Wielding design as a tool for empowering underserved communities, these visionary Black architects and designers are paving the...

Designing an innovative house is a rite of passage for many young architects.

Kitchen remodels can be intimidating, partly because of the myriad of choices and decisions that must be made for both aesthetic...

French designer Charlotte Perriand was initially turned down for a role at Corbu’s Paris studio—until one of her works quickly...

Texas-based artist and designer Rachel Farrington was inspired by the rocky ground, prairie grass, sandstone, and bright open...

Today at Dwell, as we fire up our MacBooks and plug in the odd iPhone, we remember Steve Jobs, the 56 year-old former CEO of...

Judaline Cassidy has been solving plumbing problems for more than 25 years, but now as the founder of Tools & Tiaras she’s on a...

Not all dishtowels are created equal—we found four well-designed options that actually do what they’re supposed to.

Dwell editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron talks us through Dwell's February 2015 issue.

Great Jobs clip (below) from 1993 on hiring Paul Rand (above) to solve his problem. Mock-turtleneck in full-effect.

Faulkner Architects creates an expansive home on a challenging mountain slope.

The wild hog problem has only gotten tougher in Texas, and for residents dealing with the invasive animals, he’s the guy to call.

Working with a challenging layout, a designer couple add a showstopping stair enclosure.

You’re going to need a putty knife and an awful lot of patience.