The new Pyramid lunchbox takes the guesswork out of satisfying the daily recommended proportions of grains, fruits, protein, and...

Fine-tuning your cooking and dining areas pays off in more ways than just saving resources.

There's something undeniably mystical about pyramids and prisms, and architects the world over have used the enigmatic form in...

Clerestory windows and gardens on every level help this architect’s home feel integrated with its spectacular, mountain setting.

A new generation of pantry gardens takes local produce to the next level—but do they have a future in every kitchen?

Designed with simplicity, style, and storage in mind, the new Integrated Column Refrigeration series from Fisher & Paykel offers...

Fine-tune your tree pose or practice savasana comfortably from your own home with these yoga mats, blocks, pillows, and more.

The landmark structure—bundled with two adjacent buildings—is on the market for an estimated $600 million.

Part office, part family hideaway, this shou sugi ban cabin provides a therapeutic connection to the landscape.

A group of local designers contextualized a historically-inspired space for René Redzepi's pop-up restaurant in Tulum.

Clare Austin and David Dimech converted a Toyota Coaster into their mobile home and headquarters of Project Physio, which brings...

A smart-home marketing stunt gone wrong.

Gray Organschi Architecture and the Yale Center for Ecosystems in Architecture team up to create the Ecological Living Module, a...

SJB Architects collaborated with members of the Nyul Nyul Community to create an on-site harvesting facility that works with the...

For decades home gardeners have turned to an arsenal of chemical pesticides, herbicides, and synthetic fertilizers to keep their...

Last night in New York, the Museum of Arts & Design hosted a panel on the Practice of Patronage as part of an ongoing exhibition,...

The seasoned micro-dweller challenges himself to downsize yet again.

The publication’s editorial lead has some bright ideas for useful presents that actually bring joy.

Food52’s new production studio takes the best of its familiar bright aesthetic and gives it shades of something new.

Each week, we tap into Dwell's Instagram community to bring you the most captivating design and architecture shots of the week.

No need to brave the teeming throngs only to score a slice at Sbarro: These hopping food malls are as haute as can be.

When Carlo Petrini spoke out against the opening of a McDonald’s restaurant in his native Rome, he couldn’t have guessed that...

One of the New York Five and American modernism's most-celebrated architects is celebrating his 50th year in practice in 2013.

A continued object of social media fixation that contains a Bass Pro Shops in a man-made swamp, The Pyramid’s long history of...

Ceballos X Architects designs a nature-infused dwelling that pays tribute to the history of its locale.

A pair of industrial designers mines their prospective audience to drum up funding for a simple yet genius kitchen product.

We always like to end Dwell on Design on a high note and as we all know, most high notes in life include food.

The host of the public radio show Good Food, founder of Slow Food in Los Angeles, and owner of the heavenly L.A. institution...

Her recent series includes a brioche sectional and strawberry shortcake sofa that brings new meaning to the phrase “sweet digs.”

Over the past 10 years, the troubling realities of the food supply chain became apparent.

In 2005, the AIA New York launched the New Practices program to showcase promising new and emerging architectural firms.

In Seattle, Best Practice Architecture converts a detached garage into a chic, standalone apartment for an aging family member.

Packed-up leftovers and stacked-up pantries are rarely the pride of the kitchen, but hiding them out of sight puts perishables...

Food designer Marije Vogelzang creates recipes, plated presentations, and even molecular gastronomic buffets, turning the dining...

Including a personal fireplace and Ichendorf Milano glassware.

With an unusually angular home, a studio builds on a practice known for striking silhouettes.