Collection by Olivia Martin
May Issue Sneak Preview! Global Style
The Dwell editors go global with 14 houses across five continents to share great design from all over the world. We also bring you a special guide to the newest up-and-coming designers and architects, as well as checking back in with our Young Guns featured in last year’s May issue. Plus, don’t miss our insider’s guide to Istanbul’s design scene, and a home inspired by a never-performed symphony. Find it on newsstands now or order a digital edition. And, enjoy a sneak peek here!
Lofty Heights: Architect Julien De Smedt, founder and principal of JDS Architects, shares his tips on home design in his Brussels apartment. Photo by: Frederik Vercruysse
Music Holl: When Steven Holl discovered a book by avant-garde composer John Cage, a music score for a never-performed symphony caught his attention. Holl used Cage’s notation to create a gallery and home in Seoul. Photo by: Iwan Baan
Istanbul: Dwell traveled to the Queen of Cities to discover the hottest architectural spots and the best, newest design talent.
Peru: A home dubbed “Casa Serpiente” for its winding shape both enhances and takes advantage of its unique landscape. Photo by: Cristobal Palma
Greece: A family vacation home on the Greek island of Skiathos straddles the line between cutting-edge and cozy. Photo by: Andrea Wyner