Today, architecture and design in Australia is more vibrant and exciting than ever.

The Wall House in Cascais, a coastal town in an area known as the Portuguese Riviera, is an 11,840-square-foot home made with concrete, wood, and glass—and boasts a pair of large...

Whether you have a small deck in the city or a massive pool in the suburbs, having a standout backyard can be a game changer for any modern dwelling.

An L-shaped prefab in New South Wales draws in light from the north and captures views of the surf.

A young couple on the move build a small home that will go wherever life takes them.

Follow us step-by-step to 10 astounding modern staircases.

A modern dwelling by Brazilian design firm Atria cohesively embraces simplicity and abstraction.

The fast pace of 21st-century living can sometimes make kicking back and having fun a challenge, even in your own home.

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In Poznan, Poland, architect Adam Wierciński transforms a 1929 residential flat into student dwellings for four.

Join Zillow for a tour of Matthew Perry's ultimate bachelor pad in Los Angeles that's asking $13.5 million.

At Hudson Woods, architect Drew Lang creates a modern community with a strong local flavor.

There’s something about brick that we just can’t enough of. It's earthy and natural, symmetrical and sturdy, timeless and versatile—and its red, brown, and beige hues can add...

Designed by David Ferrin of Arketype Architects and built by Allen and Associates, the Swift-Bogenberger residence offers an elegant, yet rural lifestyle just minutes from...

Here at Dwell, we believe that “a picture is worth a thousand words,” and when it comes to designing or renovating your home, the right photos can help you find inspiration and...

Specializing in customized modular units for residential backyard use, the Los Angeles-based startup Cover is out to transform the market with their high-quality prefabs.

A home wet bar can be much more than just a place to make drinks with access to running water.

In recent years, there's a been a surge of interest in floating homes for many reasons—mainly because they can be easily adapted for site-specific environments.

Everyone dreams of owning an expansive home library filled with thumbed-through classics, but a cubby and library card is often more realistic.

On a reforested nature reserve in Saubion, France, a series of private, wooden structures known as Les Echasses Hotel perches at the water's edge.