With a sleek and minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic and a portfolio that includes industrial design, residential architecture,...

It’s the reason for the season: save up to 50% off your favorite lighting, fans, furniture, and more during the Lumens Holiday...

“They tell a story in your home,” says his daughter, Wendy Umanoff, who helped the Danish brand bring these obsession-worthy...

Anyone who names his or her company after backyard wildlife has got to be a good egg.

I wandered into the Curiosity Shoppe in San Francisco this weekend and was pleased to discover this rather winsome little set of...

Sydney-based embroidery designers MaricorMaricar hit our radar screen back in August with a series called Turns of Speech,...

The Modern by Dwell Magazine indoor collection brings an array of furniture, lighting, home decor, and accessories to Target on...

Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen and Kasper Rønn founded Norm Architects, a multidisciplinary design studio, in 2008.

Tiny homes may come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but they all share the same spirit—they promise a simpler lifestyle in a...

Rhode Island School of Design graduate Hyunseok An puts algae on the menu with a home farming kit.

AvroKO—the hospitality design firm with serious muscle—expands its growing empire with an inaugural project in Chicago, Momotaro.

In Napa, a custom menu of apps helps a frequent traveler keep track of security—and his garden—from afar.

At Under, a Snøhetta-designed restaurant balanced on the Norwegian coast, guests dine 16 feet below the ocean surface.

Architecture firm _naturehumaine designs a dream hideaway in eastern Quebec.

A new wave of devices proposes to improve how kids experience the world, striving to support everything from sleep quality to...

From vegan pizza to Korean dumplings, Portland has a diverse range of cafes, bars, and restaurants to explore.

Opening May 16, the 200-room hotel references Finnish saunas and Japanese bento boxes.

Arctic Bath plunges visitors into the remote wilderness of Sweden’s Lapland region.

RM-3 (Raw Materials 3 Ways) returns to investigate the surprising role clams, oysters, and their kin have played in how and what...

A vacation home for two siblings and their families is all about strengthening connections—to each other, and to the land.

The Slow offers much more than boutique accommodations, steeping guests in a curated experience that blends art across several...

If you're based in the Midwest and looking to move into a tiny home, these regional companies are your answer.

Slated for a grand opening on January 18, the first hotel from the popular Japanese retailer will offer rooms that are...

From her home just outside San Francisco, chef Dominique Crenn gives us the scoop on how to transform a simple meal for friends...

The Pond House mirrors and honors its surroundings in both form and function.

Sitting on a stretch of private beach on the Long Island Sound, this newly-renovated hotel is a throwback to its nautical...

In Denmark, where it’s gray and rainy 179 days a year, hygge is knitted into the fabric of life.

Craving the conveniences of city life, a couple sidle over to Seattle from the countryside without compromising their love of the...

On nearly three acres, two remodeled dwellings are enveloped by the bucolic setting of Central California.

New York City-based Studio Tack transforms a 1950s motel into a modern property that incorporates local culture into its...

Drawing on Wes Anderson's distinctive visual style and Melbourne's cafe culture, an Australian studio takes a fresh approach to a...

East meets Midwest at Prairie School, a cocktail haven for architecture buffs that touts a noteworthy beverage program by...

Just a few steps off Paris' Grands Boulevards, Hôtel Bienvenue received a colorful and modern redesign by interior designer Chloé...

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

The design shop-cum-cafe in Baltimore, Maryland, draws inspiration the owners' Indian and Egyptian heritages.

A simple fence helped produce this secluded oasis.