Dwell

From marble to granite to soapstone, the options are dizzying—but if you’re realistic about your lifestyle, the choice is easy to...

From a show honoring Eileen Gray to a buzzy just-opened concept store.

In Portland, Oregon, a culinary couple call on architect Michael Howells to raise the roof, revamp the floor plan, and spice up...

Garcé & Dimofski preserved the apartment’s intricate 19th-century details while filling it with fresh light fixtures, wood...

Australian firm Studio Dot’s 269-square-foot unit is designed for wellness in response to our changing climate.

Following in the footsteps of Meow Wolf and Van Gogh experiences, a real estate developer and artist have transformed a former...

A raised boardwalk connecting the units enhances the owners’ favorite walking path on their parcel of wilderness in Nova Scotia.

Designed by Philip Sheridan Collins in 1962, the 3,400-square-foot residence in Princeton, New Jersey, is built around a massive...

Before the style of reclining outdoor furniture became a symbol of outdoor leisure, it was used for a very different purpose.

I learned that just two things help determine that you’re getting what you paid for: what it’s made of and where it came from.

Dating back to 1963, each lightly updated unit comes with walls of glass, 1,200 square feet of living space, and a central...

The rugged holiday home in Outer Hebrides was created with rocks sourced from its small isle, and plenty of grit.

This seaside retreat was designed to put family—including pets—first with a dedicated dog wash area, “catio,” and more.

The controversial planned city was supposed to cut across 105 miles of desert. Now, not so much.

Well, my boyfriend did, but I supervised—and the process was surprisingly painless.

My tiny carry-on suitcase fits everything I need for a week away, from a portable clothing steamer to my entire skincare...

From cassette toilets to gym memberships to a solution not unlike a litter box, taking care of business when you've chosen the...

Blue Sky Building Systems makes steel structures to your specifications, whether for a suburban dwelling or Joshua Tree retreat.

Spanning nearly 4,000 square feet, the six-bedroom residence frames spectacular water and mountain views, and it comes with a...

Almo Troup repurposes nearly all of the materials from a tumbledown shack to create a dreamy, minimalist workspace in his...

While DTC brands are churning out products that could fit into Fisher-Price sets, play kitchens for actual kids are becoming...

A remodel turned them into a focal point with a bright orange paint job that matches the fixtures.

After a revamp by Klopf Architecture, the 1960 home dazzles with crisp, white interiors, polished concrete floors, and...

In an attempt to create affordable housing, Governor Josh Green signed SB2919, which allows counties to ban vacation rentals...

Though it’s hardly the first time there’s been talk of a comeback, new sleep-focused consumer trends may be turning the tide.

Sherwood Kypreos revives a 1959 home with verde granite, rich walnut, and a suite of high-performing systems for a homeowner who...

Designed by Hugh Newell Jacobsen, the triple-gabled residence has vaulted ceilings, huge skylights, and a glass-encased indoor...

While they have yet to hit the U.S. market, a few predesigned plans could provide a starting point to create your own idyllic...

The renovation had to work around (and for) the birth of the couple’s son.

Set minutes from downtown, the $1.2M home is packed with dark wood paneling, brass fixtures, Shaker cabinets, and a clawfoot tub.

After over a decade of listing, unlisting, relisting, and even renting out the Upper East Side residence, the ‘Real Housewives’...

The artist shares her favorite products for creating—and setting—a scene.

Treads and railing wrap around the stove’s pipe at this gable-roofed Czech Republic retreat.

The lightly updated Edward Hillstrom House comes with wood-wrapped spaces, terrazzo floors, a floating staircase, and a bold,...

Throwing a trendy material into the mix of my basement-bar makeover was a risky choice—but in the end, it paid off.

It’s not exactly large enough for doing laps, but for me, it’s (much) better than nothing at all.