A musical couple turn a tired London townhouse into a modernist home inspired by the heyday of California’s rock 'n' roll scene.

Two interior designers convert an old concrete garage into a cozy home for a family of four.

Interior designer Markie Miller and furniture builder Lance Price give an old tin can a second life as a rustic family retreat.

Listed for $1.68M, the Brittain-Wachs Residence is centered around a two-story garden room filled with an abundance of natural...

J McDonald’s otherworldly furniture and sculptures are inspired by the tensions, contrasts, dissonances, and harmonies between...

For his longtime friends, architect Michael Lumby works magic by investing in craftsmanship over expensive finishing and...

A (mostly) DIY reno by an English family and MAP Architecture fulfills the destiny of a timber-frame “self-build” home in...

"We thought design was this incredible discovery as a field, and yet no one was making it interesting.

On the market for $1,650,000, the wood-and-glass house by Sumner Winn shows off some of the regionally revered architect’s...

A 1940 house designed by the modernist architect for his family in Ross, California.

From 1984 through 2005, Emigre magazine was to graphic designers what L'Espirit Nouveau was to architects in the early 1920s.

Luxury shading pioneer J Geiger launches a new line of sleek, simplified window shades that are designed and built for homes...

Rådmansgatan 70 is a minimal space located in Stockholm, Sweden, designed by Annaleena Leino.

Less than a year after purchasing this sprawling, light-filled Park Avenue pad, the celebrity power couple put it back on the...

Subtle layout changes preserved what make the Ennes Silveira Melo–designed home great: soaring ceilings, a concrete construction,...

Gold outside and pink inside, this Southern California home is a sublime example of Schindler’s “plaster skin” phase.

With extensive glazing along the facade, the property in Corona Del Mar needed a solution that would not detract from views or...

Walter J. Hall was the master craftsman who built Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater—but not before he built his own masterpiece.

The first to develop aesthetically pleasing motorized shading technology, J Geiger offers a modern alternative to dated, visually...

Dwell on Design exhibitor, Sub-Zero Group, Inc., celebrates its 70th anniversary this year, and will showcase its new line of...

Richard Kuchinsky leaned into terrazzo, smoked glass, and unlacquered brass to keep the spirit of the era alive in his revamped...

The Portland, Oregon, septuagenarians went from a three-level Craftsman to a home with no stairs, low-maintenance finishes, and...

Whether you’re taking on a renovation or just tired of the same old walls, U.S.-made window systems, shades, and wallpaper will...

The factory unit now feels especially homey with a warm, pine-clad extension.

A floor-to-ceiling slider connects the primary bedroom to one, while another surrounds a covered patio off the living space.

Featuring the architect’s iconic “spider legs,” a Neutra-designed midcentury modern that was meticulously revived after years of...

Converted in the 1980s by architect John Buxell, the loft space overlooks a massive courtyard where railroad magnate J.J. Hill...

Interior design studio Mistovia combines chunky terrazzo, glass bricks, shiny surfaces, and bold colors to dazzling effect.

What does a Pritzker Prize–winning architect have on his iPod? Thanks to Santa Monica, California, public radio station KCRW, we...

A beam marking a bump-out addition matches the stair railing, flooring, and an eave at the home’s entry.

This remodeled and extended ranch house in Del Mar is a modern farmhouse-meets-beach shack.

At age 70, Eddie Oribin built the house for himself and his wife to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary.

The architects remixed the retreat by using its window coverings as doors, ceiling beams for dining tables, and lots of loud...

Jost Architects used a blend of washed brick, concrete, and hardwoods to take the midcentury plan to its full potential.

If you live in a large metro like we do, odds are you see mostly bleak-hued buildings. Lots and lots of buildings.

JC Architecture turns a Japanese university staff dormitory into a “Living Lab” made from 70 percent recycled materials.