In 2010, Dwell took a look at four radical plans to reshape and retrofit spaces outside of our cities.

A budget home embraces custom details fit for a family of five.

In London, architect Julia Hamson transforms the dark, cramped kitchen of her Victorian terrace house into a flexible gathering...

An isolated prefab in Ontario, Canada, demonstrates how factory-built housing can be as site sensitive as traditional...

There's no doubt Mother Nature—and your wallet—will thank you for following these quick, easy tips.

Israeli–born, New York–based designer Dror Benshetrit’s work runs the gamut from product and furniture design to architecture and...

We break down the real costs—the saves, and the splurges—that allowed people to make their homes uniquely their own.

Director Joseph Kosinski discusses creating the film’s on-screen settings with an architect’s sensibility, building real-world...

As a tax credit that makes it easier to build affordable developments faces legislative resistance, architects are showing that...

When it comes to our homes, the most taboo topic is also the most relatable.

Every room is a vibe, like the Versace primary suite and a F1 Ferrari home office.

It’s time to stop drinking Malbec from a coffee mug!

Mattresses don’t last forever, and they’re a pain to handle once they’re done—but you have more options than you think for...

These whimsical toys will give everyone at the dog park a run for their money.

An outlet is never far from reach with these outdoor charging stations.

The writers and photographers that made our July/August 2016 issue possible.

Tomato fiber, retired currency, and used cigarette filters are just a few of the things researchers are thinking about when...

In-person shopping sprees may not be possible this year, but holiday savings are still a thing.

The Sunflow is a chair that brings the comfort of indoors to the beach.

A glass-and-steel retreat in Finnish Lapland is designed to bring its owner as close to nature as possible.

Parisian design firm Les Ateliers Tristan & Sagitta creates a complete, customizable wooden office.

Despite the lack of square footage, a home office is made possible thanks to a brilliant glass solution.

The Berkeley chef of “Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat” fame shows what’s possible in a rental kitchen.

Dwell's creative director handpicks her favorite titles for different types of design lovers, from a dreamscape of AI-imagined...

We’re open for merchants both big and small.

Prefab construction makes it possible for SAA Arquitectura + Territorio to build this impressive retreat in a remote region.

Buying a property is one of the biggest purchases you can make.

It’s way, way better than bottled water.

Save money and energy this summer with these four tips.

Nimtim Architects reimagines a ’70s residence for a growing family, creating simple, flexible rooms that connect with the garden.

A series of “stacked boxes” lay the foundation for a Sea Ranch–inspired home on a narrow site set on two flood zones and filled...

A captivating book that captures the best of desert living highlights 56.02’s B8 House, which features glass-cube bedrooms that...

Even without any architectural training, C. Howard Crane built some of the most decadent theaters of the country.

Four of the less-intelligent trends in home automation.

The Mayan Revival-style home designed by the son of Frank Lloyd Wright was once home to Diane Keaton, and later Christina Ricci.

Achieving a high-end look on a modest budget—in one of the country’s most expensive regions—was made possible by the owner’s...