Akari, the massively popular collection of paper lanterns by Isamu Noguchi, is a bridge between age-old craft and modern...

Nendo cut a thin stainless-steel sheet with a mirror finish into 2,000 rhombus-shaped pieces to construct an "ivy of...

This month, we're celebrating all things Japanese and modern with our September 2011 issue, Japan Style.

The story behind the iconic table that almost wasn't.

With a body of work spanning sculpture, dance, furniture, lightning, and landscapes, Isamu Noguchi is one of the most revered...

It's a beautiful thing, but after trying to change the bulb I almost started cussing in Japanese.

Wind whispering through pines, birds serenading their young, and endless snowfall drifts courting banks of streams: these Vermont...

Perched atop a steep slope overlooking the Hawkesbury River on Dangar Island—just an hour north of Sydney—this tranquil, modern...

David Rockwell, FAIA, Founder and President of the Rockwell Group, takes us around the city during Archtober.

Benjamin Pardo, Knoll director of design, selects several books penned by Knoll...

Rediscovering the elusive Tangier abode of former Knoll President Yves...

The perks of having a designer in the co-op.

Who says traditional anniversary presents have to hew to the norm? We’ve rounded up eight unusual takes on classic gifts for your...

It's all part of Dwell on Design + designjunction's three-day event, featuring a program of talks chock-full of leading figures...

Spend blissful hours recharging your creative battery with these ten Tumblrs we've put together to make you feel inspired, keep...

This weekend features work on display by Dwell favorite's like Marlon Blackwell, Olson Kundig Architects, and Marcel Wanders as...

A major market for our furniture, and the headquarters of some of our most important designers, Manhattan has long been Herman...

Two of the country’s most creative and thoughtful playground designers—architect Richard Dattner and landscape architect M. Paul...

Highlights from a visit to the Danish capital.

Modernist furniture may signal worldly tastes, but its American origins lie in Michigan’s humble reaches.