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How Do You Update a Landscape as Iconic as Sea Ranch? For Terremoto, Less Was More
The firm’s interventions fade into the background outside The Lodge of the beloved Northern California development.
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Jackson Pollock’s Former West Village Studio Lists For $2M
Long before he became a household name, the painter lived and worked in this skylit top-floor apartment, which has been gradually updated over the course of its almost 200-year history.
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An Architect Couple Built Their Washington Home "With the Lightest Carbon Footprint Possible"
A chapter from the new book "New Northwest: Residential Architecture in the Evergreen State" shows how they did it.
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A Magical Bathing Retreat Hides on Top of This Tiny Cabin in the U.K.
A tall parapet creates privacy for the rooftop sanctuary, which holds a shower, sauna, and garden.
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My Big Adventure to Paul Reubens’s "Big Auction"
Seeing some of the late comedian’s kitschy collections alongside other fans—some of whom bid thousands—felt like getting a deeper picture of the real man behind Pee-wee Herman.
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The Surf’s Up at This Bolinas Beach House Seeking $1.6M
The low-slung Bay Area residence has been reimagined by two architects who previously called it home.
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Budget Breakdown: With $691K, a Seattle Couple Turned Their Garage Into a Backyard House
The laneway ADU by Tokul Design balances custom and cost-effective finishes and indoor/outdoor space for a family that grew out of their Craftsman home.
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Ikea Hacks Helped My Sister, Partner, and I Transform a Service Station Into a Cozy Shop
After two years of DIY projects, Storyboard opened in June as a place where we can share our love of books, skateboards, and coffee with our community.
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Dwell Open House 2026: Readers Tour Some of L.A.’s Most Striking Homes
From east to west, the city’s varied landscape inspired these hillside residences that reflect a character all their own.
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What Happens When Four Pals With Design Credentials Build a Tree House for $2K
Wanting to give his daughter a space like his dad built for him, Ryan Habbyshaw got the gang together to envision a "floating" escape on his Massachusetts property.
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You Don’t Have to Move to France to Live in This French Village—You Just Need $1.6M
Built over a century ago as part of a historic enclave inspired by rural Normandy, this storybook Philadelphia home feels worlds away from the city.
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Romance’s New Leading Man Is... a Household Object?
In the increasingly popular "sentient-object romance" subgenre, everything from sponges to stand mixers are fair game for love affairs with (human) protagonists.
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Cost-of-Living Protests Roil Europe—and Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week
The ultrarich are bulldozing perfectly good mansions, Louisiana judges are profiting from eviction proceedings, and more.
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Designers Are Proving Spec Houses Don’t Have to Be Boring
Homes built without a confirmed buyer have a reputation for being bland and unimaginative, but some developers have found approaches that allow for more creativity without alienating their clientele.
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This Cloudlike Home in Spain Is Finished in Sprayed Cork
The material was used on the facade and roof, which features a row of barrel-vaulted ceilings sized to the function of each room.
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On a Former Cherry Farm, a Whimsical New Jersey Victorian Seeks $900K
The 1898 Maplewood home has a sky-blue exterior, stained glass windows, a wraparound porch, and a turret.
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What on Earth Is Wrapping Around This London Home
The slate-colored, recycled-plastic tiles almost look like dragon scales.
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Before & After: Swedish Barns Inspired a Film Editor’s Dramatic Brooklyn Brownstone Revamp
After a Scandinavian-style update by architect Sarah Jacoby, the 1890 Bed-Stuy home pairs several shades of red with restored architectural details.
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Mortgage Rates Have Been Much Higher Than They Are Now
They hit a staggering 18 percent in the early ’80s, but recent headlines would have you believe it’s about as bad as it gets—and it might be.
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This $2.1M Utah Home Has Been Ahead of the Curve Since 1938
With nautical-inspired details, flowing lines, and a history of subtle renovations, the rare Streamline Moderne residence has held on to its looks for nearly a century.