Color has a unique way of transforming a space when used creatively to draw attention or capture a mood.

There’s a whole spectrum of tiny homes on the market—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet.

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

High ceilings, hardwood floors, and endless bay windows make this Pacific Heights home an airy sanctuary.

Throw your preconceived notions about this surprisingly versatile hue out the window.

See if you check off all the boxes when it comes to creating an eco-friendly household.

Hygge (pronounced “hoo-gah”) is a Danish cultural concept which has recently taken the world by storm.

Gallerist Veerle Wenes has sage advice for composing interior spaces: "People should choose objects for their home with passion,...

Upgrading a kitchen is seldom a cheap endeavor, but you can save yourself a pretty penny by following these tips.

Indulge in your maximalist side with these fun and funky flower-patterned pillows, wallpapers, bedsheets, dishes, and more.

At a time when stress levels are rising, adding a touch of greenery to the bathroom can elevate both your space and your mood.

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Embrace the long-awaited coming of spring by following these tips for a verdant garden.

Even if your living area is endowed with ample natural daylight, it's imperative to think carefully about lighting to make sure...

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Architecture firm LOT gives a 100-year-old row house in Brooklyn a major update with a gut renovation and big, bold color.

When you imagine a barn, what comes to mind? It's most likely a red, wooden building with a gambrel roof—but today, they've come...

If you thought being productive at home was just another oxymoron, think again.

After attending a few international furniture fairs, Dwell editors spot a hunger for optimism in design.

Tap into the art of eclecticism by foregoing formal furniture "sets" to create your own chic collection.

After a tree falls in Santa Monica, a garage is reborn as a 600-square-foot family gathering spot.