The radiant space in Emeryville features 19-foot ceilings, exposed wood beams, and a gabled skylight.

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

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Roses are red, violets are blue. We want to know your favorite hues.

Glass blocks—the old-school square blocks of translucent glass found in many buildings constructed from the 1940s through the...

From city apartments to vacation rentals and boutique hotels, a daring and creative use of colorful paint, textiles, and other...

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

It’s a common desire to have as much natural light in your home as possible—but it’s not always that easy to achieve.

Most modernists find color as attractive as traditional Tudors.

Dishwashers don’t seem to hold the same cache as some of the more lust-worthy kitchen appliances (looking at you, gas ranges).

Say goodbye to red eyes—these naturally filtered swimming pools stay clean without chlorine.

An architect reimagines a narrow 1901 row house in Noe Valley while preserving its historic facade.

Andreas Kokkino persuades his mom to toss all her old furniture and start fresh.

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