Dwell

09/05/2026

As more money flows into the medium, professionally designed sets that mimic domestic backdrops have become the go-to ingredient for keeping things candid.

09/05/2026

The material can discolor and is hard to patch. We spoke with architects who used it in projects covered by Dwell to find out how they’re looking now.

The material can discolor and is hard to patch. We spoke with architects who used it in projects covered by Dwell to find out how they're looking now.

09/05/2026

This 15th-century property is not your average estate: it’s seen royals, society parties, and enough gossip to paper a bathroom.

09/04/2026

Students at Charleston’s American College of the Building Arts are finding hope for a stable future in mastering crafts like blacksmithing and architectural carpentry.

Students at Charleston's American College of the Building Arts are finding hope for a stable future in mastering crafts like blacksmithing and architectural carpentry.

09/04/2026

South of Prague, the 210-square-foot extension creates one open, fluid living space that’s flush with built-in seating and storage.

09/04/2026

Traditional motifs, considered play, and cheeky flourishes are among the themes explored by our favorite fresh voices of the year.

09/04/2026

In his own backyard, an architect experimented with building techniques and an explosion of color that his clients would never go for.

In his own backyard, architect Ivan Kostic experimented with building techniques and an explosion of color that his clients would never go for.

09/04/2026

The home is proof of concept for skeptical clients.

The Buenos Aires couple turned to modular construction for their Patagonian vacation home as proof of concept for skeptical clients.

09/04/2026

We spend all year looking at thoughtfully crafted things. We travel from design fair to trade show, trying to sniff out the best of what’s coming out of Copenhagen, Milan, Beirut, New York, or anywhere else. There’s always a lot to see: tables, chairs, cups, bowls, vases—even bike locks, coat-trees, and the like. But by the grace of note-taking and beefy camera rolls, we manage to organize our discoveries into the Dwell 24, our annual list that represents the liveliest, most forward-looking work from emerging designers around the world. In addition to being interviewed for a story, the 24 designers are also asked to fill out a survey, which we publish online. One question asks, “What do you wish nondesigners understood about the design industry?” Seoul designer Yoonjeong Lee, who designs nails and other oft overlooked details, replied, “Well… We do spend a lot of time on things that probably seem pointless, don’t we?” With our selections here, we’ve tried to honor even the smallest details of the Dwell 24 designers’ work. Get to know the full list here: https://www.dwell.com/article/the-dwell-24-best-emerging-designers-2026-2eb77981 or in our new Emerging Designers issue, out now.

09/04/2026

A couple brings the wow factor back to the 20th-century home.

A couple's “obsessively responsible” renovation brings the wow factor back to a 1951 home that's a rare landmark in Colorado.