Luke Hopping is an Associate Editor at Dwell. From the seaside home his father built on Long Island to his railroad apartment in Brooklyn, he's fascinated by good design, even if his surroundings don't always show it.
Could you vacation in a house the width of a truck? How about unwind in a sauna so lightweight it can be towed behind a bike? A new book of miniatures dares us to think small.
The storybook cafes of London's Soho and Fitzrovia neighborhoods each have their own unique charm, yet many source their style from a single origin, architect William Tozer.
Fresh from Cape Town, South Africa, we bring you inspirational work by local and international creatives who took the stage at the Design Indaba festival.
The German appliance-maker is busy with an industry award nomination, an exciting KBIS partnership, and the ongoing success of its latest kitchen series.
From preserved masterworks to carefully updated time capsules, these homes have one thing in common (other than a healthy appreciation for everything Eames): the conviction that the '40s, '50s, and…
New Yorkers know private outdoor space is a precious commodity, which is why these homeowners decked out their rooftops with cool plants and furniture.
High above Manhattan's Upper West Side, landscape architects cultivate an oasis that conjures the remove of Central Park, on a far more intimate scale.