The popular radio show host and producer is parting with this loft-like, one-bedroom unit in Manhattan.

With dramatic city views and over 6,000 square feet of living space, this loft is award-winning in its own right.

Through a process of subtraction, the architects were able to highlight the penthouse’s unique elements.

From Brooklyn townhouses to Chelsea lofts, these homes maximize city living.

The stately, 179-year-old townhouse in Chelsea played Elaine Benes’s residence on the ’90s show.

This West Chelsea loft shines with a pared-back palette of bleached walnut and exposed brick.

With rates starting at $159 a night, Moxy Chelsea offers young jet-setters an affordable stay with a big personality.

Urban farming is about to become easier (and more beautiful) than ever before.

Located in London’s Chelsea neighborhood, the garden-level apartment features a modern, glass-walled addition.

When these full-time foodies renovated their Chicago condo, getting the kitchen right meant finding the right kitchen island.

Featuring the famed architect's signature curves, this three-story New York City condo offers 11,121 square feet of living space.

TR Studio brings natural light, swanky details, and playful colors into a three-story mews house in Chelsea.

Designed in collaboration with Garden Club London, the carbon-neutral retreat is a tiny slice of paradise.

A design duo transform their Manhattan apartment from dark and cramped to sleek and loft-like.

Soak in the views with these tranquil bathrooms from the Dwell community.

A Manhattan pied-à-terre provides a homey retreat for Canadians who frequently visit New York.

In Chapel Hill, a renovated kitchen takes painterly cues from Piet Mondrian.

When the David Zwirner gallery decided to expand their Chelsea presence, they turned to a familiar face.

Designer-couple James and Chelsea Minola match age-old furniture techniques with modern design ambitions and eco-friendly...

Any one of these modern home offices and workplaces is perfect for studying, reading, and getting work done.

A conventional facade with a modern interior creates seamless contemporary living in the heart of a historic district,...

What we wouldn’t give to get some beauty sleep in these dreamy bedrooms submitted by the Dwell community.

Eleanor Pritchard’s textiles nod to British modernism and local craft.

Partners in work and life, the cofounders of grooming line Malin+Goetz discuss the little New York bathroom that started it all.

The Portland native suggests quirky gifts by fellow creatives in her hometown, like velvet-and-wool circle pillows or a Bermuda...

While loft living might not be for everyone, others find it dream-worthy.

Roam is a company that blurs the boundaries between work, travel, and adventure while providing comfort, community, and spaces...

New York mainstay Miya Shoji continues to hone the art of Japanese screen-making.

These formerly industrial spaces shine with double-height atriums, Art Deco curves, and other inspired interventions.

Creativity stems from a balance of work and life, connectivity and retreat, conversation and solitude.

Food52’s new production studio takes the best of its familiar bright aesthetic and gives it shades of something new.

Once overlooked and overgrown, this 1962 home now features sunlit rooms and thoughtful outdoor spaces.

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

It’s not unusual for New Yorkers to have problems with their neighbors; after all, many a co-op brawl has started over a little...

When you're running a company out of your home, you'd better hope you've got the space to keep everything in its place.

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