With partitions that can be endlessly rearranged, the Horizon House by BAUEN Architects goes up against the notion that a home...

For this tiny house in the Belgian forest, a little extra square footage comes in the form of a glassed-in addition with a...

We speak with the designer about the everyday goods that are bringing her joy.

Two linked 1,000-square-foot pavilions are greater than a sum of their parts.

Inspired by the idea of a glowing lantern tucked into the hillside, the owner of this Woodland Dune house worked with her...

C-Glass House is a minimal glass house located in Marin, California, designed by Deegan Day Design.

Traditional and modern elements merge to striking effect in this renovated home north of Hanoi.

Seeking a respite from the city, a Portland couple create a beachfront getaway on Oregon’s rugged coast.

Each week, we tap into Dwell's Instagram community to bring you the most captivating design and architecture shots of the week.

Hidden on a hill overlooking Australia’s Pittwater Bay, Rob Brown’s design for the James-Robertson house happily opens itself...

Procurers of these 20th-century inside-outside, flat-roofed dwellings are referred to as Eichler-holics who won’t live anywhere...

The L.A. designer uses her multicultural background to design everyday objects and tools that speak to the human experience.

Rescued from demolition, a cantilevered home in Michigan is restored as a refined retreat with a magnificent indoor/outdoor...

The light-filled Impluvium Refuge embraces its remote setting in Southern Chile.

This year-round mountain retreat is a spectacular escape in the Norwegian wilderness.

It’s clear: glass homes equal unparalleled views.

Teaming up with architect Craig Steely, an industrial designer and a mechanical engineer find just the right design for a...

Set at the edge of Stoney Lake in Ontario, Canada, is a photographer's home, studio, and boat house.

Expansive glass walls and a reflective mirrored shed blissfully blend this home with its natural setting.

These reflective homes, cabins, and hotels seem to disappear into their surroundings.

Two architects transform a modest midcentury home, incorporating walls of glass that yield 180-degree views of the San Francisco...

A glass-fronted addition aims to re-engage a small-scale Melbourne home with its exuberant garden.