Perkins+Will, along with architecture/engineering firm Byce & Associates, used some simple strategies to make Newell Rubbermaid's corporate design center in Kalamazoo, Michigan, a healthy place to…
Purveyor of Scandinavian design Marimekko is collaborating with Target to bring you an entire collection, from tableware to clothing, that features the Finnish company's signature colorful, modern…
Intervention Architecture designed this 657-square-foot live/work studio that features a double-height, indoor-outdoor living room and a cozy mezzanine bedroom.
Located close to the Island's Trout River, this 2,400-square-foot house designed by Robert Haggis of SableArc Studios makes the most of its surroundings.
Founded in 1994 by Wong Mun Summ and Richard Hassell, WOHA has designed towers for Mumbai, Singapore, Bangkok, and other tropical megacities (cities with over 10 million inhabitants).
For this 360-foot-long tunnel in Amsterdam, Benthem Crouwel Architects drew upon classic motifs of Dutch art and craft to create a unique experience for pedestrians and cyclists.
A young couple were faced with a difficult site on the Spanish coast: a hillside with a 42 degree slant. GilBartolomé Architects designed the stunning—and aptly named—Cliff House for them.
Meredith Nicole and Mark Henderson, who are currently engaged, seized on this 975-square-foot space in a Vancouver warehouse to build their workshop and home.
Home goods retailer SWENYO collaborated with designer Ben Uyeda of HomeMade Modern to design a versatile metal bracket that can create an infinite combination of furniture—all using the ubiquitous…
In celebration of Pokémon's 20th anniversary, the 3D printing website 3D Hubs worked with designer Flowalistik to make these pocket monsters available to you.
From Gowanus in Brooklyn to the Upper West Side, these nine projects show the breadth of creativity that comes with reimagining the historic row house.
For our March interiors issue, currently on newsstands, we looked at superbly-designed rooms from all over the world. While the projects varied immensely, the U.S.
At Dwell, we love the benefits of prefab and small space design: homes takes less from the environment and can be installed with minimal disturbance to the site.
From modern interiors hidden within historic structures to unabashedly modern dwellings, these seven renovations take totally different approaches to San Francisco's historic building stock.
The Aegean's all-white architecture famously helped inspire Le Corbusier; these five dwellings continue in that proud modern tradition (though not all are as minimalist).
From a large gathering space for family or a tranquil sanctuary, these seven designs feature some very different takes on the ancient idea of a courtyard.
In the Paris' venerable Printemps department store, two Toronto-based firms were tasked with enlivening a new atrium and creating a unique experience for visitors.
Made for casual design enthusiasts and Palm Springs connoisseurs alike, Unseen Midcentury Desert Modern offers a peek into 51 buildings—some not open to the public—in that Southern California mecca…
Reflective and bright in the light, polished concrete's industrial character can verge on gloomy depending how its used. Explore its diverse uses in these five unique homes.
In our February issue, on newsstands now, we detailed how architect Alexander Gorlin was revamping Eero Saarinen's masterpiece Bell Labs (now Bell Works).
It may the biggest discrepancy between seductive renderings and actual dwelling: glassy facades—especially on busy streets and dense neighborhoods—just become a constant showcase for a home's curtain…
Charles and Ray Eames were so much more than furniture designers: they worked in the fields of fine art, film, architecture, industrial design, toy design, and more.
Danish-born Jens Risom is a designer who helped lead the midcentury modern movement; he helped found Knoll (in 1942, the Hans Knoll Furniture Company) and started his own firm after World War II.
While bright white stucco evokes Mediterranean-inspired minimalism, not all designs need be stark and colorless. Explore stucco's diversity in these 6 projects!
From the Loire Valley to Northern California, these beautiful settings for al fresco dining range from elaborate shelters to simple picnic-like setups.
Windows may be the most under-appreciated element of any modern home: they need to withstand the elements (from rain to noise) and potential intruders while easily opening to admit light and air.
In our March issue, we explore how Argentine architects Nicolas Tovo and Teresa Sarmiento built a Buenos Aires home—filled with recycled materials—for themselves and their three young children.
While not every house collected here mets the strictest standards and certifications of passive house design, they all strive to achieve its goals: impressive efficiency thanks to insulation,…
Ranging from the edges of London to rural Scotland, these six homes immerse themselves in the beauty of the British isles, frequently adapting and re-using old structures in the process.