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| título | Dwell |
| subtítulo | at home in the modern world |
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| lugar (ciudad) | San Francisco, CA |
| editorial | Dwell Life, Inc. |
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| Extensión | volumenes |
| Ilustraciones | ill.; col.; photo. |
| Dimensiones | 28 cm. |
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| Periodicidad actual | 6 issues per year |
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| nota | January-February 2021: Make it work: upgrade your home office --<br/>Full Circle: In rural Massachusetts, a far-flung family reconnects in a house with a flower-shaped plan. --<br/>Down to Earth: A three-story cabin in eastern Finland keeps its occupants warm with an otherworldly shape. --<br/>Dank Is in the Details: Simpatico architects (who happen to be in the family) and the owners' exceptional eye give a Los Angeles home its distinctive vibe. --<br/>Variations on a Scheme: Two musicians transpose the drawings for a wedge-shaped house—originally meant for Maine—to fit their dramatic site on New Zealand's South Island. --<br/>Sourcing: See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>One Last Thing: Architect Craig Dykers looks to his collection of neolithic stone tools as he contemplates contemporary technology. --<br/>Modern World: The most functional office accoutrements are rarely the most beautiful, but since a productive workspace is now an essential part of our homes, we rounded up the most useful and aesthetically pleasing office objects out there. We also asked a group of leading thinkers to tell us what comes next for those of us working from home. --<br/>Dwell Design Awards: We asked an expert panel of judges and our readers to select 2020's top projects. --<br/>Conversation: What does Black architecture look like? Los Angeles designer Demar Matthews is taking on no less massive a topic<br/>with a new project in Watts. --<br/>Smart: From invisible stoves to indoor surveillance drones, these are the ways we predict our homes will get more intelligent—as<br/>our gadgets disappear—this year. --<br/>Studio: A house fire set Alicia Hylton-Daniel down a new career path. Now she's building homes all over Durham, North Carolina. --<br/>Renovation: Almost 150 years after it was built, an Ontario school¬house gets another lease on life as a weekend retreat. --<br/>Backstory: Two artists spend nearly two decades turning a Southern California home and trio of bungalows into the perfect place to live and work. --<br/>The Backyard House: Reluctant to expand their historic house, a couple instead build an accessory dwelling unit to host guests. -- |
| nota | March-April 2021: Living Together: a circle of friends builds a community --<br/>Inside and Out: An architect and ardent locavore designs a house for her family inside a 4,000-square-foot greenhouse in a Norwegian forest. --<br/>An Open Invitation: A brick-and-glass Austin home greets its neighbors with a street-facing window and welcomes them into its airy interiors and shaded courtyards. -- <br/>Economies of Scale: Architect Cristian Izquierdo gathered a group of like-minded friends to collectively build a multi-family complex—and an instant community—in Santiago. --<br/>Sourcing: See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>One Last Thing: Designer Harry Nuriev finds inspiration in the fanciful downspouts of his hometown in Russia. --<br/>Modern World: The hardest-working rooms in the home get their due in our annual roundup of the latest furnishings, lighting, appliances, and accessories for the kitchen and bathroom. This year, our must-haves include everything from perfect pendants to minimalist bath fixtures. Plus, we talk to experts about how to beautify your bathroom, choose the right faucet, and kit out your tiny kitchen. --<br/>Conversation: Celebrated pastry chef Paola Velez talks about organizing the world's largest bake sale and what's in her dream kitchen. --<br/>New Normal: More than half of young adults are now living with their parents. Several tell us what that means for them and how they renovated their childhood bedrooms to suit their adult selves. --<br/>Universal Design: Advocacy for architecture that serves people with a wide range of physical and cognitive abilities has led to new ideas about how to make homes more livable for all. --<br/>Renovation: A cramped, dark cottage in Brisbane, Australia, gets an overhaul and a new addition, with lots of louver windows to let in the light and air. --<br/>Backstory: Christine Bonvin's great-great-grandfather built the stone barn in the Swiss countryside that has become her luminous home. --<br/>The Backyard House: Opting to stay in their West Adams neighborhood, an L.A. couple gain the space they need by adding a two-story accessory unit behind their bungalow. --<br/><br/><br/> |
| nota | May-June 2021: Wide open spaces: new ways to embrace the Landscape. --<br/>66 Ripple Effect: A midcentury house on Bainbridge Island show-cases the top sustainable renovation techniques in the world. TEXT: Melissa Dalton ; PHOTOS: Rafael Soldi --<br/>76 Fresh Tracks: Famed architecture firm Snohetta designs a ski cabin that rises up from the Norwegian landscape. TEXT: Audrey Camp ; PHOTOS: Nadia Norskott --<br/>86 Escape Pod: A professor-turned-farmer's circular Hawaii home takes full advantage of the property's amazing views. TEXT: Timothy A. Schuler ; PHOTOS: Mariko Reed --<br/>116 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>120 One Last Thing Plant stylist Hilton Carter discovers meaning in a flea market find. --<br/>25 Modern World Even when it's not necessitated by a pandemic, entertaining outdoors is one of the great plea-sures of warm weather. In this issue, we present furniture, light-ing, and many other objects to outfit your next open-air event—whether it's a backyard campout or a small-scale wedding. Plus, we muse on the inimitable joys of outdoor showers. EDITED BY Chelsea Holden Baker and Anna Fixsen PHOTOS BY Jamie Chung ILLUSTRATIONS BY Hannah Warren --<br/>38 Conversation Oakland designer and artist Walter Hood talks about the importance of investing in marginalized Black neigh-borhoods and neglected urban spaces. TEXT BY Zahid Sardar ILLUSTRATION BY Sam Kerr --<br/>44 New Normal Now that parking spots for cars have become outdoor dining areas for people in cities all over the world, we examine what that change can tell us about the future. TEXT BY Brock Keeling ILLUSTRATIONS BY Junghwa Park --<br/>48 Rental Revamp A designer's 88-square-foot bedroom-cum-studio is a study in offbeat organization. TEXT BY Jessica Dailey PHOTOS BY Pippa Drummond --<br/>56 Small Spaces Artist and builder Jay Nelson creates the tree house of our dreams in California's Santa Cruz Mountains. TEXT BY Duncan Nielsen PHOTOS BY Carlos Chavarria --<br/>96 Outside Swedish architect Rickard Rotstein draws on a lifetime of experience to design his own summer cabin. TEXT BY Tiffany Orvet PHOTOS BY James Silverman --<br/>102 Backyard House A Connecticut family with a particularly active lifestyle turns to an up-and-coming designer for the perfect place to store their abundance of gear. TEXT BY Julie Lasky PHOTOS BY Tony Luong -- |
| nota | July/August 2021: Around the world: striking spaces from New Orleans Singapore. <br/>66 Years in the Making A friendship blossoms in a South African home near Table Mountain. TEXT Neo Maditla PHOTOS Stephanie Veldman --<br/>76 A Lot of Potential A narrow site in New Orleans forces a pair of designers to be clever with space. TEXT Jenny Adams PHOTOS Daymon Gardner --<br/>84 Dream Sequence In a nature preserve outside Paris, two creative directors design a colorful country home. TEXT Jennifer Baum Lagdameo PHOTOS Alejandra Hauser --<br/>114 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>116 One Last Thing Furniture designer Crystal Ellis meditates on a brass egg that symbolizes her professional and creative journey. --<br/>27 Modern World We meet the people at the center of some of the most exciting design scenes in the world, who tell us why their city should be on your radar right now. They also show us the furniture, lighting, and other objects for your home that embody their city's vibe. You may not be able to travel there yet, but these five places should be on your list. TEXT BY Sarah Buder and Adrian Madlener --<br/>38 Conversation South African designer Sumayya Vally discusses her unconventional vision for the Serpentine Pavilion and how it relates to her expansive view of architecture. TEXT BY Riya Patel ILLUSTRATION BY Jooney Woodward --<br/>44 Studio Architect Patrick Tighe believes that the future of Los Angeles is affordable and challenges conventional ideas about how low-cost housing should look. TEXT BY Ian Volner PHOTOS BY Ye Rin Mok --<br/>48 Renovation An apartment in a historic Singapore building gets a breezy refresh from architect Ling Hao. TEXT BY Luo Jingmei PHOTOS BY Fabian Ong --<br/>54 Interiors Two Argentinean designers create something unexpected inside a 19th-century apartment with a challenging layout. TEXT BY Vanessa Bell PHOTOS BY Javier Agustin Rojas --<br/>60 Outside A cabin floating high above a lake in British Columbia offers a woodsy retreat for an artist and her family. TEXT BY Stacey McLachlan PHOTOS By Bryce Duffy --<br/>94 Budget Breakdown A Texas couple build an elegant backyard office without breaking the bank. TEXT BY Jessie Temple PHOTOS BY Leonid Furmansky --<br/>100 Off the Grid A mountainside retreat in Hawaii produces all of its own electricity and opens wide to the landscape. TEXT BY Kelly Vencill Sanchez PHOTOS BY Mariko Reed -- |
