Modeled after ocean-tumbled rocks, the smooth forms of these sustainably made lamps will make you want to pick them up and take...

Síol Studios gives a 1920s Spanish Colonial house a bespoke renovation that frames an amazing art collection.

For millennia, kings and clerics alike have understood that little inspires awe and confers power better than a battalion of...

There’s a thriving collector scene for these towns—which come in increasingly modern themes—and reason to believe younger...

Easy-to-assemble wooden modules and home automation systems make this Serra d'Espadà residence as sustainable as it is smart.

An eccentric and eclectic Paris apartment reflects a lifetime of thoughtful collecting—and a considered eye.

These days, sheds and backyard studios are no longer just places to store gardening tools or holiday decorations, but they're...

Inspired by the idea of a living organism, Madeiguincho designed a 188-square-foot cabin that collects, stores, and reuses...

This year’s selections range from a voice-activated faucet to a panel that collects drinking water from sunlight and air.

Designer Bethan Laura Wood, known for her colorful work—and her equally vibrant personal style—shops the world for all things...

Studio Bracket Architects turn a 1949 International Style home into an ideal escape for a couple who collect pre-war American...

A corrugated shell bursts with life on a rugged site in Victoria, Australia.

From the whimsical to the austerely beautiful, the contenders in this year’s Dwell Design Awards are singular sanctuaries.

Less than a year after purchasing this sprawling, light-filled Park Avenue pad, the celebrity power couple put it back on the...

Switkin recalls 25 years’ worth of memories from a memento box that never leaves her deskside.

Many hotels have figured out how to make guests feel at home, but Ett Hem in Stockholm goes above and beyond.

After suffering a devastating fire, the chic chateau—now home to a family of three—undergoes a transformational restoration.

On a reforested nature reserve in Saubion, France, a series of private, wooden structures known as Les Echasses Hotel perches at...

The husband-and-wife design team mix antiques with eclectic, home-spun goods.

Made from dried calabash fruit and commonly used across Africa, the bowls have provided Ilori with creative inspiration since his...

A modern, gabled home in Austin is designed to feel like a "leftover railroad house that had been repurposed."

An unassuming 1906 Craftsman in Noe Valley hides a three-story, steel-and-glass facade from view.

An exhibition showcasing the ins and outs of Jean Prouvé’s industrial design aesthetic is the final word on the French master’s...

After a tree falls in Santa Monica, a garage is reborn as a 600-square-foot family gathering spot.

It can take as little as two weeks to build one.

Graypants' portable lamp easily transitions from a fanciful soirée to an outdoor adventure.

Perkins & Will designs a mountaintop Passive House that takes energy efficiency to the next level.

The tiny pod home can harvest all of its own energy and water—and it just officially launched in Times Square during NYCxDesign.

Ancient and emerging technologies promise sustainable answers to water shortages.

In Westchester County, architect Carol Kurth designs an airy, gallery-like home that places artwork and the outdoors on equal...

This forgotten stable in the Spanish province of Cáceres was converted into a vacation rental that takes full advantage of its...

A new biography highlights the rich, black-and-white photography of Balthazar Korab, whose sharp imagery helped give a face to...

Three former animal sheds take on new life as minimalist retreats in the tiny, rural village of Ferraria de São João in Portugal.

The space outside your walls should be as thoughtfully considered as the space within.

Yeah, yeah: We know. Dwell homeowners love an Eames shell chair, and our readers love to point out just how much.

Painter Christopher Florentino explains how he revived a 1963 house by modern architect Gene Leedy.