A clever design team recasts a cramped home as an open, contemporary residence.

From his office near the Culver City Arts District, the architect challenges ideas about how low-cost housing should look.

Inspired by Japanese ryokans and American coastal communities of the ’70s, an architect’s tranquil retreat embraces the wild.

Take over the top-floor apartment of a landmarked 1840 Brooklyn Heights townhouse where Pulitzer Prize-winning author Norman...

Earlier week, Patrick Jouin: Design and Gestures opened at the Museum of Art and Design in New York.

A sidelong nod to the midcentury box gives a Virginia residence with a striking wall of windows its name.

French designer Patrick Jouin and famed Michelin-starred French chef Alain Ducasse spent three years working together to create...

An exhibition showcasing the ins and outs of Jean Prouvé’s industrial design aesthetic is the final word on the French master’s...

Ten years after its original publication, historian Raymond Guidot’s tome gets an extensive update.

Studio Prineas punches up a suburban home with built-ins, skylights, and design moments that frame the owners’ prized possessions.

Each week, our editors choose one Dwell Professional to feature as "Pro of the Week." Along with being an active participant on...

The tastefully updated 1969 home offers vaulted ceilings, extensive built-ins, and multiple private outdoor spaces, as well as a...

Built in 1960, at the height of the Cold War, this well-preserved midcentury home is packed with authentic period charm—including...

From a large-scale exterior mural to custom light fixtures, the Trumbull & Porter Hotel celebrates local culture and creativity.

Colorado Caravan reconfigures a 1966 Airstream Safari to hold two beds and a dining bench without feeling cramped.

On a reforested nature reserve in Saubion, France, a series of private, wooden structures known as Les Echasses Hotel perches at...