Spend a few nights (or even months!) in the Tuscan capital in this new hotel with interiors by Rizoma Architetture.

After educating more than 1,200 architects, Frank Lloyd Wright’s influential school is forced to close.

Joshua Skirtich’s pegboard wall and pulley-system closet serve as clutter control in his Bushwick live/work space.

Each week, we tap into Dwell's Instagram community to bring you the most captivating design and architecture shots of the week.

"Reinvention; Writing History in Aluminum" showcases a collaborative exhibition of New York's AM with Neal Feay Studio of Santa...

The Beaver State is known for its abundant forests—and these modular homes emphasize sustainability while connecting to the...

The 7,617-square-foot home in Barrington Hills, Illinois, sits on a 5.3-acre lot complete with a large pool and kidney...

Set within the sloped terrain of beautiful Cap Ferret, France, is a contemporary holiday home perfect for both entertaining and...

In Iceland, a midcentury single-family home originally designed by iconic architect Guðmundur Kr. Kristinsson is treated to a...

iarchitects just completed the renovation of a private home on the hills near Udine. The intervention converted the space of the...

The green-roofed residence in Denmark is one of the earliest works by the world-renowned architect.

Putting a spin on the traditional Japanese doma, a dirt floor extends throughout this home, forging an ever-changing...

This wave-shaped structure might just be the prettiest public restroom we have ever seen.

Combining neutral tones, natural materials, and indoor/outdoor living, Am House is a reprieve from the bustle of Ho Chi Minh City.

A totally transparent roof offers a clear but cozy view of the heavens for less than $90 a night.

A dormant industrial space in England is adapted into a cozy home.

The Nobel Prize–winning novelist lived at the Tribeca address until her death in 2019.

Who wants to live like a millionaire?

Bratislava-based Ecocapsule just unveiled their second highly flexible off-grid structure.

This sculptural, plant-filled apartment blows our minds—just wait until you see the bathroom.

These projects utilize clever solutions to make the most out of homes that measure up to 850 square feet.

A narrow, mid-terrace house in Brook Green now enjoys a lustrous, double-height kitchen and dining room.

Perched atop a rocky two-acre lot overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the enchanting 1957 home is now seeking a whopping $12.5 million.

After an overwhelming show of student support, Taliesin’s board of directors has rescinded a vote to shutter the school—but to...

Budapest's Paris Court—one of the most ornate buildings in Europe—is renovated and repurposed into a five-star hotel.

If you practically have "but first, coffee" tattooed on your guns, we'd suggest upgrading your java setup.

A small family's dream of a spacious entertaining home in Melbourne comes to life through a design that hinges on contrasts.

Designed and built in 1952, Unite d’Habitation in Marseille, France, is one of Le Corbusier’s most iconic and innovative...

Copper’s comeback could be beneficial for more than just interior design.

Architect Gabriel Nolle reflects on his time at Taliesin, why he ultimately left the school, and the alarming repercussions of...

Prefab builders across the USA are striving for smarter, faster ways to make homes.

Ryan Street Architects uses Douglas fir and prefabricated panels to build a lofty guesthouse in five days flat.

Assembled in just two weeks, the idyllic retreat near Woodstock, New York, realizes a couple’s dream of rural living.

At the decades-old tile company in Aromas, California, everything is made to order and produced meticulously by hand.

While the iconic work of Philip Johnson and Mies van der Rohe immediately comes to mind when glass is mentioned, modern day...

When it comes to cabins, wood is good—but glazing is amazing.