Eleanor Pritchard’s textiles nod to British modernism and local craft.

Chef Thomas Keller’s three-starred Michelin restaurant receives a $10,000,000 renovation—its first major revamp in over 20 years.

Behind the Dwell Magazine Redesign

The right tiles can transform any basic space into a breathtaking escape.

Designed for a quirky wellness professional, the Lovell Health House is an International Style landmark that galvanized Neutra’s...

Dwell and Sausalito–based Heath Ceramics have more than a few things in common. We're both design-focused Bay Area companies.

An exploration of light, color, and space awaits visitors at James Turrell’s first survey exhibition in Mexico.

The National Building Museum's latest block party installation is a sprawling “Lawn” that channels the spirit of summer.

In January 2003, we issued a challenge to 16 architects: Design a modern prefab home for $200,000.

Polish interior designer Anna Koszela designed this Warsaw apartment for a Spanish expat lawyer who wanted an abode that would...

Squarespace has a stunning, monochromatic office décor that coincides with their minimalist branding.

First profiled a decade ago, we checked back in with the adventurous architect of Biosphere 2 and his plans for his massive,...

Designers Kate Newman, Jordan Cluroe, and Russell Whitehead share their color picks that’ll give your kitchen a fresh look for...

Industrial designer George Nelson was one of the founding fathers of American modernism.

This impenetrable getaway beautifully mixes form and function.

Throughout U.S. history, the row house has endured and adapted as an underappreciated model for accessible urban housing.

We’re exploring a new way to work in Manhattan.

A gut renovation and a landscaping makeover help a couple reconnect with the outdoors.

For the young homeowner, a French-educated fashion designer, Waterfrom Design created a colorful, sophisticated apartment...

Architects John Lassen and Joanna Tench renovate the summer home of their dreams.

Constructed in 1961, Richard Meier’s first residential project is a nascent example of the modern prefab typology.

In Poznan, Poland, architect Adam Wierciński transforms a 1929 residential flat into student dwellings for four.

Dow Chemical put Midland on the map, architect Alden B. Dow—a local scion and former Taliesin fellow—transformed its landscape.