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Owner and architect Logan Mahaffey refreshed the compact, three-story home’s kitchen, bathrooms, and wall finishes while...

California’s particular brand of indoor/outdoor living has captured our imagination for more than 50 years.

We had opinions about reimagined classics at Knoll, renter-unfriendly lighting, and spray-foam furniture for kids.

A Ligne Roset sofa that isn’t a Togo, copious cork, really big beds—and more of what Dwell’s visual media producer loved in Italy.

A floor-to-ceiling slider connects the primary bedroom to one, while another surrounds a covered patio off the living space.

The multitiered residence in the Pasadena hills was completed while its architect, William Kesling, was behind bars at San...

In India, architect Abhishek Patel works with local manufacturers to create marble, brass, and plywood furniture perfectly...

Impossibly stacked stone spires, on-site 3D printing, and more of the revelatory objects by emerging designers that stopped us in...

A family’s country retreat is designed to further blur into its setting with walls of windows and natural wood finishes.

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Chip Detweiler’s 1974 residence is an ode to tropical brutalism—and it’s been meticulously restored down to the original...

When I bought a couch from a friend, I had no idea I’d have to pay someone to take it apart.

When FOBA introduced a design-conscious alternative to the widely used “housemaker” market, they made a strong case for...

The getaway is crafted from copper, wood, and stone—and comes with a hinoki soaking tub and 46 acres of woodlands.

Its wood “skeleton” holds a series of indoor/outdoor spaces across three glass-enclosed levels.

The mortgage originator snatching up Redfin and Mr. Cooper for nearly $11 billion could reshape the consumer experience as a...

Go behind the scenes of how ambitious design briefs became reality.

The minds behind the world’s most ubiquitous furniture brand share the stuff they love so much they use it in their own homes.

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.

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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...