Trade in those warped doors and stained shelves for a crisp new look.

So you can take the perfect shelfie.

Need a change of scenery? Try forming new plant cliques.

A recent NASA study found that houseplants can remove up to 87 percent of air toxins within 24 hours, while other studies have...

We turned to our panel of Dwell Pros for the answer—here's what they said.

Nothing will humble you faster than trying to build something nice for a feline friend.

If you’ve gotten the spring cleaning fever, put that newfound energy into good use with this ultimate eight-step guide.

It’s a common desire to have as much natural light in your home as possible—but it’s not always that easy to achieve.

Embodied energy, gray water, black water, carbon footprint—the list of sustainable design terms goes on and on, and we're here to...

Creating a children’s space that won’t be instantly outgrown is all about finding the fun in functionality.

Interior design photographers Lauren Pressey, Amy Bartlam, and Tessa Neustadt teach you how to prepare for—and execute—a flawless...

All it took was some time, a few shelves, and a reckoning with how my brain works and why.

When I wanted a wardrobe that could do double duty as a bed frame and more, I went custom—with some assistance from an expert.

Interior designers and architects agree: if you’re short on square footage, your furniture needs to work overtime.

There’s a reason people have been customizing the Swedish meatball purveyor’s furniture for decades.

Instead of adding to your never-ending “to be read” list, consider tackling your overflowing bookshelves first.

If you want to make the best use of your bonus space, the first step is to just start using it—without waiting for everything to...

Colorado has faced epidemic levels of bark beetles.

A wardrobe is just a wardrobe—until some out-of-the-box thinking changes its fate.

For Leah and Bea Koch, renovating the East Coast iteration of their bookstore was a labor of love.

Turn some unused real estate into the lush, verdant oasis of your dreams.

The furniture of your dreams lies in the depths of your least favorite social media platform—but only if you know how to find it.

Clear out the clutter and reclaim your wasted space.

You're going to need a label maker, some well-designed dividers, and an open mind.

Babies are wonderful, but the stuff that you need to keep them safe, less so. Here's how to do it without compromising your style.

The new owners of this modernist Dutchess County home approached it by making intentional furniture choices and focusing in on...

Brigette Muller’s “abundance mindset” renovations may not be realistic for every renter, but her DIY tips can still help make...