Dwell Staff

Nestled in a historic village in the Kent countryside, the two-bedroom home is cozy incarnate.

The ornate 12,847-square-foot Victorian manse in St. Louis is anything but cookie-cutter.

You’d never tell you were in suburbia in this 1940s home, which unfolds around a lush courtyard.

Set high on a cliff in the Northern California surf town, the ship-like, weatherworn residence takes in epic sunsets and sweeping...

The Gordon House, back on the market at £100,000 less than before, is a bookish haven with moody hues, ample shelving, and...

Local architect Ray Brock built the quaint four-bedroom in 1952 as his family’s summer retreat.

The three-bedroom home sits on a lush hillside overlooking the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains.

Designed by Edward Fickett and revitalized by Dan Brunn, the 1957 residence comes with giant glass sliders and a sparkling pool.

The storied Rifton in upstate New York has lived many lives since it was built in 1876—and now it’s ready for a new chapter.

Sliding glass doors connect the spruced-up midcentury apartment to a private balcony.

The eccentric 1950s home is suspended atop a steel bridge and packed with original details—including an indoor pool.

The Tectonic House is the first project built by famed firm Coop Himmelblau in the United States.

Editor-in-chief William Hanley and CEO Zach Klein explain our new backyard house initiative.

Set an hour north of Manhattan, the towering home was designed by local architect Arthur Minner.

Designed by Joseph Esherick in 1961, the five-bedroom home sits just a stone’s throw away from San Francisco.

With its soaring roofline and walls of glass, the Evans House opens wide to its lush surroundings.

The pair renovated the three-bedroom property over the course of the pandemic—and now it’s up for grabs.

Etsi Architects reversed a renovation that turned it into a motel in the ’60s, uncovering beautiful stonework and enhancing its...

Set on a secluded lot, the Elliot Residence offers woodland views, efficient systems, and a trove of original details.

The secluded 1960s residence experiments with soaring spaces that unabashedly combine wood, stone, and glass.

Located on the peninsula south of San Francisco, the home features wraparound windows that look out into a canopy of mature oak...

Built in 1990 by architect Edward Burd, the residence has been tastefully revamped by its current owner, an interior designer.

Known as the Goetschel House, the 1954 residence is on the market for $2.2M after a spellbinding revamp.

The restored home—listed for $3.4M—comes with jaw-dropping views of the San Francisco Bay.

Located just a short drive from London, the historic estate includes a four-bedroom home in a converted barn and two acres of...

Bernheimer Architecture, which specializes in affordable housing, has recognized the historic union, arguing that the development...

The Swedish supergroup’s former island retreat in Florida just hit the market for the first time in nearly four decades.

The residence’s rocky facade conceals refined interiors made of wood, glass, and marble.

Built in 1954 by Edward Fickett, the salmon-colored building has been the backdrop for various films, shows, and commercials over...

Live like it’s 1955 in this immaculately preserved home by the Bauhaus-trained architect.

Set on a landscaped 1.56-acre lot, the 9,400-square-foot house dates back to 1886.

Designed by the duo behind award-winning firm Liddicoat & Goldhill, the multilevel house is angled to capture natural light on...

The renovated Victorian, which now sits comfortably in the city’s historic Angelino Heights neighborhood, has been relocated...

Situated on an 11-acre lot, the eccentric residence comprises two sculptural structures made from adobe, stucco, and stone.

The 1960s home—recently renovated by Paul McKean Architecture—is one of few known residences designed by local architect Richard...

The 3,400-square-foot home in Eldred, New York—originally featured in Dwell in 2012—is seeking a new owner after an extensive...