Dwell

One of the 20th-century architect’s biggest admirers is a somewhat unexpected—and similarly complicated—man.

Inflection Architecture adds 700 square feet to a century-old Texas bungalow by tucking a new second story just beyond street...

The generous array, along with a rainwater harvesting system, allows the concrete residence to operate entirely off-grid.

The historic two-story home has double-height windows, original wood paneling, and three separate patios.

A slab sourced from a bowling alley in upstate New York makes for a durable, history-filled surface in this Brooklyn home.

Designed by Eggers & Wilkman, the 1958 Rancho Mirage home has Carrara marble floors, decorative wood screens, and a courtyard...

The “Aladdin Sane” reference adds to the irreverent apartment’s bricolage of checkerboard, splashy color, and eclectic shelving.

The metal-clad house makes the most of its lush surroundings with 30-foot-tall windows and ample outdoor space.

The duo overhauled the roofless stone structure with custom built-in furniture and a balcony overlooking the old town of Dhërmi.

The slatted-wood structures and their network of boardwalks are arranged to preserve a surrounding pine forest.

The brand is often most associated with low-cost furnishings. But its higher-end line has a rich history.

The fully detached home—with front and back patios—was built in 1872, and it’s still packed with period detail after a top to...

In my fight against infestation, I realized that no man is an island, least of all in the New York City rental market.

The nondescript 2000s residence now channels Belgian minimalism with luxe finishes like plaster and marble.

In the news: An Icelandic wheelchair ramp project sets a new precedent for accessibility, Rocket Co.’s buying spree to control...

Opening this week in Chicago, the National Public Housing Museum wants to reinvigorate our interest in collective well-being by...

Starting in the 1960s, Archigram, Ant Farm, and Superstudio questioned the very fundamentals of architecture, from its...

Set in the San Jacinto Mountains, the ’80s home is surrounded by boulders, trees, and forest trails—and it comes with a...

Autonomous’s tiny prefab, which is also solar capable, can be shipped with a suite of ergonomic work-from-home essentials.

Situated in the heart of the city, the 2,045-square-foot apartment has been refreshed with vibrant hues, terrazzo, and high-end...

The four-room compound’s allover velvety black cladding contrasts its grassy setting.

After moving back to New York from Japan, one woman calls an old college friend at Khanna Schultz Architecture to design a...

In New Orleans, design firm Mason Ros came up with a gallery-like addition that links an 1830s-era Creole cottage to a...

Calming interiors open up to verdant gardens and tranquil indoor/outdoor living.

Cozy amenities abound, including heated floors, a jetted tub, and multiple fireplaces.

This was once the home of playwright Eugene O'Neill as well as photographer Joel Meyerowitz.

Enjoy the year-round sunshine with multiple outdoor spaces and beautifully landscaped grounds.

Enjoy a saltwater pool and spa, gym, infrared sauna, and hiking trails aplenty.

A sleek and soothing escape in Bel Air awaits.

The city’s seismologist turned climate disaster expert wants better building codes but isn’t waiting around for them.

The 1948 L.A. home has long been held by the same family, and it still has its original windows, built-ins, and fireplace.

The structure now includes a two-level live/work flat punctuated by a circular window and sculptural wooden stair.

Muse can't replicate the power of an interior designer, but when you have a blank slate, the tool can at least help guide your...

General contractor Brad Leavitt gives us insights into the biggest considerations homeowners might be overlooking.

A retractable unit turns the 312-square-foot flat into an office space with flatpack chairs and fold-out desks.

After discovering richly veined marble in the bathrooms, Studio Prineas carried the gilt hue throughout the home’s richly...