The Alexander Construction Company made Palm Springs living accessible to the masses.

Housed within the Palazzo Galli Tassi in the heart of Florence, Numeroventi is an artist residency, exhibition space, and loft...

Cultivate a sunny state of mind with these pieces that channel Palm Springs’ brand of midcentury modernism.

The Kaufmann Desert House was meticulously restored by Marmol Radziner in the 1990s—and now it’s up for grabs.

A skylight might seem like a universally bright idea, but though it can be a great design feature, it isn’t without flaws of its...

Mairead Murphy of Maike Design renovates two matching houses on the same block in Brunswick East, imbuing each with its own...

From early modular construction to a portfolio of homes based in the Midwest, we take a look at the prefab residences designed by...

We may spend the majority of our time inside, but the appeal of the outdoors is always there—and it’s full of surprising benefits...

Known for his stripped-back approach to home design, RIBA award-winning architect Piers Taylor focuses more on light and space...

A New Jersey property’s dark rooms and halls get a refresh that embraces a Scandinavian approach to design.

It's no secret that Frank Lloyd Wright has received his fair share of coverage over the years at Dwell—and rightfully so,...

A firestorm of recent news is putting the spotlight on gas stoves and their harmful effects, but induction cooking has been...

Representing the architectural eclecticism of L.A.’s west side, the five homes selected for day one of the Dwell Los Angeles Home...

Recently listed for $2,995,000, Case Study House #16 was the first of three houses Ellwood designed for the program—and it’s the...

This weekend the annual Maker Faire is taking place south of San Francisco at the San Mateo County Events Center.

Phase II of Dwell's Innovate it! design competition has ended.

With their property rental business "I Am Sicily" in mind, architects Francesco Moncada and Mafalda Rangel turned a dilapidated...

And that’s not all—the listed 1960s home comes with private shorefront access and views of Acadia National Park.

Architectural photographer Julius Shulman's iconic image of Pierre Koenig's 1960 modernist masterpiece, the Stahl House—also...

Now that small space living has become more and more common, people are looking for the best types of furniture that will allow...

For Zhekai Zhang and Keren Wang, the pair behind Studio Kae, imperfection is often the desired outcome.

Designed by I.M. Pei protégé Vuko Tashkovich, the Pound Ridge residence features barrel-vaulted ceilings that heighten a sense of...

Across the city, tenant association unions like Brooklyn Eviction Defense are helping fed up renters mobilize to combat...

Four years after the devastating Woolsey fire, Malibu residents who lost everything are still waiting for approvals, and...

British artist Maisie Broadhead elevates the nuisance of an unsightly lamp cord to over-the-mantel art with this clever bit of...

A night out at the local library, especially for a Friends of the Library talk, never sounded so good as when James Fox took over...

We asked the best and brightest to set the record straight on what makes good (and bad) interior design.

In an 18th-century chateau in France, the couple behind a popular YouTube channel turns to technologies old and new to keep warm.

The Melbourne beachside suburb of Sandringham is filled with period houses such as this Edwardian timber home—but this one has...

A scion of Frank Lloyd Wright erects a modular hillside retreat near the architect’s estate.

Both in San Francisco’s Diamond Heights neighborhood, these two exemplary Eichlers are shining examples of the prolific...

We asked Academy Award-winning film maker Ralph Eggleston about the design inspiration behind the impressive, cantilevered home...

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High ceilings, hardwood floors, and endless bay windows make this Pacific Heights home an airy sanctuary.

Check out this list of furnishings and accoutrements for the beach, backyard, campground, and beyond.

Fact #1: New Yorkers are more allergic to bridges and tunnels than plants and trees.