A 22-part Dwell series extensively chronicled the home’s multiyear construction process.

Building off a boxy floor plan, Splinter Society makes a diagonal cut, creating a family home that optimizes indoor/outdoor flow.

A San Francisco architect turns his “inefficiency” kitchen into a modestly scaled and well-lit place to cook, eat, work, and...

Behind the Dwell Magazine Redesign

Designed by Ambrosi | Etchegaray, Casa Volta stands out as a trio of vaulted structures made of recycled materials.

There's still enough time this summer to do a little DIY and build an outdoor shower in your yard.

Every bathroom renovation needs a starting point.

Awair is a smart device that helps you track and improve your air and shows how the indoor environment affects your health

Though it’s not a necessity, having an outdoor shower on your property can be a game changer—especially if you plan on using your...

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.

In Clerkenwell, an architect re-imagines a space to bring out the "dramatic geometry" of its concrete ceiling.

A new cloud-based, smart shower system by Moen allows you to customize, save, and remotely control your showers for the perfect,...

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.

We all love our furry friends, but everyone could do without the dander.

This minimalist Montreal pad relies on exposed brick and glass partitions to create continuity between spaces.