Titled “Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again,” the draft criticizes brutalism, deconstructivism, and anything characterized...

With sensitivity to local building typologies, fresh construction finds a place in Amsterdam.

The Japanese architect—and winner of the 2014 Pritzker Prize—is working with Muji on a new endeavor: using furniture as a module...

Dwell editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron walks us through Dwell's September 2016 issue.

A local architectural designer bridges the gap between new construction and historic preservation in a central Phoenix...

A reimagined home in the tallgrass region strives to honor its past and the land around it.

Whether you’re selling a hillside Neutra or a modest carpeted condo, home staging has become the norm in today’s uber-competitive...

In “Herself,” a single mother builds a home from scratch—and the complete plans are freely available online.

After three years of legal wrangling, a Raleigh couple find peace in their modern dream home.

The famed advocate of urban living embraces country life with a new exhibition.

Filmed in an award-winning home by Feldman Architecture, “Malcolm & Marie” flips the script on warm California modernism.

With Miele’s state-of-the-art, premium home appliances, designer Chris Tosdevin helps home cooks build extraordinary kitchens.

"We want to position our work outside of architecture, as a clear piece of sociology and ecology."

The 2021 Chicago Architecture Biennial builds on the research of this year’s artistic director, David Brown, who believes...

Roads that honor the civil rights icon get a bad rap, but is it rightfully earned?

Boasting the best in art, design, food, and music, the quirky state capital of Austin is a delightful destination.

After being postponed last year, the Milan Furniture Fair returns with human connection at its material core.

In fits and bursts, the evolution of the smart home continues.

Genius, pioneer, visionary, tyrant. All fairly describe the Swiss architect Le Corbusier.

Office design is the subject of continual research and debate and as a recent survey by global architecture superfirm Gensler...

You've heard the old adage: Pay a steep price for a high-quality item, and you'll never regret it. This implies that if you buy...

My kitchen tools are now organized, steamlined, and beautiful—and most importantly, a pleasure to use.

Now that the Los Angeles Dodgers have advanced to the next round of the baseball playoffs, it's a good time to consider the...

Last week I had lunch at the AIA San Francisco to hear New Yorker architecture critic Paul Goldberger discuss his new book Why...

With her drought-tolerant landscapes and permeable hardscape designs, Cassy Aoyagi of FormLA Landscaping has proven her...

Artist Reggie Black moved back into the Washington, D.C., row house with the intent to preserve Black ownership.

Gregg Buchbinder, CEO of EMECO, and Eames Demetrios of The Eames Foundation, both experts on authentic modern design, joined...

A good blender can turn almost any mischievous mixture into a delicious treat. We put four to the test in search of the best.

Patricia Urquiola has not only shattered glass ceilings in her field; she is one of the most celebrated designers of her...

Do you really need an app for your icemaker? Probably not.

In a town famed for its architectural history—with buildings by heavy hitters like Eero Saarinen and I.M. Pei—Exhibit Columbus...

I spent last week at Cersaie, the annual trade show held each year in Bologna, Italy, featuring the latest in ceramic tiles and...

King Charles III’s public criticisms of British modernism have had real, negative impacts on U.K. building projects.

We wrap up the month of April with a look at a remote-controlled party for your tush, a child makeup guru and some groovy Tumblr...

New Yorkers, you have two weeks to see "Karel Martens: Recent Work," on view at Chinatown gallery P! through October 30.

Whether our recent essay "The Real Cost of Rip-Offs" got you thinking about the dark side of the knockoff industry—or left you...