One of our New Year’s resolutions? To read more.

These homes from the Dwell community carve out space for reading and lounging.

In Portland, Oregon, an eco-friendly home boasts sustainable design and vibrant pops of color.

Behind the Dwell Magazine Redesign

Snuggle up in these creative corners with a newspaper and a cup of coffee—and relax.

From alluring alcoves to cozy reading corners and breakfast nooks, these 19 spaces will make you want to curl up with a...

This bookshop in Hangzhou, China, features an interior that provides a variety of unique and immersive environments for reading...

Designers Kate Newman, Jordan Cluroe, and Russell Whitehead share their color picks that’ll give your kitchen a fresh look for...

It’s every brunch lover’s dream.

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

In the historic downtown core of Newmarket, Ontario, in the Greater Toronto area, sits the Story Pod—an abstract black box filled...

Feeling the squeeze? These cabinet rooms, storage walls, and sliding doors partition living and sleeping areas while eking out...

Clean white finishes abut beech wood walls in this rejuvenated home in Petrer.

Constructed in 1961, Richard Meier’s first residential project is a nascent example of the modern prefab typology.

In Poznan, Poland, architect Adam Wierciński transforms a 1929 residential flat into student dwellings for four.

Eleanor Pritchard’s textiles nod to British modernism and local craft.

From the cheerful hues of the 1950s to the softer, earthier shades that were popular in the 1960s, these paint colors will give...

A well-appointed garage door with a unique color or materials, or an interesting mechanical movement, can easily punch up a...

The designers at Cuffhome weave together a palette of oatmeal, cream, brick, and blush to update this home for a family of four.

On the peninsula of Palm Beach, a northern Sydney suburb, a holiday home is treated to a restrained, yet luxe, renovation.

The Royal Institute of British Architects has spoken.

Carefully selected colors and textures add subtle Italian luxury to this contemporary home in Rome.

From converted warehouses to live/work retreats, these unconventional homes demonstrate why loft living is so “in.”

It’s common for homeowners to come to the realization that although they want to protect their homes from burglaries and similar...

Four sections, four levels, and four doors and windows enable this remodeled 1960s cabin to fully embrace its idyllic natural...

Matière Première Architecture touched up a lakefront Canadian A-frame with white paint, a woodburning fireplace, and a suspended...

Birds fluttering overhead gave Barry Connor inspiration for the compact cabin, which is positioned for some of the most...

A remembrance was held last week after the passing of Mickey Muennig, the architect who imbued California’s mystic coastline with...

In the woods of Malborghetto Valbruna in the Italian Dolomite commune of Tarvisio is a pair of egg-shaped tree houses that appear...

The floating tiny home is well appointed for both long-term mooring and continuous cruising—and it just hit the market at £125K.

We believe that there are many awesome advantages to having a loft in your home.

Chef Thomas Keller’s three-starred Michelin restaurant receives a $10,000,000 renovation—its first major revamp in over 20 years.

In Fort Lauderdale, Florida, a designer gives his brother and sister-in-law a kitchen, dining, and laundry room makeover that...

The undulating walls of this light-filled loft reference the building’s past life as a silk warehouse.

Your kitty—and your couch upholstery—will thank you.

In a Canadian forest, a brick gabled house features unexpected geometrically varied interiors.