| nota | September/October 2021: The Dwell 24: our annual look at designers on the rise. --<br/>70 Year-Round Oasis A mellow Byron Bay refuge foregrounds nature and retro glam. TEXT Kate Hamilton PHOTOS Natalie McComas --<br/>78 An Orphaned Masterpiece A French house with an origin shrouded in mystery finds new life. TEXT Catherine Bolgar PHOTOS Alejandra Hauser --<br/>88 Natural Fit Architect Kyu Sung Woo designs a home in Boston where he and his wife can age gracefully. TEXT Marni Katz PHOTOS Tony Luong --<br/>118 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>120 One Last Thing A classic chair reminds designer Peter B. Staples of simple pleasures. --<br/>31 Modern World The emerging designers making up this year's Dwell 24 offer hope in a time of uncertainty. With intelligence, humor, and an eye for beauty in unusual places, these creators are showing us new worlds of possibility for our homes and beyond. EDITED BY Gabrielle Golenda ILLUSTRATIONS BY Miguel Porlan --<br/>44 Conversation Artist Esther Choi talks about how mentorship and networking are changing for the next generation of designers—and what that means for the future. TEXT BY Jess Myers ILLUSTRATIONS BY Sam Kerr and Sol Cotti --<br/>52 Renovation An artist turns an old auto repair shop in Berlin into a luminous studio and home for her family. TEXT BY Anna Dorothea Ker PHOTOS BY Robert Rieger --<br/>56 Interiors Long-hidden sacred frescoes come back to light when a young couple transform a former chapel near Amsterdam into their new home and art studio. TEXT BY Liza Karsemeijer PHOTOS BY Alan Jensen --<br/>60 Backyard House A rental property in Los Angeles nurtures a creative community, thanks to architect Max Kuo's imaginative redesign. TEXT BY Kelly Vencill Sanchez PHOTOS BY Brad Torchia --<br/>64 Outside A vacation home on a windswept Quebec island offers a haven at the end of the world. TEXT BY Susan Nerberg PHOTOS BY Maxime Brouillet --<br/>98 Where We Live Now A nonprofit Austin development provides homes and a community for people who have long lacked a place to live. TEXT BY Mandi Keighran PHOTOS BY Benjamin Rasmussen --<br/>104 Budget Breakdown Resourcefulness and a knack for bartering helped a DIY couple build a micro-cabin nearly for free in the Canadian Rockies. TEXT By Stacey McLachlan PHOTOS BY Grant Harder -- |
| nota | November/December 2021: Reliable Sources: our favorite design shops in the U. S. --<br/>74 Layers of Interest Motorcycles, a music studio, and more find their homes on the tiered floors of a townhouse renovation in Brooklyn. TEXT Kelly Dawson PHOTOS Mohamed Sadek --<br/>84 Power House A modern Memphis home in a New Urbanist community on the Mississippi River raises the bar for sustainability. TEXT Fred A. Bernstein PHOTOS Pippa Drummond --<br/>92 Rising From the Ashes After a devastating blaze, a Northern California couple rebuild with resilience in mind. TEXT Deborah Bishop PHOTOS Joe Fletcher --<br/>122 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>124 One Last Thing Architect Chris Cornelius finds inspiration in his great-grandfather's gloves. --<br/>31 Modern World For this year's Made in America section, we're championing some of our favorite independent design shops from across the country. We've also asked a few of the stores' founders to employ their expert eyes and recommend noteworthy objects produced in their regions. EDITED BY Sarah Buder --<br/>where we live now --<br/>42 The Ups and Downs of Livability Rankings List makers love to rank cities on their "livability." The roundups can be helpful—but what do these metrics really mean? TEXT BY Brock Keeling --<br/>46 New Kids on the Block Five movers tell why they picked their new neighborhoods and what community means to them. TEXT BY Sean Joyner PHOTOS BY Joe Pugliese --<br/>56 Amy Stelly The planner and activist discusses how cities can heal old wounds equitably. TEXT BY William Hanley --<br/>60 Our New Climate Reality Climate change has many cities on the ropes. How they bounce back will determine how we'll live in the future. TEXT BY Jared Brey --<br/>68 Renovation A corner store in Phoenix starts a second life as an airy home. TEXT BY David Proffitt PHOTOS BY Caitlin O'Hara --<br/>104 Construction Diary A Los Angeles family shares lessons they learned from reno-vating during a turbulent year. TEXT BY Kelly Vencill Sanchez PHOTOS BY David Kitz --<br/>110 My House The life aquatic gets a little cozier thanks to this sauna floating off the coast of Maine. TEXT BY Debra Spark PHOTOS BY Trent Bel -- |
| nota | January/February 2022: Meet Me in the Middle fixing a hole in the housing market --<br/>dwellings --<br/>60 A Promising Outlook A Los Angeles couple take a risk on renovating and reap the rewards. --<br/>TEXT Janelle Zara PHOTOS Ye Rin Mok --<br/>70 Off the Wall Just outside Paris, a dancer finds the perfect perch for her family among the trees. TEXT Patricia Gajo PHOTOS Jerernie Leon --<br/>80 Happily Medium A development in Victoria, British Columbia, finds a new slant on the ever-elusive, middle-market housing model. TEXT Stacey McLachlan PHOTOS Grant Harder --<br/>Departments --<br/>11 Editor's Letter --<br/>13 Community --<br/>106 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>108 One Last Thing Historian Michelle Millar Fisher highlights a device that represents a turning point in designing for parenthood. 18 Dwell Design Awards Our expert judges weigh in on the best projects and products of 2021. --<br/>27 Modern World Navigating the ever-changing world of technology made for growing families can be daunting, even for the savviest consumer. We talked to the experts and found the best of what's out there now and how to decide what's right for you. EDITED BY Margaret Rhodes PHOTOS BY Jamie Chung --<br/>38 Conversation When and how to introduce kids to contemporary technology is an increasingly fraught topic. Journalist and mother Sophie Brickman advocates for a measured approach. TEXT BY Youngna Park ILLUSTRATIONS BY Daniel Gray-Barnett --<br/>44 Prefab A modest, locally made retreat leaves a light footprint on the Latvian countryside. TEXT BY Vejay Nair PHOTOS BY Reinis Hofmanis --<br/>50 Interiors Walls would only cramp the style of this Brooklyn loft, which takes a creative approach to dividing up space. TEXT BY Nikhita Mahtani PHOTOS By Matt Dutile --<br/>56 Small Spaces A tight footprint doesn't constrain the creativity of a multifunctional art studio. TEXT BY Laura Mauk PHOTOS By Joao Carranca --<br/>90 Budget Breakdown An Atlanta designer rolls up her sleeves and takes tools in hand to renovate a home without breaking the bank. TEXT BY Muriel Vega PHOTOS BY Benjamin Rasmussen --<br/>94 Outside It's all wood grain and mountain vibes in this Montana fly-fishing lodge, built for two longtime friends to share. TEXT BY Joe Eaton PHOTOS BY Rebecca Stumpf -- |
| nota | March/April 2022: A new counter culture ideas for kitchen and bath renovations --<br/>Dwellings --<br/>74 Nod to the Past Just outside the urban jungle of Sao Paulo, a prefab timber home offers a retreat into serene nature. TEXT Silas Marti PHOTOS Leonardo Finotti --<br/>84 Old House, New Tricks A country house in Two New Yorkers head northern Germany embraces local history and new, sustainable technology. TEXT Michael Dumiak PHOTOS Eriver Hijano --<br/>94 A Remarkable Reset south for the tropical charms of the Yucatan capital of Merida. TEXT Ann Shields PHOTOS Fabian Martinez --<br/>Departmets --<br/>118 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>120 One Last Thing Chef Ana Ortiz describes the mysterious spoon she always Keeps at hand. --<br/>31 Modern World Spring cleaning has never looked better, thanks to new products for kitchens and baths. We round up the latest trends you should know about as you prepare to freshen up your home. And we talk to chefs, a plumber, and even a scent impresario about how you can make your spaces better for all your sense,s. EDITED BY Sheila Kim PHOTOS BY Jamie Chung --<br/>42 Conversation Accessibility and aesthetics go hand in hand in the work of universal design expert Ed Warner, who tells us how to create beautiful spaces for a variety of body types. TEXT By Kelly Vencill Sanchez ILLUSTRATION By Samuel Kerr --<br/>48 Opinion Cities across the country are cutting back on natural gas. Is it time to prepare your home? TEXT BY Jared Brey ILLUSTRATIONS BY Tara Jacoby --<br/>54 Focus There's no single way to design a kitchen. Three families show what made their homes just right for them. Olivier Vallerand, Amrita Raja, and Mark Johanson PHOTOS By Thomas Bouquin, Billy Bolton, and Nicolas Saieh --<br/>60 My House In upstate New York, a young architect shapes a Passive House with an edge. TEXT e David V. Griffin PHOTOS BY Matt Dutile --<br/>66 Interiors Designer and artist Tom Deacon became famous for his chairs, but his renovated Toronto home is all about art. TEXT Alex Bozikovic PHOTOS By Michael Graydon & Nikole Herriott --<br/>104 Budget Breakdown Four friends turn a Minnesota garage into a space for working and good times. TEXT by Ashlea Halpern PHOTOS by Kyle Huberty --<br/>108 Small Spaces Camper-van living gets an upgrade from an enterprising Texas family. TEXT BY Alex Temblador PHOTOS by Jack Thompson -- |
| nota | May/June 2022: Putting Down Roots Gardening Tips and Untamed Spaces --<br/>DWELLINGS --<br/>74 Hide & Seek A house outside Medellin, Colombia, offers plenty of personal space for a family of three. --<br/>TEXT Rainbow Nelson --<br/>PHOTOS Mateo Soto --<br/>84 Wild at Heart Nature pours into a historic Buenos Aires home thanks to a clever renovation. --<br/>TEXT Vanessa Bell --<br/>PHOTOS Javier Agustin Rojas --<br/>94 People Who Live in Glass Houses In chilly Sweden, greenhouse enthusiasts embrace a utopian hothouse lifestyle. --<br/>TEXT Mandi Keighran --<br/>PHOTOS Par Olofsson --<br/>DEPARTMENTS --<br/>13 Editor's Letter --<br/>16 Community --<br/>122 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>124 One Last Thing The owners of the Bay Area's Blk Girls Green House share a chair that embodies their perspective on design. --<br/>29 Modern World Looking for the perfect perch for your patio? Find it in this roundup of fresh takes on classic forms you know and love. --<br/>EDITED BY Meredith Mendelsohn -- <br/>SELECTIONS BY Gabrielle Golenda --<br/>TEXT BY Audrey Wachs --<br/>42 Gardening Whether you're planting beds of roses, raising herbs in window boxes, or just struggling to brighten up a stubborn corner of your lawn, these horticulture experts will inspire you to try something new. --<br/>EDITED BY Meredith Mendelsohn --<br/>TEXT By Nathan Bahadursingh, Blake Becker, Holly Beretto, Gregory Han, and Meredith Mendelsohn –<br/>PHOTOS BY John Autry, Leslie Frempong, Jose Mandojana, and Sasha Maslov --<br/>52 Interiors --<br/>Sunlight flows into the woodsy spaces of this reworked midcentury Northern California home. --<br/>TEXT By Sarah Akkoush --<br/>PHOTOS BY Carlos Chavarria --<br/>60 Focus A striking cobalt blue takes center stage in the stairway of an actor's London home. --<br/>TEXT BY Amrita Raja --<br/>PHOTOS BY Julian Abrams --<br/>64 Small Spaces A West Texas architect builds two long-term rentals to temper Marfa's vacation-oriented housing market. --<br/>TEXT BY Sallie Lewis --<br/>PHOTOS BY Jessica Lutz --<br/>106 Renovation Who says a basement has to be dark and dingy? This Brooklyn townhouse lets the light in. --<br/>TEXT BY Evan Nicole Brown --<br/>PHOTOS BY Brian W. Ferry --<br/>112 Outside Poolside life feels great in a Los Angeles backyard that balances accessibility and aesthetics. --<br/>TEXT By Kelly Vencill Sanchez --<br/>PHOTOS BY Justin Chung -- |
