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Whether you’re a weekday commuter, a weekend bike camper, or a hardcore cyclist, we’ve got suggestions to take your ride to the next level.

Save up to $400 this Memorial Day on that new mattress you’ve been eyeing.

Located near Salzburg, the Solarferienhaus S3 blends low-impact technology with high-impact design—and it’s now available to rent.

Built from modular concrete blocks, the Usonian Automatic is one of just two Wright-designed homes in St.

Cadaval & Solà-Morales converts a 19th-century theater into a lofty live/work space with an industrial edge.

Breathtaking sunset views are guaranteed.

Urban farming is about to become easier (and more beautiful) than ever before.

Whether you’re a weekday commuter, a weekend bike camper, or a hardcore cyclist, we’ve got suggestions to take your ride to the next level.

In Toronto, Atelier RZLBD replaces a nondescript home on an infill lot with a breezy, adaptable dwelling.

The Society Hotel in downtown Portland brings new life to an old sailor’s hotel and provides adventurous travelers with a uniquely local experience.

Set in the Chihuahuan Desert, Basecamp Terlingua offers visitors a unique, off-the-grid escape.

These mobile homes offer stylish design and road-ready features at a budget-friendly price point.

Don’t “jump to Conclusions” about the celebrated author—he’s also a talented architect, and he designed this home.

Walk into a good boutique hotel in Milan and you’ll understand something about the city itself.

RM-3 (Raw Materials 3 Ways) returns to investigate the surprising role clams, oysters, and their kin have played in how and what we build.

We’re totally buying into the idea of the New Zealand bach—a modest beach house soaked in sun and surf.

If you think the sprawling 6,500-square-foot home is impressive, just wait until you see the view.

The 1,800-square-foot Bloom House in Austin, Texas, is so far-out, it’ll give you flashbacks.

Instead of tearing down a historic bunker, Eggleston Farkas Architects incorporated the structure into a new steel-framed home.

The passage of water and the surrounding landscape give shape to Streamline House by Hufft.

The legendary singer and actress called this light-filled duplex home for over 30 years.

In honor of Asian Pacific Heritage Month, we’re highlighting the visionary designers on our must-follow list.

The tiny pod home can harvest all of its own energy and water—and it just officially launched in Times Square during NYCxDesign.

Nestled in Christchurch, an architect’s home and office pays tribute to New Zealand’s awe-inspiring surroundings.

One of only a few residences in the U.S.

Campfire, picnic, or dinner party?

Prefabricated, solar-powered, and filled with cutting-edge technology, the FutureHAUS is the smart, sustainable home of tomorrow.

Wood: what can’t it do?

Here’s your chance to jam out in the studio of one of the world’s most legendary musicians.

Dressed in a ’60s aesthetic, this geodesic dome offers a night under the stars and VIP service.

And yes, there’s a fashion closet.

A breezy courtyard connects soaring, minimalist spaces in this home by Akin Atelier.

Trust us—this isn’t your average spud.

Don’t call yourself a grill master until you’ve leveled up with these accessories.

The 176-square-foot home by Fernando Mastrangelo, built entirely from reclaimed materials, warns against climate change.

Since the hotel was established 50 years ago, our aim has been to offer guests a truly unique experience that can be both special and unforgettable.

Cue “Pomp and Circumstance”—graduation season is upon us, and it’s time to celebrate your loved one’s achievements.

Dwell Media is an inspiration and collaborative platform for architects, designers, and enthusiasts to share and discover inspiring design.

This 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom house was built for its owners as an investment property in Northport, MI.

St. Joseph Beachfront Home is a new single-family residence nestled into expansive dune grass along Lake Michigan.

These fiery facades aren’t for the faint of heart.

For the renovation and expansion of this listed house in East London, Archer + Braun draws inspiration from postwar Brutalism.

Incorporating design-forward lighting is one of the easiest ways to update your space.

If you still haven’t picked out the perfect Mother’s Day present, don’t fret—we’ve got you covered with 32 thoughtful gifts that will arrive on time thanks to the power of Amazon Prime.

Proper unveils its new Santa Monica hotel—complete with luxe amenities, gourmet eats, and captivating earth-toned interiors by Kelly Wearstler.

Based in South Carolina, Jacqueline and Josh LaDue gave their 31-foot RV a makeover on a budget of just $2,000.

Original wood paneling abounds in this San Rafael gem.

Opening May 16, the 200-room hotel references Finnish saunas and Japanese bento boxes.

Inspired by brutalism and the industrial heritage of Camperdown, this apartment for two design professionals evades warehouse conversion clichés.

Clearly, you need these in your life.

Who knew that there was a Neutra gem in suburban Philly?

Transported in a single shipping container and raised in two weeks, this clam-shaped cabin nestles against a rocky outcrop outside Sydney.

Boring hallways are a thing of the past.

Hot on the heels of its San Francisco location, Proper just unveiled the first images of its Santa Monica hotel, which will officially open on June 17.

Brought to you by the creative team behind the Ace Hotels, Sister City is a new, 200-room hotel located next to the New Museum in New York’s Lower East Side.

The 1,000-square-foot dwelling mixes raw and refined materials in a cost-effective strategy.

These 20 speakers will be your new favorite party guests.

Food blogger and commercial director Claire Thomas honors this Brentwood home’s heartwarming history.

Food blogger, commercial director, and all-around creative Claire Thomas took one look at her 1953 home in Brentwood, Los Angeles, and knew that her task would be to “celebrate and preserve, rather than rip out and change.” It originally belonged to architect and UCLA professor Jack Zuber and his wife, Marilyn, who lived there for 65 years—and never altered a thing.

This stunning one-bedroom houseboat can run 100% off the grid—and it’s currently up for grabs.