Dwell founder and CEO Lara Deam takes us through the new issue and kicks off submissions for our annual showcase of up-and-coming...

Artificial intelligence is not only changing how we design buildings—it’s also influencing how buildings shape our behavior.

And learn about our first-ever podcast series.

The writers and photographers that made our July/August 2016 issue possible.

We chat with Lexi and Cody—the "van-trepreneurs" behind Dynamo Ultima—about what it's like to live and run a creative studio out...

Readers share their thoughts on recent issues.

From a breezy home in San Francisco to a monolithic, live/work space in Brazil, the next issue of Dwell looks at how houses have...

Sadie, the new self-sustaining tiny home by CABN, gives guests a chance to reconnect with themselves in a remote patch of...

The allure of prefab is really about control.

After a two-year hunt for the perfect office space, digital agency Mobelux found a new home for their growing company in an...

Influenced by brands like IKEA, home shows on HGTV, and the Scandanavian ‘less stuff and more life’ attitude, the clean, simple...

A great local magazine shop located in Oakland. Jaw dropping magazine selection and incredibly friendly staff.

A independent publisher's journey from online to print.

Known to many architects as that translucent film paper on which archaic hand drawings become worthy of pin-up, mylar is making...

Explore all of the Dwell Magazine Issues for 2016. New issues will be added throughout the year.

We break down the real costs—the saves, and the splurges—that allowed people to make their homes uniquely their own.

Manifesto: Philip Johnson and Mark Wigley, “Deconstructivist Architecture” (1988)

Mexico prepares to build up its tech industry.

When it comes to our homes, the most taboo topic is also the most relatable.

French Paper, a sixth-generation business in Michigan, endures in the digital age.

Closing the blinds for 29 windows? No longer an issue for this couple.

The writers and photographers that made our September 2016 issue possible.

The writers and photographers that made our October 2016 issue possible.

To further explore privacy in the modern world, we present three common problems—from noise to peeping neighbors—and a fleet of...

Our annual edition focused the outdoors features houses plotted perfectly in the landscape—from a prefab passive house near...

Come and celebrate our new furniture issue with Dwell Deputy Editor Jaime Gillin at Room & Board in San Francisco on June 6. The...

On Wednesday April 25, 2012, Dwell Media celebrated its Light & Energy issue with a spectacular lighting exhibition and party...

The Barbican’s massive, genre-bending art and media showcase peers over the digital edge.

From “Candyman” to “Tár,” modernism in pop culture provides the perfect framework to discuss issues like public housing,...

The DFAB House is the world’s first home designed, planned, and built with mainly digital processes—and it's entirely powered by...

Get ahead of the (digital or socially distanced) crowd with discounts on gifts for your loved ones—or for yourself.

Morpholio transfers a copybook drawing tool to the touchscreen.

The new concept store in the Mission neighborhood encourages shoppers to browse and reserve items through a digital interface.

Not all pictures are worth a thousand words.

It's strange. I've never actually met someone who owns a digital picture frame.