| nota | July/August 2022: You are Here The Travel Issue --<br/>DWELLINGS --<br/>58 An Idea With Legs A pair of playful designers tweak tradition in their renovated historic home in central Kyoto. --<br/>TEXT Terin Jackson --<br/>PHOTOS Amy Tang --<br/>68 Point of Departure Psychedelics pioneer Rick Doblin revisits the 1970s Florida home that nurtured a drug movement. --<br/>TEXT David A. Banks --<br/>PHOTOS Matt Dutile --<br/>78 Brutalist Honesty Building and landscape intertwine in a moody house by Michel Rojkind outside Mexico City. --<br/>TEXT Natalia Torija --<br/>PHOTOS Luis Garvan --<br/>DEPARTMENTS --<br/>13 Editor's Letter --<br/>103 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>104 One Last Thing 1:40gner and hotelier Liz LaAlbert's Murano glass paper-weights make sure a certain presence is always close. --<br/>29 Modern World Wherever you're traveling, tips from a local make all the difference. We asked some of our favorite creatives who have crisscrossed the globe to build their careers what they bring back from their hometowns when they visit. Their recommenda-tions will help you make the most of your adventures, whether you're roaming the busy streets of Shanghai or relaxing on the sunny beaches of Barbados. --<br/>EDITED BY Adrian Madlener --<br/>TEXT BY Nathan Bahadursingh, Mikki Brammer, Norman Kietzmann, Adrian Madlener, and Francesca Perry --<br/>ILLUSTRATIONS BY Justine Wong --<br/>40 Backstory Two Americans move to Portugal, where they find an empty storefront and turn it into a house truly their own. --<br/>TEXT BY Nathan Ma --<br/>PHOTOS BY Matt Dutile --<br/>46 My House Traditional stone and contemporary details make this weekend home a cheery beach retreat for a Mallorca couple. --<br/>TEXT BY Blaire Dessent --<br/>PHOTOS BY Tomeu Canyellas --<br/>STYLING BY Cristina Gimenez --<br/>50 Essay Affordable housing is a massive issue in Hawaii, and the enormity of the problem may demand equally expansive solutions. --<br/>TEXT BY Eric Stinton --<br/>ILLUSTRATIONS BY Alice Quaresma --<br/>88 Backyard House A pair of photographers find new functionality in their Toronto home as they turn a parking area into an apartment and art studio. --<br/>TEXT BY Alex Bozikovic --<br/>PHOTOS BY Michael Graydon and Nikole Herriott --<br/>94 Small Spaces Looking for a midwestern getaway? A rentable woodsy Wisconsin cabin designed by two best friends offers visitors a cinematic experience. --<br/>TEXT BY Shawn Gilliam --<br/>PHOTOS BY Cameron Wittig -- |
| nota | September/October 2022: Rising Stars --<br/>DWELLINGS --<br/>70 Silver Lining A loft in an old Boston light bulb factory gets a luminous renovation. TEXT Marni Elyse Katz PHOTOS Tony Luong --<br/>80 A Lot in Common Three families build a sustainable community close to Melbourne. TEXT Lauren Gallow PHOTOS Sharyn Cairns --<br/>88 A New Lease Two designer-developers bring new ideas about revitalization to a neighborhood in a Mexican resort town. TEXT, Natalia Torija PHOTOS Cesar Bejar --<br/>DEPARTMENTS --<br/>15 Editor's Letter --<br/>119 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>120 One Last Thing Traditional Japanese dolls inspire designer Kazuki Guzman's approach. --<br/>29 Modern World Our annual Dwell 24 list brings together the most exciting emerging designers from around the world. This year's group offers models for how we can reinterpret tradition, reuse waste, and reenergize our homes. CURATED BY Gabrielle Golenda EDITED BY Meghan Dailey TEXT BY Nathan Bahadursingh, Keren Dillard, Ewa Effiom, Utkarsha Laharia, Ilya Shrayber, and Aaron Smithson PORTRAITS BY John Boaz, Noah Dolinsky, Pippa Drummond, Armelle Habib, Fabian Martinez, and Aaron Richter ILLUSTRATIONS BY Jaimie Shelton --<br/>44 Essay Architecture criticism—it can be a pretty highfalutin field. Irreverent new voices are using memes to bring it back down to earth. TEXT BY Alana Hope Levinson ILLUSTRATIONS BY Joanna Neborsky --<br/>54 My House A couple of Buenos Aires architects turn a home on a busy street into a private haven for their family. TEXT BY Vanessa Bell PHOTOS BY Cristobal Palma --<br/>58 Interiors No detail goes unconsidered in the modernist Paris pied-a-terre of designer Rafael de Cardenas and his partner. TEXT BY Patricia Gajo PHOTOS BY Alexandre Tabaste --<br/>64 Outside Life on the edge gets glorious views in this Chilean Cliffside home for a pair of surfers. TEXT BY Mark Johanson PHOTOS BY Cristobal Palma --<br/>100 Renovation An old dairy farm in upstate New York becomes a sleek escape for a couple retiring from the city. TEXT by, Ameena Walker PHOTOS By Brian W. Ferry --<br/>108 Home Work A musician's remodeled Los Angeles home hits the right notes. TEXT BY Jessica Dailey PHOTOS BY Ye Rin Mok --<br/><br/><br/> |
| nota | November/December 2022: What will the neighbors think? --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>76 American Ruin: the base of an abandoned mansion becomes a one-of-a-kind California Home. Text by Deborah Bishop. Photos by Chanell Stone. --<br/>84 Suburban Subversion: On a leafy street in Princeton, New Jersey, shiny green tile gets the neighbors’ heads turning. Text by Samuel Medina. Photos by Collin Hughes. --<br/>90 Points of Reference: A modest, pink Indiana house makes modernism a bit more affordable. Text by Jaeiani Turner-Williams. Photos by Nick Fancher. --<br/>94 Lawn Gone: Four homes will inspire you to put that mower out to pasture and embrace a more sustainable and beautiful yard. Text by Gregory Han. Photos by Nicholas Albrecht, Cassidy Araiza, Jack Gardner, and Kathy Plunkett. --<br/>Departments: <br/>13 Editor’s Letter --<br/>116 Sourcing --<br/>120 One Last Thing: The founder of Ideo unpacks the contents of a cherished tool box. --<br/>29 Modern World: We asked some of our favorite creatives from across the country how they’re setting up their homes for celebrations this year and found American-made products that you can use to spruce up your own dinner parties. Curation and text by Adrian Madlener. Portraits by Nicholas Albrecht, Mallory Cash, Brian W. ferry, Nicole<br/>Mason, and Matt Schwerin. --<br/>41 Where We Live Now: Traditional American crafting communities have long dealt with outsiders interested in collecting their wares, with mixed results. New programs are trying to make sure past cycles of exploitation don’t repeat. Text by Adrian Madlener. Photos by Minesh Bacrania, Perter Frank Edwards, and Cary Norton. --<br/>52 Backyard House: A composer and a clothing designer build the perfect creative space behind their Los Angeles home. Text by Janelle Zara. Photos by Ye Rin Mok. --<br/>58 Essay: Rip-offs of classic furniture design are easier to acquire than ever. So why buy the real thing? Text by Jessica Goodman. Illustrations by Miguel Monkc. --<br/>64 Houseboats: Bobbing in the San Francisco Bay, a floating home stands out on the dock thanks to some striking shapes. Text by Zahid Sardar. Photos by Richard Barnes. --<br/>70 Renovation: Perfume and black steel come together in a moody Massachusetts makeover. Text by Kelly Vencill Sanchez. Photos by Tony Luong. --<br/>98 The Dwell House: Introducing an ADU designed by your favorite design magazine. Call it an Accessory Dwell Unit. Photos by Benjamin Rasmussen and Mariko Reed. --<br/>102 Construction Diary: A ceramicist builds a colorful home where she can both create and relax. Text by Janelle Zara. Photos by Emanuel Hahn. -- |
| nota | January/February 2023: In our Backyard --<br/>56 The Earthship, Circa 2023 - The 1970s live again in this refurbished home outside Taos, New Mexico. Text by Adele Oliveira Photos by Kalen Goodluck --<br/>66 Fighting Future Fires - After disaster destroyed their homes, these families are learning how complicated rebuilding really is. Text by Susie Cagle Photos by Emanuel Hahn --<br/>74 Capital Building - A Washington, D.C., home makes ingenious use of urban space and sustainable materials. Text by David Sokol Photos by Ty Cole --<br/>DEPARTMENTS --<br/>9 Editor's Letter --<br/>94 Sourcing - See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>96 One Last Thing - Found pottery shards prompt questions about what endures for designer Chelsea Minola. --<br/>19 Modern World - Making your home more eco-friendly is critical, if unglamorous, work. We gathered the latest in behind-the-scenes home tech to make your space a little greener. Curated by Sheila Kim Text by Bridget Reed Morawski Photos by Jamie Chung --<br/>30 The Dwell House - A family in Northern California gets an accessory dwelling unit designed by your favorite home magazine. Text by Laura Mauk Photos by Mariko Reed --<br/>36 Chateaus - From northern France, one couple share what they learned about making an old home more efficient. Text by Dan Nosowitz Photos by Le Fleur --<br/>40 Backyard House - Within weeks of completion, an Australian home studio built to withstand floods is put to the test. Text by Penny Carroll Photos by Andy Macpherson --<br/>44 Off-Grid - A Passive House in a river delta outside Buenos Aires is designed to endure rising waters. Text by Vanessa Bell Photos by Leonardo Finotti --<br/>48 New Material - Solar panels and mass timber lighten this Dutch home's ecological footprint. Text by Tracy Metz Photos by Tim Van de Velde --<br/>82 Backstory - History comes full circle in a revived Louisville midcentury home. Text by Natalie Weis Photos by Lucy Hewett --<br/>86 Renovation - Art and family go hand in hand, thanks to a makeover in suburban New Jersey. Textg by Ameena Walker Photos by Christopher Testani -- |
| nota | March/April 2023: The Money Issue --<br/>68 Kids in the Hall An affordable development in Switzerland offers a model for collective living. TEXT Dorit Fromm PHOTOS Annett Landsmann Ennio Leanza/ Keystone-SDA --<br/>76 Making It Work An architect and his client tell us what it takes to build a home that is anything but typical. TEXT Janelle Zara PHOTOS Marten Elder --<br/>86 The Tiny Home Hope Cities have turned to micro-housing to deal with the housing crisis. We travel to Oregon to find out what the new shelters are like for those who live in them. TEXT Hannah Wallace PHOTOS Liz Kuball --<br/>DEPARTMENTS:<br/>17 Editor's Letter --<br/>31 Modern World Cooktops and tiles and bidets, oh my! There are a lot of new kitchen and bath products out there, so one of our intrepid editors rolled up her sleeves and tested some of them to help you figure out how to get the best bang for your buck. CURATION BY Sheila Kim TEXT BY Megan Reynolds PHOTOS BY Jason LeCras --<br/>42 Essay A new group of elected officials is bringing its personal experiences into political discussions about the housing crisis. TEXT BY Ian Volner ILLUSTRATIONS BY Oscar Duarte --<br/>50 Backstory A double-wide trailer in California wine country gets a refresh for $450,000. TEXT BY Esther Tseng PHOTOS BY Arianna Lago --<br/>54 Focus With about $500,000 and plenty of help from friends and family, a couple create a cozy Maine home. TEXT BY Debra Spark PHOTOS BY Greta Rybus --<br/>58 Rental Revamp An apartment in a Brooklyn townhouse gets a riotous makeover for just over $13,500. TEXT BY Megan Reynolds PHOTOS BY Zach Pontz --<br/>62 Cabins Spending $150,000 a young family builds a woodsy mountain getaway in Virginia. TEXT BY Marissa Hermanson PHOTOS BY Ethan Hickerson --<br/>64 Interiors A Northern California condo finds new life thanks to a $464,000 renovation. TEXT BY Noel Burgess PHOTOS BY Cayce Clifford --<br/>96 Construction Diary Indiana furniture makers build their own house on a $166,000 budget. TEXT BY Brian Libby PHOTOS BY Lucy Hewett --<br/>100 Construction Diary A disco ball and a motorcycle shack up in this $350,000 Oregon home. TEXT BY Lauren Gallow PHOTOS BY Ricardo Nagaoka --<br/>110 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>112 One Last Thing A grandmother's cookbook offers inspiration for making a moment. -- |
