Designed for entertaining, the chic one-bedroom sports a snazzy monochromatic palette, complete with modern amenities and skyline...

Set in the Hudson Valley, the 4,500-square-foot duplex has hand-carved pillars, 20-foot ceilings, and perfectly patinated brick...

Any cachet attached to the potential of space tourism was placed in dire straits when N’Sync heartthrob Lance Bass signed up to...

A Toronto garage is transformed into an airy four-room studio for just under $102,000.

The first thing that catches the eye when one passes the Flower Cage House in Bangkok is a gridded-steel framework with a facade...

Designed by the late-British architect Peter Womersley in 1957 for the celebrated textile designer Bernat Klein, the single-story...

Dwell on Design, our massive annual trade show and ideas festival, kicks off this Friday, June 22, at the Los Angeles Convention...

Mattress startup Casper introduces a smart lamp designed to promote healthier sleep.

In northern Italy, a couple spent years carefully restoring a 1971 masterwork by architect Carlo Graffi designed (appropriately)...

Ever wonder where the Dwell staff noodles online? Look no further—as part of our weekly series, Friday Finds, we present a...

George Smart is speaking out for the modern houses he loves.

Dwell's intrepid editor and man about town, Aaron Britt, reports on the sights and scene this week at Design Miami in Miami...

The time has come to start seeking out a 2009 calendar.

After a long winter, spring has sprung, and the design community of Brooklyn is kicking off the season in fine form with the 7th...

This weekend the annual Maker Faire is taking place south of San Francisco at the San Mateo County Events Center.

In the perfect vision of a sustainable future, products will be designed and produced based on cradle-to-cradle principles,...

This coming Saturday, February 21, the second Compostmodern conference will take place at the Herbst Theatre in San Francisco.

We pay homage to renowned architect I.M. Pei, who recently passed away at the age of 102.

Nestled closely between two other quintessential period homes on a quiet residential street in London, this 3,000-square-foot...

Looks like Spiderman’s moving to WeHo—actor-producer Tobey Maguire buys the three-bedroom, four-bath residence for $3,375,000.

We in the US hear plenty about the AIA's awards of festivals, but not so much about our neighbors up north.

This week, Los Angeles-design firm Artecnica launched its Fall 2009 Collection at the New York International Gift Fair.

We're thrilled to announce that Tino Schaedler, from the Art Directors’ Guild, will be a speaker at Dwell on Design 09 in Los...

Green themes and cost-effective credentials might not be new to the spotlight, but they are certainly ubiquitous at the 2009...

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

The Ericsson-Bray House features original clinker bricks and box beam ceilings—as well as a hidden bedroom beneath the...

The 85-year-old property gained a Johnston Marklee–designed addition in 2009.

Modular, adaptable, and cost-effective, this experimental home provides a model for progressive rural housing in Mexico.

This architecturally significant three-bedroom, four-bath home was prelude to the iconic architect's future work.

The Pritzker Prize winner (whose work includes the Louvre Pyramid in Paris) purchased the historic home more than 45 years ago.

Perched in the 1929 Walker Building, this sunshine-filled corner unit mixes old with new.

Dwell has a new section called Design Finder, which premieres soon in our May 2009 issue and will come to life in June at Dwell...

San Francisco is a hotspot for incredible architecture—and this past year was no exception.

As a nod to the home of the nation's first subway, Rail-Volution rolled into Boston this past weekend.

After a month of online voting, the winner of the 2009 People’s Design Award was announced last night at the Cooper-Hewitt,...

Today Swiss architect Peter Zumthor was named the winner of the 2009 Pritzker Prize.