Dwell Staff

Designed by Michel Rojkind and featured in Dwell’s July/August 2022 issue, Casa Pasiddhi encircles a sun-kissed garden with...

An updated Phaidon book surveys a collection of the most influential objects in history, some of which have famous inventors, and...

The twin black-and-white houses will make you look twice.

The 1966 residence appears to hover above the earth, and it’s outfitted with suspended walkways and a large conversation pit.

Dating back to 1928, the stately brick building has been converted into a voluminous house and studio.

Including a personal fireplace and Ichendorf Milano glassware.

Late musician Charles MacDermed set out to build a different kind of dwelling in 1970s—and the unfinished house recently listed...

Set on nine acres of coastal bushland, the five-bedroom home blends first-rate amenities with big treehouse vibes.

Starting at $249K, Manta North’s timber prefabs are meant for backyards, far-flung locales, and, soon, the greater United States.

Crafted from cedar, glass, and stone, the 3,625-square-foot residence sits on nearly 32 acres with access to the Appalachian...

Designed by Robert Klemmedson, the $2.78M East Bay home comes with vaulted ceilings, walls of glass, and decks for days.

Architectural designer Sue Minter restored the historic £1.5M property while weaving modern amenities throughout its interiors.

Located in New Canaan, Connecticut, Tirranna sits on 14 acres and spans nearly 8,000 square feet.

Designed by architect Richard Crowther, the 1957 home features handcrafted woodwork and floor-to-ceiling glazing from front to...

Take a walk in the woods, hop in the pool, or drive 10 minutes to town—this Bend residence offers the best of all worlds.

Built by Edward Fickett in 1966, the Jacobson Residence is up for lease—but it will cost you $22,500 per month.

After a recent renovation, the $3.4M property has hit its peak potential with elevated interiors and panoramic views.

Surrounded by miles of desert landscape, the turnkey 1970s property is available fully outfitted with furnishings and artwork.

A massive block fireplace dominates the interior of the secluded retreat, which pairs industrial finishes with woodsy charm.

After asking $2.65M last year, the 3,341-square-foot home designed by Emmons & Jones is back on the market with a 25-percent...

Set in northern Pennsylvania, the well-preserved home is a master class in midcentury design.

Clad in glittering mirrors from top to bottom, this $899K Pittsburgh midcentury knows how to have a good time.

Built atop a boulder and surrounded by forest, the 1960s home would do Don Draper proud.

The brand-new, 4,185-square-foot home wraps around a lush courtyard with a resort-style swimming area.

The listings also include the famed Antler House in East Hampton, a Philly home packed with charm, and an Otto Kolb midcentury in...

Perched in a historic Art Nouveau building in Helsinki, the petite two-bedroom is filled with space-saving solutions.

If the new movie’s Pepto-colored marketing parade has you feeling nauseous, rinse your palette with a dose of something different.

Examples of the compact dwellings date back as far as the 1700s, so they could be considered the tiny homes of George...

Dating back to 1922, the Henry O. Bollman Residence evokes a sense of old Hollywood drama with dense landscaping and intricately...

Built in 1959, the low-slung brick house is filled with sunlight and surrounded by lush woodland.

The listings also include a Vancouver home by a renowned architect and a Spanish Colonial in the Hollywood Hills.

Spanning over 3,100 square feet, the SoMa residence comes with a ground-level office, sleek amenities, and verdant patios.

Known as Jai Alfama, the time-capsule home comes with exposed beams, ornate tin-glazed azulejos, and moody vibes.

Set in the Hollywood Hills, the 1920s Spanish Colonial comes with a guesthouse, a large deck, and a tropical backyard garden.

Designed by Arthur Erickson, Montiverdi House #8 is a geometric gem wrapped in cedar and glass.

The architecture firm would have been one of the first in the U.S. to organize in decades.