| nota | May/June 2023: Urban Jungles and other homes that run wild --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>80 Finding the Center an architect weaves together inside and out in a Buenos Aires renovation Text Amy Booth Photos Javier Agustin Rojas --<br/>88 Familiar Footing Sustainable materials bring an easy warmth to a Los Angeles home. Text Duncan Nielsen Photos Chantal Anderson --<br/>DEPARTMENTS: <br/>15 Editor's Letter --<br/>119 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>120 One Last Thing A mah-jongg set reminds three New York designers how to bring people together. PHOTO BY Ian Loring Shiver --<br/>31 Modern World Outdoor design doesn't have to be functional and boring. We took inspiration from three cities where residents make the most of their parks, beaches, and mountains to bring you ideas for sprucing up your next picnic or your patio. TEXT BY Esther Wang PHOTOS BY Jack Strutz --<br/>42 Roommates A Harlem, New York, brownstone provides a space for healing and community. TEXT BY Abby Carney ILLUSTRATIONS BY Olga Shtonda --<br/>46 Essay Architecture firms often design high-concept shelters for refugees. But what are they really like for the people using them? TEXT BY Meher Ahmad --<br/>56 Townhouses Three Canadian townhouses prove that you don't have to blend in with your neighbors to get along with them. TEXT BY Kelly Boutsalis, Olivier Vallerand, and Andrea Yu PHOTOS BY Maxime Brouillet, Scott Norsworthy, and Doublespace Photography --<br/>66 Budget Breakdown A New Orleans couple put a new face on their home with a $50,000 budget. TEXT BY Stephen Zacks PHOTOS BY Jeremy Jachym --<br/>70 Where We Live Now In Northern California, the Wiyot Tribe is getting its land back and building a future for affordable housing. TEXT AND PHOTOS BY Kalen Goodluck --<br/>99 Pools The start-up Swimply wants to let everyone live the aquatic dream for a day. TEXT BY Alana Hope Levinson --<br/>106 Pools Four swimming obsessives share how they got their own unconventional water features. TEXT BY Molly Osberg PHOTOS BY Seth Caplan and Mark Khan --<br/> |
| nota | July/ August 2023: Living on the Edge --<br/>DWELLINGS:<br/>COVER:<br/>Hikers rest outside Bivacco Claudio Bredy, an Alpine refuge in northern Italy. PHOTO BY Benjamin Rasmussen --<br/>ABOVE:<br/>The sun warms a traveler in the Bivacco Giusto Gervasutti hiking shelter. PHOTO BY Benjamin Rasmussen --<br/>72 The Italian Huts Where Mountaineering Was Born Alpine architecture announces a new era for scaling Europe's peaks. TEXT Jenna Sauers PHOTOS Benjamin Rasmussen --<br/>86 Volcanic Vibes Three homes reinterpret the work of an architecture legend in the Canary Islands. TEXT Veerle Helsen PHOTOS Yves Drieghe --<br/>96 Heritage House In central Bhutan, a historic fortress offers timeless ideas for design and life. TEXT AND PHOTOS Matt Dutile --<br/>DEPARTMENTS:<br/>15 Editor's Letter --<br/>110 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>112 One Last Thing A cabbage-shaped pot reminds designer Gab Bois to create with a sense of wonder. TEXT By Lauren Gallow PHOTO BY Melissa Gamache --<br/>27 Modern World The perfect pot is worth traveling around the world for. (We're talk-ing about ceramics, of course.) We explore five global pottery hubs with rich local traditions that might inspire your next trip. We also gather work from contem-porary designers that reinterprets classic styles. Plus, we asked an art handler how to safely get precious purchases home. TEXT By Jessica Dailey CURATED BY Julia Stevens PHOTOS By Yudi Ela Echevarria --<br/>42 Outside A beach home in northern France brings the outdoors in. TEXT BY Alice Cavanagh PHOTOS By Jeremie Leon --<br/>56 Retreats The light and shadows of the architecture of ancient Greece inspire a Virginia mountain home. TEXT BY Samuel Medina PHOTOS BY Morgan R. Levy --<br/>60 Tree Houses With its head in the clouds, an Italian home offers a fresh perspective. TEXT BY Laura Itzkowitz PHOTOS BY Giulio Ghirardi --<br/>66 Tiny House When a California artist decamped for Portugal, he found a new beginning in a pint-size, hillside studio. TEXT BY Laura Mauk PHOTOS BY Carlos Chavarria --<br/>104 Essay It's official: America's best hotel is in the Memphis Pyramid. TEXT BY Kate Dries -- |
| nota | September/ October 2023: This is the Future --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>76 Quiet Riot An 1800s Chicago home gets a maximalist makeover. TEXT Zach Mortice PHOTOS Lyndon French --<br/>86 Open Invite A penthouse in Kosovo's capital brings people together. TEXT Nathan Ma PHOTOS Carol Sachs --<br/>96 Trust the Process Dull regulations lead to glimmering innovation in a Lisbon townhouse. TEXT Nathan Ma PHOTOS Matthew Avignone --<br/>DEPARTMENTS: <br/>13 Editor's Letter -- <br/>118 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>120 One Last Thing Ceramist Sarah Hussaini muses on a mysterious object that inspires her. TEXT By Lauren Gallow PHOTO By Jamie Chung -- <br/>29 Modern World Meet this year's Dwell 24, our annual list of the most exciting emerging designers from around the world --<br/>44 Career Paths How do you become one of the world's top designers? We mapped the careers of five of them to find out. TEXT BY Adrian Madlener -- <br/>46 Home Work A tiny office in the Hollywood Hills glows with hidden meaning. TEXT BY Kathryn Romeyn PHOTOS BY Amanda Hakan --<br/>54 Rental Revamp Designer Kiki Goti transforms her Brooklyn apartment with some clever hacks and her own creations. TEXT BY Stephen Zacks PHOTOS BY Ryan Lowry -- <br/>62 Interiors A Dwell 24 alum creates a vacation rental in Merida, Mexico, that plays with local design traditions. TEXT BY Julianne Escobedo Shepherd PHOTOS By Jake Naughton --<br/>70 Backyard House An ADU brings bunker chic to a suburban home outside Wellington, New Zealand. TEXT BY Jacqui Gibson PHOTOS By David Straight -- <br/>106 Budget Breakdown After losing their jobs, a Uruguayan couple build a small home for about $35,000. TEXT BY Paola Singer PHOTOS By Leonardo Finotti --<br/>108 Small Spaces When they wanted to expand their workspace without going far from home, this Ecuadoran couple built in their front yard. TEXT By Maria Silvia Aguirre PHOTOS By Juan Alberto Andrade -- <br/><br/> |
| nota | November/ December 2023: History / Lessons --<br/>70 Within Reach --<br/>A community land trust brings affordable housing to Tempe, Arizona -- <br/>78 The Next Chapter Two friends take on Philip Johnson's legacy in upstate New York --<br/>86 Coming Home --<br/>Transitional housing in New Orleans offers formerly incarcerated people a fresh start --<br/>DEPARTMENTS -- <br/>13 Editor's Letter -- <br/>110 Sourcing --<br/>See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>112 One Last Thing --<br/>Architect Melissa Shin's toys and tchotchkes make surprise appearances in her designs --<br/>27 Modern World --<br/> Whether they know it or not, contemporary designers are carrying forward the heritage of classic American traditions --<br/>40 Essay --<br/>The legend of perhaps the most famous American architect has been written by a complicated web of organizations with disparate visions of how he should be remembered --<br/>47 Backstory --<br/>Three renovations reenvision midcentury modernism through a contemporary lens --<br/>60 Backyard House --<br/>A canary yellow ADU brings cheer to a family in Saint Paul, Minnesota --<br/>64 Before & After --<br/>Books take center stage in this Brooklyn co-op renovation --<br/>96 My House --<br/>Creative director Ashley Sargent Price brings her vision to her Ohio home --<br/>100 Construction Diary --<br/>A couple build their family home in Maine themselves with extra attention to healthy materials -- |
| nota | January/Febraury 2024: What’s Old Is New Revelatory Remodeling --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>Cover: Architect Yashar Yektajo (left) smiles with Ellen Odegaard and Ernesto Gomez in the home he designed for the couple, described on page 52 --<br/>Photo by: Fernando Marroquin --<br/>Above: John Cameron Mitchell sits in his cheekily decorated New Orleans home --<br/>Photo by: Chantal Anderson --<br/>Contents:<br/>52 Hiding in Plain Sight In Baja California Sur, a chef cooks up new digs. Text Duncan Nielsen Photos Fernando Marroquin --<br/>62 Occult Following Actor, writer, and producer John Cameron Mitchell turns a New Orleans building with colorful history into a home with and equally multihued present. Text Madeleine Davies Photos Chantal Anderson --<br/>72 Pas de Deux Dreams inspired an artist to turn an empty medieval building in Provence into a home filled with creativity. Text Paola Singer Photos Alex Crétey Systermans --<br/>Departments: <br/>11 Editor’s Letter --<br/>95 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>96 One Last Thing: Textile designer Arati Rao shares an Indian weaving tool that reminds her of the importance of heritage skills. Text by Lauren Gallow Photo by Ian Loring Shiver --<br/>23 Modern World: Technology is everywhere in homes these days, and, let’s face it, most of it is pretty ugly. So we found device that actually look good and will compliment your personal style. Text by Adrian Madlener Photos by Heami Lee Styling Heather Greene --<br/>34 Essay: Smart-home tech promised to make lives easier and more efficient, but the hassle of app-controlled ice makers and robotic kitty litters may be more trouble than they’re worth. Text by Dan Nosowitz Illustrations by Colin Bigelow --<br/>38 Conversation: Nifemi Marcus-Bello tells how his movie home to Nigeria and a community of recyclers there inspired his latest collection. Text by Ernadi de Silva Photos by Lakin Ogunbanwo --<br/>42 Backstory: An architect discovers that renovating a dream home can be better than building one. Ameena Walker Photos by Francois Dischinger --<br/>46 Interiors: Circular seats and sculptural sink give shape to a San Francisco apartment. Text by Laura Mauk Photos by Nicholas Albrecht --<br/>82 My House: The duo behind a beloved Brooklyn design store make a new home in Maine. Text by Debra Spark Photos Greta Rybus --<br/>86 Off the Grid: Airstream living takes a couple across North America. Text by Duncan Nielsen Photos Mathew Scott --<br/> |
