Part of the Solution: Design for a Changing Climate

Our annual overview features the top companies and pioneering designers who are pushing the limits.

At this year’s Design Indaba conference in Cape Town, the famed trend forecaster spoke about coronavirus, consumption, and her vision of what will happen next.

A couple, their kids, and two sets of grandparents share a boldly imagined house in upstate New York.

A designer couple build a contemporary retreat inspired by rural fences.

A house in Sydney combats climate change with its own ecosystem.

A power couple in the tech world create the home of their dreams—with barely a gadget in sight.

Behind a subdued exterior, a San Francisco townhouse designed by OPA expresses its wild side.

A New England cottage makes the most of short summers with an innovative indoor/outdoor space.

Designer Bethan Laura Wood, known for her colorful work—and her equally vibrant personal style—shops the world for all things woven.

In a leafy Boston suburb, a place to park cars and repair vintage scooters grows into a bucolic sanctuary.

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

Peeling back the layers in a pied-à-terre in Spain reveals the inspiration for its palette.

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

This tranquil home provides for a simpler life on a lakefront in southern Uruguay.