus, consumption, and her...

Maya Bird-Murphy, founder of Chicago Mobile Makers, converted a Postal Service truck into a pop-up design classroom for...

Using multifunctional furniture, an apartment in Warsaw rearranges at a moment's notice.

When done right, a gorgeous glass wall system can transform a room into a spectacular focal point with a seamless indoor-outdoor...

Parachute founder Ariel Kaye gives us the 411 in this excerpt from her new book, “How to Make a House a Home.”

While we generally see ourselves as silver-lining kind of people, the reality is, bad days happen to good people.

Manhattan plant shop The Sill takes the guesswork out of indoor gardening.

On his birthday, we remember Japanese-American artist, designer, and activist Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) for a legacy of...

With the spring equinox just around the corner, it’s high time to clear out the dust and debris that have collected in your home...

See highlights from Salone del Mobile and beyond.

Serrano & Baquero uses robust materials to create a surprisingly airy home with a sublime patio.

LED strips embedded in a polycarbonate wall allow one couple to change the mood of their new home.

Keeping to a strict budget without skimping on quality meant whittling this home down to the essentials.

A king-sized bed and a walk-in closet in 400 square feet? Ori's new robotic furniture can make your apartment dreams come true.

A Manhattan renovation takes cues from its neighbors—a pioneering artist’s loft and the light of the nearby Hudson River.