| nota | March/April 2024 : The Money Issue --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>Cover : Emilie and Seth Welty spend time with their kids outside the Louisiana home they created for their family --<br/>Photo by Cedric Angeles --<br/>Above:<br/>David Barsoum and Niky Sampedro invite us inside their Chicago vintage design store, Carefully Picked --<br/>Photo by Lyndon French --<br/>Contents:<br/>60 Everyday Alchemy --<br/>An architect couple’s home in New Orleans is more true to its neighborhood than the exterior suggests. Text Kenya Foy Photos Cedric Angeles --<br/>70 Years in the Making --<br/>Life comes full circle for Dwell’s founding editor-in-chief after she settles down in Andes, New York. Text Karrie Jacobs Photos Collin Hughes --<br/>78 What Happened to Sofas? --<br/>Couches, it turns out, aren’t what they used to be. You shouldn’t have to accept that. Text Dan Nosowitz Illustrations Matheus Castro --<br/>82 Search Party --<br/>Three vintage resellers on starting a brick-and-mortar, how they source unique finds, and their greatest scores. Text Julia Stevens Photos Lyndon French --<br/>Gioncarlo Valentine Ryan Lowry --<br/>Departments --<br/>11 Editor’s Letter --<br/>22 Origin Story --<br/>102 An affordable-housing prototype finally finds a home. Text by Angela Serratorre --<br/>Sourcing --<br/>See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>104 One Last Thing --<br/>Scissors cut, but they also speak to designer Max Enrich’s sense of beauty. Text by Lauren Gallow. Photo by Grigori Civera --<br/>25 Modern World --<br/>Do you really need a steam shower? Probably not, but wouldn’t you love one? We’ve collected our favorite “treat yourself” features for kitchens and baths with some info on how to make them really worth it. Text by Nathan Ma. Photos by Maggie Shannon and Amy Lombard --<br/>38 Conversation --<br/>Boston architects Anda and Jenny French designed a home for 30 families. They tell us how they did it. Text by Anjulie Rao. Portrait by Christopher Churchill --<br/>42 Cabins --<br/>Oh, to have a cozy retreat in the Chilean countryside. Two architects built theirs for $60,000. Text by Mark Johanson. Photos by Nicolás Saieh --<br/>48 Focus --<br/>Color comes to the kitchen in a $53,000 New York City renovation. Text by Diana Budds. Photos by Christina Holmes --<br/>50 Outside --<br/>Funky angles keep an ADU made partially of recycled materials looking fresh. Text by Tommy Craggs. Photos by Adam Rouse --<br/>54 Where We Live Now --<br/>A men’s shelter in Washington State brings nature in. Text by Hannah Wallace. Photos by Mason Trinca --<br/>88 Backyard House --<br/>Simplicity sings in this $437,000 San Francisco ADU. Text by Sarah Akkoush. Photos by Aya Brackett --<br/>92 Before & After --<br/>The more plants, the merrier in a Los Angeles family’s $56,000 spruce-up. Text by Janelle Zara. Photos by Emanuel Hahn --<br/> |
| nota | May/June 2024 : Go Play Outside --<br/>Cover Jessica Martinez’s pool offers a respite in Southern California Photo by Daniel Dorsa --<br/>Above Blanketed in greenery, a Singapore home disappears into the vegetation. Photo by Lauryn Ishak --<br/>Dwellings :<br/>68 Force of Nature Without windows or air-conditioning, a Singapore house exists symbiotically with the natural world. Text Jingmei Luo Photos by Lauryn Ishak --<br/>78 The Case for Patience in Nairobi, architects upgrade two modest houses in disrepair, doing much of the work themselves Text Zahid Sardar Photos by Khadija M. Farah --<br/>88 Rural Reset An Argentine couple searched for months, navigated 30 bickering heirs, and renovated a chained-up-for-12-years casa in pursuit of their perfect home Text Vanessa Bell Photos by Javier Agustín Rojas --<br/>Departments :<br/>17 Editor’s Letter --<br/>28 Origin Story Community Supported Agriculture’s radical history. Text by Angela Serratore --<br/>31 Modern World Break out the popcorn and kick back in a yard decorated in the style of your favorite classic summer movie. We picked out what you need to make this your most cinematic season yet. Text by Nathan Ma Photos by Cody Guilfoyle --<br/>40 Backstory A Bay Area Tugboat owned by a legendary writer and his partner turns into a home for two. Text by Mike Chino Photos by Cayce Clifford --<br/>47 Backyards Three families transformed their backyard into the perfect warm-weather hangouts. Text by Kelly Vencill Sanchez, Hannah Smothers, and Adrian Madlener Photos by Daniel Dorsa, Matthew Niemann, and Sean Hazen --<br/>59 Guides Sure, starting a neighborhood too library or an urban farm sounds great, but how would you actually organize something like that? A few movers and shakers tell us the way to get your community going. Text by Molly Osberg Photos by David Steinberg, Emiliano Granado, and Jenn Ackerman --<br/>98 Essay The roots of three houses are centuries old, but their appeal shows no signs of fading. Text by Stassa Edwards Illustrations by Ryan Johnson --<br/>104 Budget Breakdown a $242,000 sustainable kitchen remodel brings the greenery in. Text by Brian Libby Photos by Liz Kuball --<br/>114 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>116 One Last Thing Architect Rachel Shillander’s mirrored orb bends light and shakes up her perspective. Text by Lauren Gallow Photo by Davi Kitz -- |
| nota | July / August 2024 : The Travel Issue --<br/>Cover Architect Tito Ficarelli designed and angular house in Brazil for a variety of activities. Photo by Fran Parente --<br/>Above Kathryn Romeyn and Keith Mark’s daughter Indah plays outside their Bali home. Photo by Armelle Habib --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>62 When in Doubt, Do the Opposite A writer moved to Bali and created a life and a house shenever envisioned. Text Kathryn Romeyn Photos By Armelle Habib --<br/>72 Testing Ground In Testing Ground In the Tennessee countryside, an architect builds and experimental retreat. Text Liz Doupnik Photos By Nicholas Calcott --<br/>82 Geometric Abstraction A Sau Paulo designer cuts through convention to produce a layered family home. Text Silas Martí Photos by Fran Parente --<br/>Departments:<br/>15 Editor’s Letter --<br/>24 Origin Story Home swapping’s decades long history Text by Angelica Frey --<br/>106 Sourcing See it? Want it? Buy it! --<br/>108 One Last Thing An aromatic plant encourages architect Lindsey Wikstrom to reconsider her connection to the natural world. Text by Lauren Gallow Photos by Shaon Radisch --<br/>27 Modern World We took inspiration from seven boutique hotels around the world and ideas from their designers to bring the vacation mindset home. Text by Angela Serratore --<br/>38 Profiles John Vugrin returns to finish the iconic Joshua Tree house that defines his career. Text by Eric Wills Photos by Joyce Kim --<br/>44 Before and After A Spanish architect builds an island house that works with local materials and the local climate, humidity and all. Text by Suzanne Wales Photos by Yves Drieghe --<br/>50 Construction Diary At Sea Ranch, a couple build a getaway that can change alongside them. Text by Tommy Craggs Photos By Justin Chung --<br/>56 My House Two musicians put down roots and build a creative hub on the Rhode Island coast. Text by Diana Budds Photos by Tony Luong --<br/>92 Budget Breakdown In the Catskills, a tiny, $260,000 prefab cabin hides a surprise. Text by Will Allstetter Photos by Sophie Fabbri --<br/>96 Outside A California house keeps it simple to let its environs come to the fore. Text by Janelle Zara Photos by Joe Fletcher --<br/> |
| nota | September / October 2024 : Dream Big --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>COVER: Anna Horváth, one of this year's Dwell 24 designers, sits in her Budapest studio. Photo Kata Geibl -- <br/>ABOVE: Isabelle and Patrice Girard Donnat's Normandy home opens to the surrounding garden at every opportunity. Photo Jérémie Léon –<br/>66 Factory (Re)Fresh: Moving out from Barcelona's urban center, an architect found an industrial loft that provides ample space for his family. TEXT: Suzanne Wales, PHOTOS: Coke Bartrina --<br/>76 Double Take: In Belgium, twins build two family homes with distinct personalities-one on top of the other. TEXT: Nathan Ma, PHOTOS: Yves Drieghe --<br/>84 With a Flourish: A French family heads to the northern coast to create a garden oasis under a distinctly swooping roof. TEXT: Bennett DiDonna, PHOTOS: Jérémie Léon --<br/>DEPARTMENTS --<br/>11 Editor's Letter --<br/>28 Origin Story: It's 25 years of Dwell. We take a stroll down memory lane --<br/>110 Sourcing: See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>112 One Last Thing: A designer's cinder block represents the thrifty, unexpected approach his work embodies. TEXT : Lauren Gallow, PHOTO :Jamie Chung --<br/>33 The Dwell 24: This is it: Our annual list of the most exciting creatives from around the world. We ask them about their work, what inspires them, and how they approach design. A fan turned lamp by Ném appears above --<br/>46 Small Spaces: An Italian Renaissance tradition inspired this 500-square-foot Madrid apartment's airy design. TEXT: Nathan Ma, PHOTOS: Carlos Chavarría --<br/>52 Prefab: Modular architecture provides two Argentine designers with a new way of thinking and freedom from geographic constraints. TEXT: Mark Johanson, PHOTOS: Cristóbal Palma --<br/>58 Renovation: A New York home in an industrial-ish area gets a makeover for a young family intent on staying in the city. TEXT: Angelina Torre, PHOTOS: Dean Kaufman --<br/>94 Budget Breakdown: A family of artists, designers, and engineers crafts a mobile art studio in Colorado for $12,210. TEXT: Daliah Singer, PHOTOS: Benjamin Rasmussen --<br/>98 Construction Diary: After his childhood home in Washington State burned down, a Brooklyn architect relied on his memory to re-create it-adding some contemporary flair along the way. TEXT: Adrian Madlener, PHOTOS: Eirik Johnson --<br/><br/> |
