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The CNC-machined plywood structure has a marbled look that pops against all-white interiors.

Since breaking ground in 2021, Culdesac Tempe has had its share of detractors and skeptics. But none of them live there.

The top floor of the 1883 structure was converted into an airy home with custom millwork and a suspended sleeping area.

Spacedge Designs reconfigures the 27-year-old home with bright, open spaces that better accommodate big family gatherings.

Set on 22 acres in the arid Alentejo region, the estate was designed by Portuguese architect Bartolomeu Costa Cabral as a home...

The waterfront prefabs are self-sustaining, says the designer, down to dry toilets that turn human waste into soil conditioner.

New York’s annual extravaganza of all things collectible and (mostly) antique delivered everything from Americana to Delftware,...

Originally constructed in the 1870s, the revamped building has a charming brick facade and a completely overhauled interior.

She and her son live in a loft upstairs from stables that accommodate a herd of six aging and disabled horses.

Both have knickknacky furnishings and a deck with a hot tub, but flooring in terra-cotta and marble set them apart.

Armed with industry knowledge and online followings, brokers are helping those displaced by the wildfires.

The refreshed flat is located at the Perrenoud, a 1901 building with an original stained-glass atrium, onyx fireplace, and the...

“A lot of renovations today have so much white and gray, and we wanted to run away from that,” says São Paulo native Joyce...

Faced with pandemic construction prices, a Toronto family scaled back their bungalow remodel but still achieved double-height...

Designed by Hamish McIntyre and renovated by Russell Hollingsworth, the carefully preserved home has three patios, two decks, and...

“It’s about living with the seasons and the land while creating a space that works for everyone.”

Black steel wraps the 570-square-foot retreat—complete with an art space and bedroom loft—on a rugged site north of Reykjavík.

The ’90s home might look like a monolithic fortress—but the interior plays with pastel tones and a cloud motif.

As organized religion continues to lose its influence, why are living spaces that look like modern chapels having a moment?

Set on the edge of an old-growth forest, the three-bedroom house has exposed beams, hardwood floors, and an ample backyard.

A steady supply sustains the off-grid house, which is kept cool by indoor pools, strategically placed apertures, and thick mud...

There was nothing cheugy about Henna Vainio’s wall hangings, or the chromatic textiles, raw wood furnishings, and seashell...

Set about an hour from Reykjavík, the compact getaway has views for days and a hot tub for watching the northern lights.

Gaudy ’80s finishes were replaced with crisp ones that let the owner’s evolving collection set the tone for the Upper East Side...

Braced by the home’s stone walls, the lustrous metal forms large double doors, a floating deck, and a framework for a second...

With walls of rock and incredible views of the San Jacinto Mountains, this Idyllwild house literally brings the outdoors in.

The famed architect believes the homes she’s designed for climate disaster areas can be realized without outside funding.

To combat the industry's waste problem, some studios are trading throwaway materials for ones they say can biodegrade or be...

Alicia Freksa paid to redo the space with fresh cabinetry, appliances, and flooring, while her landlord shored up the structure.

Showcased in our September 2012 issue, the condo has a huge roof terrace and a 2,000-square-foot interior designed for...

Snaking tunnels crouch in the landscape, mitigating the area’s hot climate and high winds.

Butler Armsden Architects devised some clever interventions that brightened up the historic townhome’s interior.

The meal prep-cum-seating unit plays off monsteras and fiddle leaf figs that enliven the open-plan living space.

The fall of the former household staple can be traced to a surprising source: the perceived danger of stairs.

Designed by Fredrick Liebhardt, the Clark Residence is a perfectly preserved time capsule in San Diego.

More than 20 years after I first promoted the building method at Dwell, it has yet to live up to its promise—but it can.