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The Cooke House broke ground two weeks before the legendary architect’s death. Nearly 60 years later, it’s up for sale.

Culled from art and design schools across the world, these top-notch student projects earned a spot on our honor roll.

A recent reissue of a 1962 design revives the legacy of midcentury Polish designer Józef Chierowski.

It all started with an email to architecture firm mode:lina titled, “We want the best office in the world!”

In collaboration with children's brand Land of Nod and "adult summer camp" Camp Wandawega, Graduate Hotels introduces a new suite...

The renowned Japanese designer discuses furniture, technology, and relishing the small details.

A global look at designers to watch.

As Dwell's September 2016 issue looks at the restoration of a rare Marcel Breuer house in Kansas, architecture firm Hufft...

Architect Michelle Kaufmann transforms a 1965 home into a paragon of sustainability.

The Danish designer truly creates organic furniture and lighting.

Inspired by nature, Heidi Jalkh creates imaginative objects and collections.

Driaan Claassen combines a variety of materials and a love of history to create distinct objects.

A band of creatives reimagine summer camp with Likeminds, a conference retreat taking place August 26-28 in Beacon, New York.

A diverse roster of projects and a commitment to creativity and craftsmanship place Stepstone at the forefront of the precast...

Every week, we highlight one amazing Dwell home that went viral on Pinterest.

Dwell editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron walks us through Dwell's September 2016 issue.

The (intimidating) commission? Reviving one of the legendary modernist’s rare residences west of the Mississippi: the 1954 Snower...

We’re turning inward for inspiration, highlighting superlative users and fresh photos found on our own site.

The writers and photographers that made our September 2016 issue possible.

A Kansas architect unlocks the potential in an outdated 1950s home.

After a stealth makeover, a California Craftsman gains light, space, and a partial facelift.

At the Glass House estate, a restoration takes aim at one of modern master Philip Johnson’s most-beloved sanctuaries.

Uber and Volvo are bringing driverless cars to Pittsburgh—sooner than you think.

The world’s largest independent design consultancy steps in to lend a beloved Hamptons bookseller a hand.

Apparel meets furniture in this limited-edition collaboration, part of Madewell's "Denim Every Day" campaign.

Adorned with succulents and sunlight, this compact Brooklyn pad is the perfect home base for a creative couple.

As auto brands look to the art world for cultural cachet, Audi partners with a second-generation Light and Space artist.

Incorporating everything from pop graphics to Legos, logotypes, and stuffed animals, fashion's outré "King of the Unconventional"...

"I prefer drawing to talking. Drawing is faster, and leaves less room for lies."—Le Corbusier

A Copenhagen family trades the suburbs for a quaint town house steeped in tradition.

A beach house that doesn't require going off the grid.

With the Home Back Home #03 prototype, ENORME Studio and IKEA España partner to create flexible solutions for when grown kids...

Every week, we highlight one amazing Dwell home that went viral on Pinterest.

With sensitivity to local building typologies, fresh construction finds a place in Amsterdam.

The Banff Pavilion, controversially demolished in 1938, is on track to be reconstructed.

The Libertine Lindenberg claims it isn't a hotel or a communal house—it's both.