| nota | November / December 2024 : On the Bright Side --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>Cover Missy Wilkinson walks her bike out of the gate in front of her New Orleans home Photo Cedric Angeles --<br/>Above Maddie Hoagland Hanson and Jack Becker with their mastiff, Franklin, in front of their place in Washington, D. C. Photo Jennifer Hughes --<br/>70 Brown Is the New Green A Washington, D. C. , house makes ''farm to shelter'' architecture chic Text David Sokol Photos Jennifer Hughes --<br/>78 Occult Classic In coastal California, obelisks and arcane symbols make for strange neighbors Text Kelly Vencill Sanchez Photos Nicholas Albrecht --<br/>84 A Big Tent A local report takes us inside her lively New Orleans home Text Missy Wilkinson Photos Cedric Angeles --<br/>Departments :<br/>11 Editor's Letter --<br/>24 Origin Story A roadside staple gets a star turn Text Angela Serratore --<br/>110 Sourcing See it ? Want it ? Buy it ! --<br/>112 One Last Thing A utilitarian object befuddles and inspires a designer couple Text Lauren Gallow Photo Kaleb Marshall --<br/>29 Modern World Trek across the United States to explore under recognized local scenes that make the country's design so rich Text Jesse Doris Curation Julia Stevens Illustrations Salini Perera --<br/>42 Conversation Los Angeles artist Lauren Halsey tells us about the community space she's creating for the neighborhood that raised her Text Evan Nicole Brown --<br/>48 Townhouses Stained glass windows inspire a Brooklyn brownstone renovation Text Elizabeth Sweet Photos Caroline Tompkins --<br/>52 Guides A California family's young son leads the charge in turning their backyard into a graywater fed garden Text Gregory Han Photos Peyton Fulford --<br/>56 Budget Breakdown An A frame by the beach gets a refresh for about $550,000 Text Kelly Dawson Photos Ye Rin Mok --<br/>60 Essay Wyoming is changing, and an author returns to her hometown of Cheyenne to take stock Text Julianne Escobedo Shepherd Photos Arnaud Montagard -- <br/>94 Where We Live Now The Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan is turning a traumatic site into something hopeful Text Anjulie Rao --<br/>98 Affordability Four architects show that high design and the right incentives can create better low income housing Text Ian Volner -- |
| nota | January / February 2025 : The Small Spaces Issue --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>Cover The Ohhama family has a house in Osaka, Japan, with a very narrow entrance Photo Masanori Kaneshita --<br/>Above Maria Bottero (center) sits with Mariana Siracusa and Elisa Di Nofa, who worked on a book about her Milan apartment Photo Francesco Paleari --<br/>52 Clear Vision A couple live their dream renovating an apartment in a foundational Geneva building by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret Text Melissa Feldman Photos Mary Gaudin --<br/>58 No Minor Details Te avant garde design spirit of 1960s Milan lives on in a luminous home Text William Hanley Photos Allegra Martin and Francesco Paleari --<br/>68 Written in the Stars A touch of magic runs through this renovated New York City apartment in a storied building Text Megan Reynolds Photos Jonah Rosenberg --<br/>74 Narrow Approach An unusual lot in Osaka, Japan, inspires an inventive home with a slim profile and a novel floor plan Text Sarah Akkoush Interviews and Translation Katherine Whatley Photos Masanori Kaneshita --<br/>Departments: <br/>9 Editor's Letter --<br/>18 Origin Story The history of space saving inventions like the clothes hanger, the Dustbuster, and more Text Angela Serratore --<br/>102 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>104 One last thing A tiny temple inspires a designer Text Lauren Gallow Photo Aysia Stieb --<br/>21 Modern World We collected some of the best new furniture to spruce up even the tightest of corners Text and curation Leonora Epstein --<br/>30 Events Dwell launched our new Open House series with in person tours of three of L.A.'s coolest homes Ohotos Jason LeCras and Maggie Shannon --<br/>32 Trend Times Spend a night with SpongeBob, one of our contributing editors, and millennial nostalgia at a Nickelodeon resort Text Alana Hope Levinson -- <br/>36 Domes Northen Michigan gets an other worldly, 385 square foot space for visitors to enjoy nature Text Zach Mortice Photos Lyndon French --<br/>42 Saunas Take a trip on this floating 75 square foot sauna off the Connecticut coast Text Lauren Gallow Photos Bryan Banducci --<br/>46 Interiors Color and concrete bring a 538 square foot Argentine home to life text Vanessa Bell Photos Javier Agustín Rojas --<br/>84 Budget Breakdown A family of four transforms an 850 square foot Brooklyn apartment for $31k Text Ameena Walker Photos Brian W. Ferry --<br/>88 Backyards With $51k, a couple build a standalone workspace for two Text Lauren Gallow Photos Kyle Johnson --<br/>91 Before and after A 450 square foot Cpenhagen apartment spotlights personality Text Lori Keong Photos Camilla Stephan --<br/>94 Construction Diary Three cats and two humans share 650 square feet in an Italian seaside town Text Isabelle Kliger --<br/><br/> |
| nota | March / April 2025 : The Money Issue --<br/>Dwellings :<br/>Cover Fabian Nagel and Roberto Mazzilli bring a brutalist home near Turin, Italy, back to life Photo Andrea Wyner --<br/>Above Angela Damman works on a fiber piece in her home in the Yucatán Photo Maureen M. Evans --<br/>60 Concrete Classic In northern Italy, a couple spend 102,000 euros to faithfully revive an abandoned brutalist icon with a daring, blocky form Text Sonia Zhuravlyova Photos Andrea Wyner --<br/>70 Every Last Thread When a family moved into an old hacienda in Mexico, they never anticipated that it would lead to a thriving design business Text Natalia Torija Nieto Photos Maureen M. Evans --<br/>80 Better With Age An architecture firm transforms a northern French city's post office into senior housing with a focus on community Text Bennett DiDonna Photos Nicolas Blandin --<br/>Departments :<br/>11 Editor's Letter --<br/>20 Origin Story How the world's first mass produced built in kitchen changed how we think about housework Text Angela Serratore --<br/>103 Sourcing See it ? Want it ? Need it? Buy it ! --<br/>104 One Last Thing An architect explains why dumplings are design objects and how making them creates a space for community Text Lauren Gallow Photo David Chow --<br/>23 Modern World In today's kitchens and bathrooms, yesterday's fashions are tomorrow's trends. Experts tell us how to get inspiration from retro looks without being passé Text Megan Reynolds Curation Adrian Madlener --<br/>36 Essay Should you find your electrician on TikTok? More and more tradespeople are using social media to promote their work and the value of their skills Text Kelly Faircloth Illustrations Ricardo Santos --<br/>42 Townhouses A couple convert a cramped townhouse in Madrid into a light filled home with striking ceramic screens for $ 309,070 Text Nathan Ma Photos Adrian Morris --<br/>48 Construction Diary With $293, 100 and some elbow grease, two designers give a Victorian in Providence, Rhode Island, their stamp Text Will Allstetter Photos Levi Mandel --<br/>52 Where We Live Now After the fires in Los Angeles, people flocked to the crowd sourcing platform GoFundMe, revealing the limitations of insurance as a safety net Text Anjulie Rao Photos Jason LeGras --<br/>90 Focus Renovated fot $166,818, a home celebrates a Seattle family's legacy of hospitality with pops of pink Text Lauren Gallow Photos Miles Fortune --<br/>96 Prefab An architect spends just over $1 million to buy prefab units for a family compound in Carmel, California Text Kelly Vencill Sanchez Photos Mariko Reed -- |
| nota | May / June 2025 : Open Invitations --<br/>Cover: Charles Gaines and Roxana Landaverde enjoy the terrace of their L.A. home Photo Daniel Dorsa --<br/>Above: Deborah Castillo takes in the view from the balcony of her home in Mexico Photo Fernando Farfán --<br/>Dwellings: <br/>62 On the Grid An artist and an art historian wrap their Los Angeles home in a perforated metal façade and make space for a cherished piano Text William Hanley Photos Daniel Dorsa --<br/>72 A Creative Nature In a coastal Mexico, an artist creates a retreat under a palapa roof that lets nature move straight through the living space Text Stacy Suaya Photos Fernando Farfán --<br/>82 Out of Office A couple revive their midcentury home in Montevideo, building a liush greenhouse and workspaces on their new roof Text Paola Singer Photos Aldo Lanzi --<br/>Departments:<br/>11 Editor’s Letter --<br/>22 Origin Story How a slice of Americana went from social hub to suburban relic and back again Text Angela Serratore --<br/>110 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>112 One Last Thing A landscape architect explains how her Chia Pet got a second life in a turf coat and became a symbol of resilience in design Text Lauren Gallow Photo Amanda Ringstad --<br/>27 Modern World Outdoor entertaining gets an upgrade with tips and tricks from party pos with the essential lights, planters, and pavers we recommend to pull it off Text Megan Reynolds Curation Adrian Madlener --<br/>41 My House A family imagines their Vancouver home as a colorful ode to their quirky footwear brand Text Stacey Mclachlan Photos Janis Nicolay --<br/>44 Renovation In the Hollywood Hills, a music executive transforms a midcentury home into a sun soaked bachelor pad Text Janelle Zara Photos Emanuel Hahn --<br/>52 Focus People are hiring designers to build at home pet spas because ‘’fur babies’’ are family Text Grace Bernard Photos Gieves Anderson and Charlotte Lea --<br/>54 Outside On his family’s ranch in Guatemala, a designet builds a home tucked among fruit trees Text Natalia Torija Nieto Photos Carolina Isabel Salazar --<br/>92 Where We Live Now An Emergency shelter in Toronto rooted in Indigenous values offers refuge to women fleeing violence Text Kelly Boutsalis Photos Carolina Andrade --<br/>98 Prefab In the mountains outside Mexico City, a cabin steers clear of clichés to frame nature in unexpected ways Text Jack Balderrama Morley Photos Jake Naugthon --<br/><br/> |
