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OYO Architects didn't just bring a dwelling that survived bombing during World War II back to life—they made it sustainable.

Designed by Linda Taalman, the hilltop home has walls of glass, rooftop solar panels, and a detached guesthouse.

In Singapore, where public housing renovations have mandates, an architecture team cheated the system with artificial design...

Love them or hate them, can lights have taken over the ceilings of both new builds and renovations alike—and there's a surprising...

The founders of the firm D’Well turn a crumbling dwelling into a serene architecture studio where nature takes center stage.

The famed architect was just 25 years old when he collaborated with Roland Baltera and François Seigneur to design this angular...

Created by Binishells using proprietary technology, the building process involves inflating a single reusable formwork with air...

Designed by Henry Eggers, the 1969 time capsule offers over 5,500 square feet of living space flush with original finishes—and a...

Once known for their squalid living conditions, the prehistoric limestone warrens have been repurposed as lodgings, bars, and...

Working with design studio Loaf, the owners of this Silver Lake midcentury embark on a sensitive renovation that honors history.

Patterned tiles by Concrete Collaborative define this bold kitchen revamp for a creative couple in Knoxville.

Designed by architect Bernard Kohn in 1983, the two-level flat in the heart of the city has historic bones and a sun-kissed...

From gut renovations to interior overhauls, these projects illustrate the scope and difficulty of updating a Brooklyn dwelling...

The soundproofed garden shed and a bright home office give the musician and lighting designer space to WFH without stepping on...

Instead of tearing down the beautiful home on the lot where they wanted to build, a couple in Whistler hauled it to another piece...

The naturally ventilated Kumagaya House has a central breezeway, soaring volumes, and secluded spaces that give its occupants...

Located just outside Chicago, the 1894 Winslow House offers 5,000 square feet packed with well-preserved built-ins and decorative...

Streetwear takes on a new meaning when @dieworkwear, the internet’s most stylish troll, demands walkable cities.

Those messy wires are harshing your home's mellow.

Your chance to tour homes featured by Dwell and experience remarkable architecture in person.

Before you get too comfy this fall, take a moment to make sure your water heater is in tip-top shape.

Listed for the first time, the 1960 home comes with original stone walls, globe lights, and huge windows that frame its wooded...

The Atlanta woodworker’s expressive furniture puts a twist on historical forms typically under-represented by the dominant...

Ancestral craft knowledge is central to the fabrication of Bogotá designer Lucia Echavarría’s objects.

Inspired by Tiffany lamps and Pizza Hut pendant lights, the Florida artist shapes fantastical sculptures that give the illusion...

Hungarian designer Anna Horváth’s playful furniture uses reclaimed materials and references historical forms.

Fashion consulting and Berlin nightlife led the designer to experiment with a largely ignored material in furniture fabrication:...

This year, our annual roster of the best new talent is full of offbeat objects and unexpected materials.

Dương Gia Hiếu makes lighting and furniture that literally transform trash into treasure.

Chengdu designer Yann Pu’s work strikes a balance between poles like handcrafted versus factory-produced, or local scale versus...

Looking to ancient civilizations for inspiration, the Guangzhou designer approaches furniture making with an almost archeological...

Cairo designer Rania Elkalla uses food waste to create a biodegradable material that mimics the look of natural marble.

After studying architecture in Gaza, the Palestinian designers formed a studio to make furniture that expresses a contemporary...

The Devon, England, artist’s glass sconces, lamps, and candleholders reinvigorate aging traditions for a younger generation.

Natural forms juxtapose fabricated metal elements in this Seoul designer’s industrial-meets-Neolithic furniture.

Starting with furniture, the Nigerian designer wants to shape a more sustainable, equitable, and stylish world.