The owners are car collectors, especially of “vintage American Mustangs,” Simpson says, so a nearly 23-foot-wide garage door opening was created at the rear of the building to access a space made for six prized rides.

Dwell's Julia Sabot holding Peter's promo so you can see how gigantic it is!

Its base and lid are connected by a 'living hinge.'

Inspired by the soap dish, Container designed this 'tub' of a container to hold a few of Kevin Murphy's styling products.

While the design of their house automatically promotes energy efficiency, John and Paige can streamline their consumption even more by controlling their lighting and appliances remotely from their smartphones.

When we last spoke to Vogel we discussed his love of making spoons and his goal to make one spoon a day, so it was unsurprising to learn that he now has a mural composed of them.

Next, the textile printing machine is readied. Here, Jan Möller takes a ready screen for the iconic Unikko fabric to be placed on the machine.

Zac Lindemann's Companion laptop case offers a fold-out stand and a back that traps and gathers items within a neoprene cover, making it simple to transport the jumbled contents of a desk anywhere.

An industrial shelving unit holding Jones' library contrasts with the warm wood flooring and furniture in his dining room.

The stone walls were built without any mortar holding them together, a historic technique that few masons use today.

A cutaway in the structure's cubic shape forms a front porch, where a graphic yellow door welcomes visitors. The roof slopes downwards, holding more intimate spaces at its lower end.

Guy (holding Pickles the cat) and Mark transformed the backyard, adding a pool and planting sycamore trees and native grasses. A custom dining table by Angel City Lumber is paired with vintage chairs from Amsterdam Modern.

Erik holding up two Old News newspaper holders in a photo by Jonas Ekstromer.

If you frequently entertain guests in your home, or love holding long leisurely dinner parties on the weekends, it’s a good idea to keep these points in mind when designing or remodeling your kitchen. Here are some tips on how to turn this functional area into a space that's fit and fun for gatherings.

Like the pavilion holding the public spaces, the structure containing the bedrooms is clad in glass on the interior sides facing the courtyard, allowing a constant connection to the outside. Rodriguez (with dog Lupe) designed the steel stairs leading from the mezzanine-level home office to the master bedroom below. The stairs were fabricated by Austin-based Steel House MFG.

The Rail Box from On Our Table is a simple wall-mounted piece crafted from solid black walnut. The simple box makes it easy to display one frame or several, and art can be changed out easily. The Rail can also be used to hold postcards and unframed prints—it can even be used in a kitchen to display a recipe for easy reference.

The Bar Club is outfitted with what Dixon describes as a "monolithic" bar holding his new Plum barware line.

Replacing the sliding barn door, a new storage wall holding yoga mats, blocks, and other accessories partitions the massage room and small office behind.

Dwell judges alongside Friday's winner Ayanthi Fernand (holding the Wacom Intuos4 tablet) and other contestants.

The steel structure acts as the main frame holding up the outside and inside facades; the frame is painted white to help reflect sunlight and reduce heat absorption.

“MA03 Library House was designed to meet the requirements of a ceramicist and a lawyer in need of a home capable of holding their extensive book collection as well as providing them with spaces for work and creative activity,” say Fria Folket, the architect behind this cabin in Sweden.

The clips holding New Mystics, a 2008 poster by Scott Barry, gives the illusion of hung artwork throughout the catalog.

Gaps and openings between the handle-less, white oak shelves are functional and decorative, holding plants, books, and office supplies. Small touches, such as the matching color of the chair and the lower shelves, help accent the clean white surfaces.

The house's open plan is neatly divided into public and private spaces, with the front containing the kitchen and living areas and the back holding the bedroom and bath, overhung by a small mezzanine. A hidden wooden panel can be drawn closed between the two sections for greater privacy.

In a converted church in Connecticut, a modern fireplace and mantel design incorporates a ledge that functions as a bench and place for holding artwork or extra firewood. Above the fireplace, a Warhol collage is surrounded by a papier-mâché sculpture of no special provenance, a Vigliaturo glass piece, and a Picasso plate.

With its simple rectangular form, the house has an infrastructural presence in the landscape, making it appear as if the house itself is holding back the steep hill.

A. Quincy Jones holding a USC design class for fifth-year architecture students at the Barn in 1965. Photo courtesy of Metabolic Studio.

“With a single contribution of natural light -- the windowed facade facing street -- the apartment is designed to be 'turned' towards this light, with its glass rooms. Elements holding the old garage function were kept as witnesses and graphic structures of the apartment,” says Pelcé.

The house, which is gently pushed into the hillside, has a large basement holding a garage, ski room, storage areas, and utility spaces as well as the entrance hall.

Jeff Zadoks is a Senior Financial Officer at Post Holdings, Inc company. Post Holdings company manufactures ready to eat and energy products.

On the opposite side of the abstract front elevation, the home opens up and presents an entirely different viewing experience. “Like a flower leaning [towards the] sunlight, the architectural volumes pull and open up towards the views of the lake,” says Miller. A stacked timber retaining wall serves both structural and aesthetic functions; in addition to holding back the earth the home has been buried into, it visually defines the its perimeter.

Jeff Post Holdings.

Liu and Tsien created two green built-in displays, perfect for holding photos and sculptures made by Liz and Adam’s son, Sasha.

Crown light holding the overall form intact

A quiet moment of refinement in the bathroom, where the dark travertine surfaces contrast with a delicate black ceramic vase holding fresh white blooms. The interplay of texture and reflection enhances the sense of depth, embracing wabi-sabi’s appreciation for natural materials and thoughtful simplicity.

Decorative shelf holding colorful books and flowers