On a budget but want a cool pad? Struggling with a small space? We chat up Maxwell Ryan, founder of the popular Apartment Therapy...

We ask Bay Area–based architect and prefab pioneer Michelle Kaufmann to share her expertise on the questions every consumer...

Aldo Cibic, Yves Behar, Kelly Wearstler, Marcel Wanders, and Johanna Grawunder discuss their earliest design memories, favorite...

To hear architectural photographer Elizabeth Felicella talk about the eight-year project that culminated in the Center for...

Graham Pullin is an interaction designer who teaches at the University of Dundee in Scotland.

Brad Cloepfil of Allied Works Architecture of Portland, Oregon, has become the go-to man for museum design these days.

I've long been intrigued by the overlap of design, art, and architecture, and one of the most interesting practitioners working...

Nitin Rao, along with Kaustuv DeBiswas, is co-founder of Sunglass, a cloud-based environment that aims to democratize design and...

Architect Bjarke Ingels, founder of the world-beating firm BIG, was in San Francisco this week to show off the design for his...

All right, we've all heard of "The Social Network" by now, but have you heard of Architizer, the social network for architects...

Creative director of the storied Italian furniture manufacturer Moroso, Patrizia Moroso was in San Francisco on Thursday morning...

One of the many joys of the very small San Francisco neighborhood of Jackson Square—home of Dwell HQ—is the top-drawer William...

On a trip to Seoul last week, I met an architect who my guides called “the most famous architect in Korea.”

The idea of building or renovating your home can be daunting.

Husband and wife Carrie and Andrew Purcell are in the business of making beautiful, and mouthwatering, photographs together.

Tina Roth Eisenberg runs a successful graphic design company but is perhaps better known as the author behind the design centric...

In John Lautner’s Garcia House, Nest, Dwell, and Airbnb invited the Los Angeles design world to consider our current crossroads...

We want to hear all the great tales of hunting down that one piece you couldn't live without.

From combining eras to floating your furniture, these design tips will help you achieve that certain je ne sais quoi in your...

I met Mark Allen about 10 years ago when he was getting his MFA, and even back then he was a connector.

A century after its founding, the cultural behemoth still has its founder’s fascination with utopia and new urbanism at its core.

You may have heard the term LEED used to describe “green” or “sustainable” buildings.

We want to know your stance on decorating and furnishing a home with animals.

These initiatives on state ballots will decide questions about rent control, property tax, and urban development.

Aldo Cibic, Yves Behar, Kelly Wearstler, Marcel Wanders, and Johanna Grawunder discuss their earliest design memories, favorite...

A new book seeks to answer the eternal question: “Why do bad guys live in good houses?”

Sited in the heart of Palm Springs, this chic 1,845-square-foot midcentury is seeking a new owner.

A new home in Australia raises the question: Is it possible to produce much of your own food and energy while living near the...

After a year of ecological calamity, experts wrestle with whether or not we should rebuild in risky areas—and who will pay for it...

Despite lockdowns and quarantines brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the question of how to shape public space has never...

We’re excited to reveal a new way to shop products on Dwell, and it all starts with the new “Products” tab.

Melding corrugated metal with Douglas Fir wood, a sustainable home in Seattle brings nature inside while preserving a couple’s...

A modern addition in Annandale strengthens a home's connection to the outdoors and enhances natural light.

The multidisciplinary artist’s Office Hours—a series of free and candid online discussions—connects BIPOC designers and mentors.

The Pritzker Prize–winning Chilean architect reflects on innovation, social responsibility, and the limits of control.

Outside cladding continues inside this updated and extended bungalow, which now enjoys a breezy garden connection.