Dwell had the chance to interview one of Toronto's top designers, Alexis Leino.

Mike Mills and Ewan McGregor at the St. Regis Hotel in San Francisco, where our interview took place.

Lissoni is interviewed on his Extrasoft modular sofa in white, defined by its geometric configuration and irregular contours.

Hans Ulrich Obrist was invited by Kazuyo Sejima to interview all of the Biennale participants, an endeavor modeled after the 24-Hour Interview Marathon that launched the 2006 Serpentine Gallery. I sat here for awhile in this transformed audio/visual library, where Obrist framed a place where visitors can 'meet' the architects while resting their weary limbs.

We interview the Japanese organizing expert about the art of tidying up and her new collaboration with minimalist brand Cuyana.

Later in the week I swung by the offices of Thomas Phifer and Partners, for an interview with the founder about his practice, projects, and design process.

Erin and Tyler went through a three-month-long interview and application process to land their live/work space in the Emeryville Artists Co-op. A hand-painted mural by Erin peeks out from the stairs leading down to the laundry room.

Casteñada explains, “Everything starts with an interview that I personally conduct with the owner in order to understand his lifestyle and expectations. The final result needs to satisfy the owner’s lifestyle, dreams and expectations, as well as my firm’s vision and design concepts.”

Cosmopolitan writer Heather Wood Rudolph interviews Dwell editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron for the publication's Interview Insider column, January 21, 2016 www.cosmopolitan.com/car...

"By the time a user climbs from entrance at the lowest level to the topmost floor, they will have climbed 35 feet without realizing it," says Misra. "We interviewed more than 50 people who had visited the site at different times, and none of them realized the slow height progression of the Three Step House, since the stairs were broken up into small, discrete runs."

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Andy Warhol's Interview

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John Storyk was interviewed by club members after the trailer’s installation.

Starck demonstrates the lightweight heft of his new outdoor chairs for Dedon. Look for Sam's interview with him soon.

Ignacio Ciocchini CityBench (2011) manufactured by Landscape Forms/Studio 431. Read the interview.

Painter and printmaker Hannah Forward; Artfinder regularly interviews emerging artists about their creative process, workspace, and techniques.

Photo of Souda's office from the interview we did with @workof -Read it at bit.ly/sou... -

Dieter Rams: Less But Better A one-on-one video interview on the occasion of his 40th anniversary retrospective at SFMoMA.

Painter and printmaker Hannah Forward; Artfinder regularly interviews emerging artists about their creative process, workspace, and techniques.

"Sheila Hicks's 'Baôli' installation at @PalaisdeTokyo using @Sunbrella yarn. See her interview in @dwellmagazine's October issue, on newsstands now!"

Ask the Expert on Remodelista, The Ins and Outs of Wood Floors: An interview with a floorer on how to choose the best wood flooring from your home.

Prefab Architecture: A Guide to Modular Design and Construction by Ryan E. Smith (Wiley, 2010). A variety of case studies, interviews, illustrations, and photographs that explore prefab.

Associate editor Miyoko Ohtake somehow managed to stop by the method booth to chat with the company's design director, Sally Clarke. Read their interview here.

In an interview, designer Piero Lissoni shares, "Mamilla wants to express harmony with a solution that brings modernity and high class in a soft way, respecting the local traditions." On the rooftop, this statement certainly holds true. It is quite enjoyable to be surrounded by Knoll’s modern tables and sofas and Lissoni’s wood-paneled bar while reveling at the beauty and historic grandeur of the old city of Jerusalem. Don't miss a word of Dwell! Download our FREE app from iTunes, friend us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter!

At the end of Illustration Play 2, and as many art publications by Viction:ary come to a close, there are several pages of interviews with the artists. The oft-handwritten answers range from how they describe themselves to what's in their toolboxes. The image at the bottom? The first image that pops to their mind when they close their eyes.

Top 10 Unforgettable Design Quotes of 2020: These sound-bites from the architects, designers, leaders, and activists we interviewed this year address the industry’s most pressing issues.

One of the last stops of the day was Dedon, where Sam sat down to interview designer Philippe Starck about his new outdoor collection for the company.

From Archinect, one of the earliest websites devoted to connecting architects and architecture students, comes the podcast Sessions. The podcast is typically an interview format, and comes out every two weeks.

Paul J. Smith, Director Emeritus, Museum of Arts and Design, with his wood turnings and sculpture, 1958. Photos courtesy Paul J. Smith. Read the interview.

Featuring footage and interviews on the ground with local collaborators, the team’s documentary shows how their novel material solution is being deployed by builders throughout rural West Africa and beyond.

Bolani is an Afghan turnover filled with either pumpkin, spinach, lentils, or potatoes and leeks. It's packaged in a custom-designed wrapper that includes interviews with Afghans both in Afghanistan and the United States on subjects ranging from Afghan food and culture to the current geopolitical turmoil.

Vertical slabs under consideration for a project by Nakashima, among the horizontal wood-piles of the Pole Barn. Photo courtesy of Mira Nakashima, George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A. Read the interview.

Reportedly, it took eight slabs of marble to achieve the seamless look Mossman imagined. In the interview with AD, she said, "I also didn’t want any rust in them. I liked the graphic gray and white."

Heading back for more Maison&Objet today, including an interview with Philippe Nigro, Now! designer of the year. Here, some of his work including Groom, a valet for Hermès, and a lamp for Artuce.

Juergen Mayer's An Der Alster 1 building, completed in 2009, is one example of the architect's exuberant style in Berlin, Germany. For more on Mayer, read Dwell's interviews, parts one and two.