French designer Florence Deau effortlessly mixes the old with the new.
Designer John Tong’s inventive Ontario boutique hotel blends rural references with an urbane sensibility.
An interior designer in Portland updates a 1950s home by a celebrated local architect.
The industrial designer and Pratt Institute graduate teaches at her alma mater, instilling midcentury rigor in the creators of tomorrow.
An Amsterdam real estate developer accustomed to flipping properties renovates—and promptly falls in love with—a live-work space to call his own.
Our flagship event celebrates ten years with a focus on universal design, resiliency, energy, and technology.
A pair of married architects put their exacting taste to work on their own family escape in the Australian bush.
Interior designer Wendy Raizin shares her top tips for raising your home’s intelligence quotient.
“Two years ago, wallpaper was a hard sell,” says Brian Paquette, a Seattle-based interior designer.
From upholstery to finishes, designers have been playing with two colors that forecast the verdant spring season ahead.
Our March 2015 issue spotlights memorable interiors from Seattle to France. These six writers and photographers helped tell the stories behind these savvy spaces.
Twisted cord appears in lighting and furniture pieces.
The material of the moment is leather.
Two Seattle architects design and build a dynamic multifamily structure on a formerly vacant lot.
An intervention from a clever interior designer spares an old beach house on Fire Island, New York, from demolition.
That's one way to avoid the snow.
Once a symbol of glamour and luxury, the vanity fell into obscurity after the mid-20th century. Today’s designers are reviving the style en masse.
Blankets, pillows, poufs, and napkins lend a touch of tactility to rooms begging for warmth in the winter months.
San Francisco–based designer Maca Huneeus created her family’s weekend retreat near Lake Tahoe with a relaxed, sophisticated sensibility.
Dwell editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron explains the thinking behind our annual issue dedicated to interior design.
