Dwell editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron talks us through Dwell's June 2015 issue.

How many of these decade-defining homes have you checked off your list?

Check out this list of furnishings and accoutrements for the beach, backyard, campground, and beyond.

Each kit comes with a miniature model, two prints, and plans for building a shady backyard shelter in about a weekend’s time.

Designer Jennifer Siegal pushes the boundaries of modular housing at her Venice abode.

In Auckland, New Zealand, architect Michael O’Sullivan and his partner Melissa Schollum braved a miniscule budget, withering...

Vancouver, British Columbia, offers a dramatic natural setting, but as Omer Arbel shows us, there’s more to the city of glass...

Surrounded by snowy mountains and perched oceanside, even Vancouver’s business district manages to be idyllic.

Modern yet sensitive to its historic context, the 3,000-square-foot Pink House sits perfectly in a setting of traditional homes...

From barrier screens to 3D-printed door openers to social distancing circles, these clever solutions help alleviate the risk of...

Sliding glass doors and new landscaping fulfill a family's outdoor needs.

The 3,709-square-foot residence features a glass-encased main floor and a well-appointed rooftop deck for outdoor entertaining.

Generations come together in a pair of homes on a single property in Vancouver.

Check out what architects have dreamed up—then send us your designs with #dwellspire.

Savio Volpe, a glimmering restaurant in a sleepy nook in Vancouver, Canada, is frequented—as the story goes—by a dandy fox with a...

These various modern homes prove that the driveway is just as important to a piece of architecture as the rest of the design.

A Vancouver architect maxes out a commercial lot to create a multiunit prefab tower that takes smart urban planning as seriously...

One of the best aspects of living in a high-rise in the middle of the city is the spectacular view you may be able to enjoy.

The iconic, and slightly atomic, form of the shiny silver Airstream is embedded in our cultural and design milieu.

Many Londoners are known for having a well-honed sense of style, so it’s no surprise that Dwell has covered a number of...

In our long history of construction, paneling has run the gamut from ornate boiserie to simple sheets of plywood.

Although it’s “veiled” from the street, the light-filled hideaway amplifies its connection to the outdoors.

Astounding mountain and harbor views in Central Vancouver direct the remodel of this 1970s dwelling.

Pandolfini Architects melds steel, concrete, and oak in an elegant, double-height rear addition to a 100-year-old residence.

With seemingly limitless plans, styles, and sizes, kit homes are an intriguing alternative for homebuyers.

You may recognize an Accessory Dwelling Unit (or ADU) by one of its many other names, including in-law unit, granny flat, laneway...

The following rooms provide a modern take on what it is to live today in a midcentury modern home.

Two tech professionals living in an early 1970s Eichler home in Silicon Valley desired a more open space for their young kids to...

Though kitchen cabinets play the obvious role of storing food goods, dinnerware, and pots and pans, they also have a powerful...

If you harbor a love for the great outdoors, then it's time to visit the Great White North.

Rooted in the past yet decidedly in the present, these converted barns embrace their history, but take on a modern twist.

Size doesn't matter when these homes push the conventions of building and living in Japan.

These flexible furnishings will lift, shift, glide, and transform before your very eyes.

Dwell editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron talks us through Dwell's July/August 2016 issue.

Combining swerves and verve, these homes showcase the allure of organic silhouettes.

Take a load off in these midcentury armchairs that run the gamut of shapes, styles, sizes, and prices.