A Kansas architect unlocks the potential in an outdated 1950s home.

It seems that everyone is vying for a bit of exposed brickwork.

Dwell and Sausalito–based Heath Ceramics have more than a few things in common. We're both design-focused Bay Area companies.

Shannon Maldonado’s Philadelphia boutique aims to democratize design.

Helmed by Jared Blake and Ed Be, the East Williamsburg storefront is stocked with vintage and contemporary designs—and acts as an...

This generations-old spicy, sweet, sour concoction can both fight the flu and level-up a cocktail.

Independent design shops are hubs for creative communities. Here, we celebrate some of our favorites across the United States.

After a bushfire, a partially prefabricated beach house rises on a rugged Tasmanian peninsula.

The showroom and gallery in Portland, Oregon, has emerged from the pandemic with a new vision.

Now that we're seeing how natural disasters are becoming more and more common—from forest fires to floods and hurricanes—we’ve...

The design shop-cum-cafe in Baltimore, Maryland, draws inspiration the owners' Indian and Egyptian heritages.

There are as many solutions to the country’s housing crisis as there are causes. We need them all.

Pigeon Toe Ceramics founder Lisa Jones takes us behind the scenes of her creative process.

The most important houses being built in America right now are affordable houses.

High-rise superblocks and identical clusters of row houses set apart from the urban grid have been much maligned as some of the...

Whether you’re taking on a renovation or just tired of the same old walls, U.S.-made window systems, shades, and wallpaper will...

Couldn’t make it to Helsinki Design Week? No need for FOMO—here’s what caught our eye this year.

For her store in Edina, Minnesota, founder Maura Doyle seeks out brands led by women and people of color, immigrants, and...

A new generation of companies has turned direct-to-consumer furniture into an outlet for well-made original design.

Norwegian porcelain and ceramics studio MENT produces minimalist and monochromatic wares.

Just in time for summer, here are seven modern wood-burning fire pits to inspire your next backyard get-together.

Wood has a way of making a home feel both warm and textured—and introduces a natural layer that can have a powerful effect on a...

A series of four 3D-printed homes have just been completed in East Austin, offering buyers an alternative in one of the country’s...

Mobile + Home: what is so fascinating about the juxtaposition of these two seemingly irreconcilable words?

Throughout his 20-year career, Venezuelan-born artist Reinaldo Sanguino has been influenced by material culture, early-1990s...

A natural disaster cleared a property in the Colorado mountains, giving an architect and her family a blank slate on which to...

This year, in our annual Made in America issue, we unpacked the concept of "livability" and the influential rankings that rate...

The petite, 12-room Torel 1884 illuminates Renaissance-era Portugal and the Age of Exploration.

With a strong connection to the land and a nostalgic silhouette, there's something special about farmhouses that recalls a bygone...

A photographic celebration of a small American city and its design legacy.

Throughout U.S. history, the row house has endured and adapted as an underappreciated model for accessible urban housing.

A French filmmaker celebrates American design in her vibrantly decorated pied-à-terre perched above Manhattan.

Beauty, convenience, and simplicity—concrete provides it all in these Latin American homes.

A new home by Anderson Anderson Architecture captures the spirit of the 1952 residence that once stood on its site.

Watch our video and follow this step-by-step guide to build your own bluestone fire pit.

Damaged by Superstorm Sandy, a Fire Island cottage is rebuilt to absorb, rather than resist, 
the hit of future floods.