Transforming ubiquitous corrugated boxes into sleek pop-up homes, shops, and shelters, Cocoon Modules is redefining what a...

Notebooks may be grabbing all the headlines, but the industry’s concurrent obsession with diminutive desktop PCs continues...

Originally built in 1952, the Masson House gets an addition and renovation that honors Frank Lloyd Wright's intent and vision.

We’ve gathered an assortment of work-from-home items that are as attractive as they are functional.

The south-facing apartment in Greenwich Village’s Bleecker Court co-op features a chef’s kitchen.

Cedar, reclaimed ipe, and Corten steel combine in a multigenerational home designed to gracefully age in place.

Panels raise to open the off-grid cabin to the landscape, providing shaded views over the rolling hills.

Prefabricated architecture can get a bad rap for being boring and boxy—not so for this sculptural backyard pavilion.

An island retreat in Maine makes the most of short summers with an innovative indoor/outdoor space.

The undulating walls of this light-filled loft reference the building’s past life as a silk warehouse.

For his longtime friend, designer Bob Chen creates a tranquil residence wherein every piece tells a story.

These designers are leading the charge toward a greener, more-environmentally friendly future.

From a modern take on the traditional white picket fence to a free-form sculptural divider, these 15 unique fences might just...

Movable modular parts make this renovated, 400-square-foot Manhattan apartment a flexible feat.

A brilliant blue core runs through all four floors of art consultant Priscilla Caldwell’s reworked townhouse in Cobble Hill.

You may not be lucky enough to live in a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright—but you can always sleep in one.

Seeking $1.5M, the Spanish colonial–style property is decked out with stained glass, curved archways, and ceiling frescoes.

Inspired by the natural setting, local architects create one weekend retreat by designing two dwellings that will beautifully...

Francesca DiMattio's large-scale ceramic sculptures turn elements of functional design into dramatic works of art.

Buffalo’s new MiniStation Shinobi is touted as the world’s thinnest external hard drive, and at 5mm thick (about the size of a...

Ever ask yourself, "Is that Arial or Helvetica?" (Or for type snobs, "Is that Helvetica or Helvetica Neue?") Then WhatTheFont may...

It's strange. I've never actually met someone who owns a digital picture frame.

The 124-year-old building was converted to apartments in the ’70s but now has open-plan spaces filled with names like Nakashima,...

As far as looks go, there's not much that separates one iPod dock from the other these days. Altec Lansing wants to change that.

Pretty Loaded is an online museum of "preloaders," those animated countdowns that inform visitors that their mind-blowing web...

Don’t have ten acres to stuff full of perennials? Fret not! Gardens can make a big impact even on a small scale.

A team of architects outfit an industrial Williamsburg loft with shape-shifting spaces, flexible furnishings, and texture at...

Denver’s recently opened Populus makes some pretty steep sustainability claims.

Architect Leah Solk reworks every bit of ad-hoc storage to tame clutter and streamline the space.

The original Slingbox was one of those rare devices that did one thing, and did it exceptionally well: move your favorite...

This year was the first time we visited Portland for Dwell Home Tours—and the City of Roses truly blew us away.

Need a content fix? These are the best ways to scratch that itch.

This year, land grabs exploded, but anyone buying one of these parcels really has to use their imagination in order to realize a...

The New York City-based KWAMBIO is an on-demand manufacturing platform that utilizes 3D printing technology and we featured some...

It’s time to rethink the typical baby registry.

From Zoomers who never used it, to Millennials who miss it, early aughts tech has captured the aesthetic eye of those yearning...