| nota | July / August 2025 : The Travel Issue --<br/>Cover: A ger, or a traditional dwelling used by Mongolian herders, sits below a starry sky Photo Matt Dutile --<br/>Above Narantungalag ‘’Naraa’’ Nasanbuyn enters his family’s ger near Terelg Matt Dutile -- <br/>Dwellings: <br/>62 Butterfly Effect Nature including the local monkeys pours through a cabin in the mountains of Japan Text Terin Jackson Photos Jérémie Souteyrat --<br/>72 Stepping Into History House museums offer a way into the lives and contexts of their one time inhabitants. We picked our favorites from around the world that are well worth adding to your travel plans. Text Derek Eng William Hanley Suzanne LaGasa Jingmei Luo Silas Martí Ian Zunt --<br/>82 Made to Move Mongolian gers have served as homes for millennia. Modern residents are bringing them into the digital age. Reporting and Photos Matt Dutile As Told To Sarah Buder --<br/>Departments: <br/>11 Editor’s Letter --<br/>20 Origin Story How Gio Ponti, pioneer of modern Italian design, reimagined leisure across hotels, ships, and trains, creating a new style for tourism Text Angela Serratore --<br/>106 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>108 One Last Thing An architect recalls how an Icelandic builder’s hand carved birds became touchstones for her practice and sense of home. Text Lauren Gallow Photo Ivona Chrzastek --<br/>23 Modern World Glassware has evolved around the world to celebrate different forms of beauty. We collected contemporary pieces that you can use to bring those traditions into your home. Curation Adrian Madlener Text Megan --Reynolds Photos Nigel Lujan Jones --<br/>32 Conversation In the South Bronx, a mother, daughter, and designer transform a long neglected garden into a vibrant community kitchen. Text Diana Budds Photos Lanna Apisukh and Stephanie Ayala --<br/>36 Trends Times What it’s like to live inside a pop culture landmark, where preservation, fandom, and everyday life collide. Text Alana Hope Levinson --<br/>40 Outside In Vermont, Phish bassist Mike Gordon builds a home with a glass walled studio overlooking Lake Champlain. Text Jack Balderrama Morley Photos Peter Fisher --<br/>48 Essay We reflect on glass houses and what their decline reveals about how we want to live now. Text David Sokol Illustrations Kaitlin Brito --<br/>52 Construction Diary Two artists transform a 1950s cabin in the California desert into a sculptural live work retreat Text Duncan Nielsen Photos Peyton Fulford --<br/>56 Before & After In the Dominican Republic, a couple revamp a former sailor’s clubhouse into a family haven Text Ameena Walker Photos Victor Stonem --<br/>92 Studio Spaces A photographer and a set designer turn a historic town house in Kyoto into a creative guesthouse and photo library Text Kimberly Hughes Photos Satoshi Nagare --<br/>96 Urbanism Toronto gets a new template for ‘’gentle density’’ courtesy of an experimental development. Text Anjulie Rao Photos doublespace photography --<br/>98 One Night In A writer explores the enduring allure of Atlantis Text Megan Reynolds --<br/> |
| nota | September / October 2025 : Our 25th Anniversary Issue --<br/>COVER: George Kougiadis walks his dogs in front of his Tokyo home Photo Masanori Kaneshita --<br/>ABOVE: Stefano Boeri Architetti’s Bosco Verticale complex has left its mark in Milan and on history Photo Courtesy Boeri Studio / Dimitar Harizanov --<br/>DWELLINGS:<br/>68 THE 25 MOST IMPORTANT HOME OF THE PAST 25 YEARS: Featuring Zaha Hadid, Kim Kardashian, and every other figure who has changed the way we live ILLUSTRATION Scott Wilson --<br/>78 OPEN AND SHUT CASE: A movable wall of screens dapples the light in a Tokyo art collector’s home TEXT Callie Beusman PHOTOS Masanori Kaneshita -- <br/>86 PARADISE FOUND: Rammed earth, a dreamy hammock and too many avocados make this home the perfect escape from Mexico City’s madness TEXT Suleman Anaya PHOTOS Fabian Martinez --<br/>DEPARTMENTS:<br/>17 EDITOR’S LETTER:<br/>28 ORIGIN STORY: How shelter magazines have reflected the evolution of American home life and suggested new paths forward TEXT Angela Serratore --<br/>110 SOURCING See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>112 ONE LAST THING: A sponge collection reminds Calley Benoit Belli to appreciate the little things AS TOLD TO Lauren Gallow Photo Stephanie Gonot --<br/>31 MODERN WORLD: Cactus inspired lamps, a miniature library, and phallic focused ceramics are just some of the creations of the DWELL 24, our annual selection of the world’s most exciting emerging designers, including Matt Pecina of Studio Guapo, shown above CURATION Adrian Madlener, TEXT Anna Braz, Jinnie Lee, Alana Hope Levinson, Nathan Ma, and Adrian Madlener --<br/>44 25th ANNIVERSARY A home featured in Dwell conjures a specific image but what is in and what does it mean? TEXT Diana Budds --<br/>52 SMALL SPACES A one of a kind brick screen facade lets just the right light into a Mexico City home TEXT Suleman Anaya, PHOTOS Lorena Darquea --<br/>60 ADDITIONS The 1970s gave us some weird architecture. A cap Cod renovation embraces that era’s quirks while making them more livable TEXT Diana Budds, PHOTOS Lauren O’Neil --<br/>96 BUDGET BREAKDOWN For less than $400K, an architect creates a neighborly duplex behind a 1905 Los Angeles bungalow TEXT Kelly Vencill Sanchez PHOTOS: Emanuel Hahn --<br/>100 RENTAL REVAMP A Buenos Aires designer shows what you can do when your landlor gives you carte blanche for a renovation TEXT Vanessa Bell, PHOTOS Federico Cairoli --<br/> |
| nota | November / December 2025 : Looking Back Moving Forward --<br/>Dwellings: <br/>Cover An Adirondack cabin reinterprets tradition Photo Will Pippin --<br/>Above Buck Johnston (left) and Camp Bosworth in front of their Texas gallery Photo Alex Marks --<br/>56 Some Kind of Fantasy A flamboyant Fritz Haeg home in the Los Angeles hills gets a second act Text Janelle Zara Photos Kayla Alise --<br/>64 Reset, Restore In one of New York City's most exclusive enclaves, a designer brings a townhouse back from its sordid past Text Joanna Rothkopf Photos Brian W. Ferry --<br/>70 In the Family and helps her parents move into a home nearby with a storied provenance Text Joanna Rothkopf Photos Brian W. Ferry --<br/>76 America's Design Eyes We rounded up the curators finding the U.S.'s best new talent Text Trent Bullion, Ashley Cook, Tara Anne Dalbow, Anjulie Rao, and Sami Reiss --<br/>Photos Amir Hanja, Sylvia Jarrus, Alex Marks, Akilah Townsend, and Elizabeth Weinberg --<br/>Departments: <br/>8 Editor's Letter --<br/>22 Origin Story If you know Frank Lloyd Wright, you should know the story of Marion Mahony Griffin Text Angela Serratore --<br/>98 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>100 One Last Thing A collection of minuatures inspires furniture maker Aspen Golann to think big As told to Lauren Gallow Photo Andrew B. Myers --<br/>25 Modern World Textiles are having a moment, so we rounded up the latest and greatest from designers across the country Curation Adrian Madlener Text Jinnie Lee --<br/>38 Essay It may be time to move past the ''Made in America'' label Text Kelly Faircloth Photo Illustration Lisa Ryan --<br/>40 Construction Diary A Tucson couple bring new life to a historic adobe home Text Lauren Jones Photos Matt Martian Williams --<br/>46 Renovation For descendants of Jens Risom, a Minnesota midcentury offered a fresh start Text Shawn Gilliam Photos David Steinberg --<br/>50 Escape Routes The pandemic promised a rural renaissance for millennials fleeing cities but did they get one? Text Anjulie Rao Illustrations Lehel Kovács --<br/>84 Cabins In the Adirondacks, a family ditches the kitsch for something more modern Text Jack Balderrama Morley Photos Will Pippin --<br/>90 Interiors A Los Angeles homeowner finds her designers in a familiar source Text Evan Nicole Brown Photos Elizabeth Carababas -- |
| nota | January / February 2026 : The Generations Issue --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>58 Vintage Vibes A Passive House on Ibiza creates quiet family escape by Bridget Goldberg Photos Silvana Trevale --<br/>66 Urban Oasis In a secluded Seoul neighborhood, a couple create their own little village by Jinyoung Lim Photos Taemin Ha --<br/>76 Strength in Numbers Sicily is changing but it’s still home for one New York City photographer by Will Pippin As Told To Sarah Buder --<br/>Departments:<br/>9 Editor’s Letter --<br/>19 Modern World Kid’s don’t need to be eyesores. We rounded up playthings that will keep your hose looking sustainable for all ages by Jinnie Lee Portraits Hannah Whitaker --<br/>28 Childhood but when it comes to kids stuff, as with design, sometimes less is more by Kate Dries Illustration Graham Roumieu --<br/>30 Where We Live Now Microcabins in Sacramento, California, give young people a new start in life by Anna Braz Photos Rozette Halvorson --<br/>36 Thirty Something Homeownership has long been a way to build generational wealth in the U.S., but families are having a harder time breaking into the system by Elizabeth Noelle Santos Illustration Graham Roumieu --<br/>42 Prefab a cabin built in Romania becomes a family home in the Ionian Sea by Nathan Ma Photos Sarah Rainer --<br/>46 Urbanism Midcentury town houses by I.M. Pei and Harry Weese still offer comfortable places to raise kids by Zach Mortice Kevin Serna --<br/>52 Middle Age The man cave maybe it’s not so bad by Megan Reynolds Illustration Graham Roumieu --<br/>86 How They Pulled It Off a mother and son pack personality into an affordable housing complex in New York city by Jack Balderrama Morley Photos Seth Caplan Photos Seth Caplan --<br/>90 Golden Years Is your home ready for you to get old alone? by Jack Balderrama Morley Illustration Graham Roumieu --<br/>95 Sourcing See it? Want it? Need it? Buy it! --<br/>96 One last thing A fathers chainsaw reminds a designer of resourcefulness by Lauren Gallow Photo Philip Vukelich --<br/><br/> |
| nota | March / April 2026 : The Money Issue --<br/>Dwellings :<br/>Cover Peter and Jan Hackett’s self built Oregon home Photo Mason Trinca --<br/>Above Will Meeker at work in his home office in San Anselmo, California Photo Bryaqn Banducci --<br/>58 Corner Story Three families beat the housing market and make corner stores into dream homes Text Stacey McLachlan Photos Bryan Banducci, Jennilee Marigomen, and Jesse Rieser --<br/>68 Out of the Box A queer feminist co op makes great design affordable in increasingly expensive Barcelona Text Isabelle Klieger Photos Yves Drieghe --<br/>78 Midcentury Preservation Is Priceless for Thesse Las Vegas Neighbors Paradise Palms is where a group of midcentury obsessives are keeping retro Las Vegas alive Text Rachel Davies Photos Daniel Dorsa --<br/>Departments :<br/>9 Editor’s Letter --<br/>18 Origin Story Centuries old housing types pioneered the work from home setup Text Angela Serratore --<br/>99 Sourcing See it ? Want it ? Need it ? Buy it! --<br/>100 One Last Thing Designer Drew Seskunas’s chance beach find brings him a sense of balance As told to Lauren Gallow Photo David Chow --<br/>21 Modern World Great lighting doesn’t have to break the bank. We rounded up 31 designs for an instant glow up, no matter if you’re trying to save a buck or really splash out Curation Adrian Madlener Text Jinnie Lee --<br/>32 Essay Shelter magazines can be funny about money, usually only talking frankly about it when the historical moment is right Text Kelly Faircloth Shakespeare --<br/>36 Construction Diary After living in a boat, a tree house, and a yurt, an Oregon couple built the ultimate DIY home for $707,800 Text Lauren Gallow Photos Mason Trinca --<br/>42 Focus Mermaids and Japanese anime are just two of the inspirations behind this $6999,954 California renovation Text Elizabeth Santos Photos Nicholas Albrecht --<br/>48 Cabins This $1,154,170 cabin is a tranquil sanctuary with a monster sound system Text Anna Braz Photos Winona Barton Ballentine -- <br/>52 Real Estate Murals mark many a modern housing development. Are they corporate art or eyesore or something truly uplifting? Text Anjulie Rao --<br/>88 Before and After Hand painted graphics, bold colors, and a squiggly fireplace make this $195, 470 renovation unique Text Anh Minh Le Photos Cayce Clifford --<br/>92 Opinions The case for dump décor Text Jack Balderrame Morley Illustration Clare Mallison --<br/> |
