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Hans Wegner's name is synonymous with Danish design the world over, and his seemingly simple chair designs helped usher in an...

Up and coming ceramist Virginie Besengez discusses shape, space and her inspirations.

The Broad, the new contemporary art museum being built in downtown Los Angeles, unveils plans for a 24,000-square-foot outdoor...

Bold curves, colorful accents, and technical vision: the Finnish-American architect and industrial designer’s body of work...

Architecture critic Alexandra Lange invites Dwell along as she observes a little-known trove of midcentury architecture at...

MoMA/PS1 announces its 2014 Young Architects Program winner, The Living, who will build a zero-carbon brick shelter in the...

A new line of furniture by BoConcept and Nendo marries Danish functionality with Japanese whimsy.

An exhibition coming to coastal Massachusetts in March explores California's evolution as an incubator of progressive midcentury...

The CEO of Flos USA addresses the versatility of LED and what's next for lighting design.

Upsizing from a small bungalow, Kristopher Dukes and Matt Jacobson took a minimalist approach to renovating a soaring Manhattan...

At a forum on MoMa's controversial expansion plan, its director, Glenn D. Lowry, and the architect Elizabeth Diller make a case...

For an architect’s family getaway in Connecticut, the kitchen is no shrinking violet.

An emerging Spanish designer redefines his role by pursuing philanthropic projects with indigenous peoples in Colombia.

In a Vermont forest, architecture students design and build a pavilion for quiet contemplation.

A retrospective puts the work of Ralph and Mary Jane Fournier at the fore of modern suburban design in post-war St. Louis.

You might think a Brutalist-style concrete structure would be out of place in a lush, beach-resort island like Vieques.

A couple gets their hands dirty in Brooklyn by rehabilitating a 19th-century tenement to reveal decades of layers and scores of...

The Japanese architect—and winner of the 2014 Pritzker Prize—is working with Muji on a new endeavor: using furniture as a module...

A New York exhibition explores where architecture and engineering meet to design for earthquake zones.

A new boutique in the Silesia region promotes local design.

Toronto's Mjölk gallery commissions Italian designer Luca Nichetto for a restrained, elegant coffee set made of ceramic and wood.

A London exhibition uses works by Picasso, Dali, Matisse, and others to trace the evolution of 20th century textile design.

Two Iran-born brothers—each running multidisciplinary studios, 5,000 miles apart—discuss the similarities and differences in...

We ask Bay Area–based architect and prefab pioneer Michelle Kaufmann to share her expertise on the questions every consumer...

A photographer's studies of Hong Kong's dense apartment blocks come to a London gallery.

A 1960s home with an unusual awning gets upgraded with 21st-century conveniences while maintaining its Austin street cred.

For a new line of premium kitchen appliances, Samsung pushes design over connectivity.

The visionary French architects gallivanting the Third World of the 1950’s in their quest to seed Western Modernism, have left...

A modern house steeped in heritage, history, and spirituality emerges on the fringes of Scotland’s Isle of Skye.

On a sloped creekside site in Atlanta, Georgia, architect Staffan Svenson elevates humble materials and basic geometries to craft...

In a San Francisco kitchen, a sleek series of custom cabinets camouflages an armada of professional features.

Once ashamed of his lackluster Chicago abode, architect Brad Lynch tore it down and started over with a family home that’s part...

A heart-shaped network of zigzagging tubes aims to connect strangers in Times Square this Valentine's Day.

The FOG Design+Art fair is pleased to announce a dynamic weekend lineup of lectures and interactive discussions with leaders in...

Constructed in 1961, Richard Meier’s first residential project is a nascent example of the modern prefab typology.