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The renowned Japanese designer discuses furniture, technology, and relishing the small details.

Behind the Dwell Magazine Redesign

See the incredible stories that made Dwell Magazine a Medal Finalist in two photography categories in the Society of Publication...

Rifle Paper Co. teams up with York Wallcoverings to bring you a glittering collection of fantastical wallpapers.

The designer is out to establish a new vernacular—one that “elevates, not denigrates,” Black identity within the built...

Step into a bright and airy apartment that shows how important the smallest details can be.

An illustrator’s colorful, renovated apartment in Brasília features a clever partition that makes best use of the limited space.

These tiny treasures are just the ticket for those who are hard to please.

Textile designer Kim Hall and printmaker Justin Hardison create whimsical wallpapers and other prints inspired by their childhood...

DeDraft revitalizes an old terrace house to include extra space—and a pop of color.

The $60 million plan involves members of the Oglala Lakota Nation helping to build their own homes.

Frank Lloyd Wright was without a doubt, one of the most iconic and prolific architects of the 20th century.

Architects Daniel Moreno Flores and Marie Combette describe how the city’s young designers use traditional knowledge and regional...

A group of Columbia University students have a good time reinventing the playground as a place to harness all that youthful...

For years there’s been a divide between manufactured first-world luxury items and handmade third-world crafts, but industrial...

A tech executive renovates a 1980s loft in a former paper factory.

When it comes to material originality, this former tavern in Chicago’s trendy Bucktown neighborhood pulls out all the stops.

Tuan Le is one of many young creatives returning to the city and infusing its design scene with new dynamism.

Is 2021 the year we give up on gadgetry and embrace a more elegant home intelligence?

After living on the road for numerous years, a young artist uncovers an inspiring studio in Rhode Island.

Atlanta-based ceramicist Aleisha Ellis’s utilitarian style is inspired by contemporary Japanese work.

Informed by his studies in anthropology, the Austrian designer is making a new for himself in the design world.

The Denver city council president–turned–private developer advocates for density, affordability, and bringing everyone to the...

It’s impossible to ignore nature in Big Sur.

Squire & Partners renovate a 66,000-square-foot building by embracing its storied history and modernizing its spaces in...

Architect and designer Tosin Oshinowo attributes her hometown's design renaissance to an entrepreneurial creative spirit.

Guaranteed to radiate positivity, these fun pieces will easily make your kid's room come alive, while also enhancing your little...

Authors Geoff Manaugh and Nicola Twilley started writing “Until Proven Safe,” a book about medieval quarantine architecture, long...

The celebrated Oakland artist and designer wants policymakers to reinvest in written-off neighborhoods.

Most of the living spaces in this home are outdoors—including the enviable open kitchen and dining room.

What should you do when your flat screen feels like a big black hole swallowing your decor? TV makers are offering all kinds of...

San Francisco–based chef Anthony Strong offers workshops on building a picturesque Tahoe lodge out of candy and gingerbread.

We chat with Chris Labrooy about “The Future Ain’t The Same as it Used to Be,” a short film in which the artist mashes up classic...

Parachute founder Ariel Kaye gives us the 411 in this excerpt from her new book, “How to Make a House a Home.”

The last of a little-known, thought-to-be-extinct breed—a midcentury-modern house by Alexander Girard—is discovered near Detroit.