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A separate screening room isn’t in the cards for my rental apartment—but these upgrades would change the game.

From a “cheap, shitty frame” to dishwashing gloves that rip after a few uses, here are the home items Dwell editors and...

Proposed legislation included removing barriers to new construction, cracking down on corporate landlords, and assistance to...

My valiant efforts to save my veggies from the inquisitive paws of some friendly critters was a flop—so the garden is now their...

Come summer, our yard will be ready for its next big act—a first anniversary party with family and friends.

News of everything from celebrities to climate crises threatening classic structures sparked outcry beyond the expected design...

This year, I want to lean into the small stuff and repair my things without spending (much) money.

Perfection is passé and smart homes are out.

If there was something readers loved most this year, it was really great renovations—and one remarkable tiny cabin.

Now that I have the space, I’m ready to hang some shelves, and label some bins for all of my Facebook Marketplace treasures.

From a solar-powered floating home that putters through Dutch canals to a rainforest retreat with an oculus, here are the year’s...

It’s not just on our clothes—brand loyalty is very much alive in our personal living zones.

My collection has outgrown its storage solution, so in 2025, I’ll build a system that gets them all up and off the ground.

The double-taps don’t lie—here are all the scroll-stopping homes you “hearted” the most this year.

With significant venture capital funding, the resuscitated 1980s theme park, now in New York City, is a joy to explore—if you...

Brand design studio Wedge turns a century-old house into home-sweet-home for its creative team.

The cozy three-bedroom getaway neighbors a 468-acre nature reserve on the coast of Kent.

Complete with storage compartments, the unit has wavy, see-through panels that provide a peek at the tub.

The three dwellings have been renovated from top to bottom with custom cabinetry, warm earth tones, and vintage-inspired...

The country is trying to reverse its legacy of under-investing in public housing by churning out projects that defy expectations...

Judy Becker discusses crafting László Toth’s modernist on-screen universe—including his buildings.

Named after the sélénite crystal, the sparkling-white ADA-friendly rental has a steam bath, a sauna, a salt room, and more.

Architect Adam Kushner reimagined the landmark home with a double-height living area, a central courtyard, and a rooftop deck.

Sugarhouse Design & Architecture sought to “pack in storage at every opportunity” as they revised this 1,171-square-foot...

The 75-year-old postwar subdivision of Arapahoe Acres near Denver is one place in the U.S. where homeowners aren’t tearing down...

For the serious enthusiasts who spend months constructing their edible architecture, tool kits include some things you’d expect...

The house wraps around a 200-year-old pecan tree, and it has some unusual neighbors: gigantic busts of George Washington, Abraham...

When a couple in Toronto needed their space to accommodate a wheelchair, Omar Gandhi was up for the challenge, adding an elevator...

Passersby get a glimpse of residents through translucent panels that form a hallway along the sidewalk.

A steel exterior protects the Ontario retreat from harsh weather—but its interior is surprisingly pink.

Architect Peeraya Suphasidh uses natural materials with high thermal mass to craft a serene home in the tropical capital.

Designed by Michel Aubry, the plant-covered ’60s home is composed of concrete, brick, and glass.

The 1886 home needs some TLC, but it’s packed from top to bottom with old-world charm.

An unlocked door between levels, a shared backyard, and opened-up spaces make it easy for the adults to share in the day-to-day...

While the departure of Bobby Berk worried fans, the Fab Five’s newest member gives the show’s rote formula an overdue shake-up.

As strange as a recent viral project in Milwaukee may seem, there’s a historical precedent for this kind of adaptive reuse—but...