A pair of tiny pavilions provide an eco-friendly retreat on Maui.

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Set into the dense tropical foliage of Hawaii’s wildest coast is a house that goes with the flow by welcoming the breeze.

The famed geothermal spa outside Reykjavík, Iceland, is entering a major new phase—paving the way for the area’s first five-star...

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

These extraordinary tree houses meld sustainable materials with hospitality design, offering an innovative and adventurous way to...

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...

The unforgiving landscape of the island couldn't stop this architect.

The renowned midcentury pottery manufacturer introduces four new glazes for its vase collection, including a remarkable textured...

The new park will serve as a sustainable, state-of-the-art community hub with a metro station, underground shopping mall, and...

The landmarked midcentury residence just outside Spokane, Washington, features a massive lava-rock fireplace and a cedar-wrapped...

Natural materials, lush courtyards, and feng shui principles combine in the first of a series of eco kindergartens by LAVA and...

Studio Heima’s Aska Cabin offers a minimalist retreat surrounded by geothermal wonders near the northern shore of Lake Mývatn in...

Combining culinary creativity with a love of nature, these inspiring kitchens will make you want to cook, dine, and host outdoors...

These compact island homes—as practical as they are striking—demonstrate that you don’t need much where the natural landscape...

This contemporary barn house in Iceland has a rural charm that perfectly complements the rugged landscape.

Guitarist Nicky Panicci’s hillside home in Eagle Rock is truly one-of-a-kind—and it comes with its very own geodesic dome.

Kūono is a modern retreat deep in the heart of an ancient forest.

A midcentury modern owned by the King of Rock and Roll is now home to the "anti-retail" outpost of design gallery The Future...

Construction has begun on a controversial airport near the Incan citadel, but naysayers are worried about the future of the...

There are so many great reasons to visit the tiny island nation of Iceland—here's where to stay.

Net-zero prefab panels and Icelandic-inspired design come together in Dawnsknoll, a sustainable home in Santa Monica.

Adventure and volcano views await travelers in this modern mountain retreat with minimal site impact.

Perched along the banks of the River Ouse near the historic English town of Lewes is a Cor-Ten steel house with a "carved-away"...

In this off-grid retreat, concrete bunkers flank open living areas formed as a row of pavilions underneath a steel roof.

Interior designer Ginger Lunt revives a 1954 residence that she fell in love with as a young girl growing up in the tropical...

A proposed resort in the awe-inspiring heart of Iceland offers the ultimate escape for guests and locals alike with a 150-room...

Matthew Herman, creator of the fantastically named fragrance company Boy Smells, tells us which scent he'd pair with some of our...

Milan Design Week marked the debut of Tom Dixon's new restaurant and showroom, The Manzoni.

Whether constructed in the '50s and '60s or paying homage to the style, these homes from the Dwell community love midcentury...

With a bright but soothing interior, the Estonian seaside getaway draws decorative inspiration from its natural surroundings.

With an off-the-grid house on a remote mountain, architect Smiljan Radić rebuilds the past.

Splinter Society Architecture designs a versatile home that is full of high drama—from a sweeping roofline to light-reflecting...

On a sloped lot flanked by neighbors, architect Julie Derrick devises an open, L-shaped plan that frames views of the lush...

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