Vibrant colors and textures keep this small space in New York City feeling lively and inviting.

The topsy-turvy dwelling comes with slanted walls, built-in ladders, and more nooks and crannies than an English muffin.

Leah and Jakeh Bradley’s refreshed California midcentury is a love letter to the beach, with counterculture heirlooms, sandy colors, and plants that create a paradise for their three young kids.

Before finding its permanent new home in the California desert, the Aluminaire House faced multiple relocations—even a brush with demolition.

Goy Architects referenced the distinctive forms and materials of a historic, postwar flat to reinvent it.

Rough-and-ready finishes merge with refined touches like marble trim and glass-orb pendants.

We talked to the people who indulged in the fancy kitchen and bath flourishes you haven’t yet convinced yourself you need about the items they now can’t live without.

We Check in With Dwell’s First Editor-in-Chief About a House 20 Years in the Making

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