Collection by Dwell
A second-story balcony overlooks a small yard.
Inga Sempé stands aloof and alight by both the tall and short versions of the Lampe Plate for Cappellini in 2001.
Farnham walks the couple’s Vizsla, Kasia, down the sloped alley upon which the
house sits. Hill’s renovation maintains some Victorian character in the decorative eaves
and scaling, but the home is largely an anomaly for San Francisco.
The renovated façade of Mikulionis’s flat, seen beyond thin snow and bare trees from the grounds of the monastery.
The Nomad's wall and roof structure is a single bamboo frame. There are twelve pieces that lock together to form a hexagon.
More than just a clever cover, the ipe wood shell of Mark Erman's spa, thanks to its 40-foot tracks, niftily navigates the rocky straights between spa shelter, dapper deck, and bespoke buffet table.
The project is the brainchild of urban planner Ann Buttenwieser, the founder of the nonprofit Neptune Foundation.
