First, don't feel bad that you are not adequately prepared for this crisis—most of us aren't.

The only things more explosive than Fourth of July fireworks are these amazing sales on bedding, mattresses, appliances, home...

After launching our new Dwell x Target collection back in December, we've continued to bring you modern pieces for your home that...

"Innovation is a continuous process...

It’s not just on our clothes—brand loyalty is very much alive in our personal living zones.

Embodying innovations in technology, architecture, and lifestyle, the 200-foot-long residence in Hancock Park, Los Angeles will...

With the structural framework in place, Dan Brunn Architecture’s Bridge House takes shape.

A curated, luggage-free wardrobe awaits you with Rent the Runway Travel Concierge.

With windows installed and exterior cladding in place, Dan Brunn Architecture’s Bridge House forges closer to completion in L.A.

These technology companies have developed new gadgetry for the body and the mind—from eating well with ease to learning to...

With finishing touches complete, the stream-straddling design makes its debut in L.A.

Reunited after their mother’s passing, Ellie and Dan Madsen pool their skills to build a 260-square-foot dwelling that embraces...

Dwell.com’s Annual “Merry Modern Giveaway” Features the Best Modern Products of the Year – Including AGS Stainless Railings!

And learn about our first-ever podcast series.

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A Manhattan pied-à-terre provides a homey retreat for Canadians who frequently visit New York.

We gathered a list of new gadgetry for growing families and organized it around common threads—from security to creativity.

An airy addition on the back of a historic house in Boise is a model of sensitive renovation, seamlessly melding new and old.

A team of architects uses the bones of a midcentury eyesore to create a new home for a family of seven.

Butler Armsden Architects’ retooling of a Stinson Beach retreat allows one family to bask in the outdoors.

After hands-on study, a Northeast landscape architect sows a free-growing meadow.

The energy-efficient Silicon Valley home that architect Dan Spiegel designs for his parents responds to their lifestyles, the...

New storage, clever furniture, and lots of pegboards help a New York attorney get organized.

RM-3 Episode One shines a light on zinc, the hardworking, versatile metal that always has your back.

This 1961 residence in Vista Las Palmas has been thoughtfully updated and is looking for a new owner.

A creative couple find space in their side yard for a versatile outbuilding.

A transit-oriented mixed-use development in image-obsessed Hollywood? You bet your Botox.

“Midcentury time capsule” doesn’t begin to describe this perfectly preserved Palm Springs home.

In this episode of RM-3 (Raw Materials 3 Ways), we reveal how humble dirt is transformed into cult-status ceramics; shimmering,...

We’re swooning over this 58-foot canal boat, which can even go completely off-grid.

When you imagine a barn, what comes to mind? It's most likely a red, wooden building with a gambrel roof—but today, they've come...

“It’s the new French embassy,” jokes architect Mary Maydan, who turned a previously botched Eichler into a home that’s as warm...

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

White tile, concrete, and steel accents connect a contemporary home with the industrial heritage of its site.

Built in 1892, this newly listed Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home in a Chicago suburb has a remarkable history.

In the second episode of our new podcast RM-3, we serve up logs three ways: as pliant plywood, as shakes and shingles, and with a...