| nota | May/ June 2026 : Beach House Or Bunker? : A group of friends build a concrete retreat in Oaxaca --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>Cover The residents of a coastal home in Mexico enjoy its ocean views Photo Fernando Marroquin --<br/>Above Emilia Muller and her daughters at home in Santiago, Chile Photo Cristobal Palma --<br/>56 Seeing Double A family in Chile modeled their home on a greenhouse Text Mark Johanson Photos Cristobal Palma --<br/>66 It’s a Great Time to Be the Giant Maker of Route 66 In rural Virginia, one artist is bringing America’s towering roadside mascots back to life Text Zoey Goto Photos Scott Suchman --<br/>76 Don’t Call It a Beach House Inspired by haciendas, antiquity and Luis Barragán, this seaside retreat is anything but a convential palapa Text Suleman Anaya Photos Fernando Marroquin --<br/>Departments : <br/>7 Editor’s Letter --<br/>18 Origin Story How one English urban planner proposed to solve the problems of the city with gardens Text Angela Serratore --<br/>102 Sourcing See something you like? We’ve got you covered --<br/>104 One Last Thing A pink multitool from a childhood camping trip still reminds artist Caroline LaCava to try new things As Told To Lauren Gallow Photo David Chow --<br/>21 Modern World Unplug your summer with our low tech guide to furniture, lighting, and other accountrements for outdoor living Curation Adrian Madlener Text Jinnie Lee Illustrations Lauren Tamaki --<br/>34 Outside This home near Barcelona was redesigned around Catalan light, shade and poolside reading Text Nathan Ma Photos Ariadna Puigdomenech --<br/>40 Parks When a tree falls in a city, can it regrow a forest? An interdisciplinary New Orleans group is finding out Text Madeleine Davies Photos Cedric Angeles --<br/>42 Interiors A Sau Paolo home invites its residents to live among the trees Text Silas Martí Photos Carol Sachs --<br/>48 Pavilions A mint green staircase and glass pavilion reanimate a centuries old Italian family garden Text Mandi Keighran --<br/>88 Construction Diary Near Mérida, Mexico, a couple build a home that puts plants first Text Paola Singer Photos Ariadna Polo --<br/>92 Follies Form follows fun! These landscape larks add some playfulness to outdoor explorations Text William Hanley --<br/> |
| nota | July / August 2026 : Obsessions --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>Cover A wardrobe in architect Dionisis Sotoviki’s house opens into another world Photo Sarah Rainer –<br/>Above Fool’s Valley offers a colorful retreat in the Portuguese countryside Photo Francisco Nogueira --<br/>52 Cabin Fever Photographer Cristobal Palma tells us why he can’t stop taking pictures of Chile’s architectural retreats As Told To Ela Zawadzki Photos Cristobal Palma --<br/>62 Underground Party No, it’s not a cult’s compound. It’s Fools’ Valley, a semisubterranean complex where creative nomads go to play in Portugal Text Nathan Ma Photos Francisco Nogueira --<br/>72 Going Rogue Greek architects Dionisis Sotovikis is preserving historic buildings without asking for permission Text William Hanley Photos Sarah Rainer --<br/>Departments:<br/>7 Editor’s Letter --<br/>18 Origin Story Beanie Babies, Stamps, and dinosaur fossils collectible crazes continue to shape our homes Text Sophie Haigney --<br/>94 Sourcing See something you like? We’ve got you covered --<br/>96 One Last Thing Planning an artistic emergency box brings a couple together As Told To Deborah Bishop Photo Lauren Segal --<br/>21 Modern World Design classics can quickly turn into cliches. So, we picked some alternatives to famous furniture to help you create a space that feels more like you and less like a Pinterest page. Curation Adrian Madlener Text Dan Howarth Illustrations Jon Stich --<br/>32 Essay if you’ve always wanted your toilet to tell you all about your health, a new suite of home products will delight you Text Sarah Buder Illustrations Justyna Stasik --<br/>36 Color Story An red exterior sets the tone for a vibrant home in Belgium Text Kenya Foy Photos Yves Drieghe --<br/>42 Color Story In Brooklyn, a couple resurrect the hues of their old home destroyed by fire in their new space Text Kenya Foy Photos Mary Kang --<br/>46 Essay A writer unpacks her architect father’s legacy as she designs her own home Text Emilia Petrarca --<br/>82 Budget Breakdown A professional gambler hedges his bets by building his Australian home one piece at a time Text Penny Carroll Photos Andy Macpherson --<br/>86 Budget Breakdown It might be time to uproot your life and move into a camper named Daisy Text Stacey McLachlan Photos Brian Chorski --<br/><br/> |
| nota | September / October 2026 : Fresh Takes --<br/>Dwellings:<br/>Cover Ally Silberkleit hangs out in her Vermont home Photo Tara Rice --<br/>Above Ana Lasala with her kids at their Oaxaca retreat Photo Lorena Darquea --<br/>58 Totally Tubular A Oaxaca beach house uses inventive concrete columns to let ocean breezes in Text Suleman Anaya Photos Lorena Darquea --<br/>68 Tricks of the Trade In Charleston, South Carolina, a hybrid trade school and liberal arts college reinvents the past for the future Text Anjulie Rao Photos Will Crooks --<br/>78 Elaborate Simplicity Modesty and flamboyance find their balance in a Bangalore, India, home. Text Herry Elengical Photos Althaf Abdul Rasheed and Studio IKSHA --<br/>Departments : <br/>9 Editor’s Letter --<br/>18 Origin Story The unlikely early jobs of some of the world’s most celebrated architects Text Angela Serratore --<br/>103 Sourcing See something you like? We’ve got you covered --<br/>104 One Last Thing A baby monitor highlights design’s mediating power. As Told To Lauren Gallow Photo Heami Lee --<br/>21 Modern World Our annual Dwell 24 list spotlights the most exciting emerging designers who bring the traditional, playful, and cheeky to life. Curation River Davies and Adrian Madlener Text Lila Allen, Sarah Archer, River Davies, William Hanley, Dan Howarth, Jinnie Lee, Adrian Madlener, Jack Balderrama Morley, and Ela Zawadzki Photo Rodrigo Alvarez, Pulkit Mishra, Mariana Pires, Märta Thisner, and Matilde Viegas --<br/>36 Urbanism in Detroit, a designer's home embodies her ethos of architecture as a force that shapes social fabric Text Adrian Madlener Photos Sylvia Jarrus --<br/>42 Rental revamp a platonic soulmate connection leads to a greenhouse, yoga studio, and teaching SZA how to pole dance Text Nicole Nimri Photos Kayla Alise --<br/>50 Cabins Japanese woodworking techniques bring a Vermont country home to life Text Diana Budds Photos Tara Rice --<br/>88 Construction diary how the Texas heat and the need for healing pushed a couple into a 1980s fixer upper on the Oregon coast Text Lauren Gallow Photos Mason Trinca --<br/>94 Budget breakdown for $605K, an ADU adds a pop of color to a Seattle home Text Lauren Gallow Photos Grant Hindsley --<br/><br/> |
| 546 ## - NOTA DE IDIOMA | |
| nota | Text in English |
| 650 #0 - MATERIA GENERAL | |
| 9 (RLIN) | 54087 |
| Término de materia o nombre geográfico como elemento inicial | Architecture Domestic |
| Subdivisión general | Periodicals |
| 9 (RLIN) | 149770 |
| Término de materia o nombre geográfico como elemento inicial | Periodicals, Publishing of |
| 9 (RLIN) | 112608 |
| Término de materia o nombre geográfico como elemento inicial | Housekeeping. |
| Subdivisión general | Periodicals |
| 9 (RLIN) | 115351 |
| Término de materia o nombre geográfico como elemento inicial | Interior decoration |
| 9 (RLIN) | 296038 |
| Término de materia o nombre geográfico como elemento inicial | Dwellings. |
| 942 ## - PUNTO DE ACCESO ADICIONAL KOHA | |
| Fuente del sistema de clasificación o colocación | Library of Congress Classification |
| Tipo de ítem koha | Revista CARIBET |
| Parte de la signatura que corresponde a la clasificación (Parte de la clasificación) | TH4805 . D88 Periodicals |
| Suprimir en OPAC | No |
| Sufijo de la signatura | Periodicals |
| Indicador de registro de publicación seriada | 1 |
| Ocultar en el OPAC | Perdido | Esquema de clasificación | No circula | Sede propietaria | Localización actual | Ubicación | Adquirido | Proveedor | Precio de adquisición | Volumen | Préstamos | Signatura topográfica | Código de barras | Visto por última vez | Ejemplar | Tipo de ítem | Nota pública |
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| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 31/01/2019 | EBSCO | 56.95 | Vol.19, No1 | TH4805 .D88 | 91000000056267 | 31/01/2019 | January/February 2019 | Revista CARIBET | Bold Perspectives: reimagining the home | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 07/02/2019 | EBSCO | 56.95 | Vol.18, No 1 | TH4805 .D88 | 91000000056408 | 07/02/2019 | January/February 2018 | Revista CARIBET | The power of design: creating without fear | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 07/02/2019 | EBSCO | 56.95 | Vol.18, No 2 | TH4805 .D88 | 91000000056416 | 07/02/2019 | March/April 2018 | Revista CARIBET | Different is good: architecture for an audience of one | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 07/02/2019 | EBSCO | 56.95 | Vol.18, No 3 | TH4805 .D88 | 91000000056424 | 07/02/2019 | May/June 2018 | Revista CARIBET | New horizons: find what works for you | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 07/02/2019 | EBSCO | 56.95 | Vol.18, No 5 | TH4805 . D88 Periodicals | 91000000056432 | 07/02/2019 | September/October 2018 | Revista CARIBET | Good design endures: timeless ideas for Today | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 08/02/2019 | EBSCO | 56.95 | Vol.18, No 6 | TH4805 . D88 Periodicals | 91000000056440 | 08/02/2019 | November / December 2018 | Revista CARIBET | Bringing it home: design as self-Portrait | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 26/03/2019 | EBSCO | 56.95 | Vol.19, No 2 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2019 | 91000000057224 | 26/03/2019 | March/April 2019 | Revista CARIBET | A sense of place: design for where you want to live | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 04/04/2019 | Ebsco | 56.95 | Vol. 18, No 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2018 | 91000000057265 | 04/04/2019 | July/August 2018 | Revista CARIBET | Design your life: new views on modern | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 22/05/2019 | EBSCO | 0.00 | Vol.19, No 3 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2019 | 91000000058883 | 22/05/2019 | May/June 2019 | Revista CARIBET | The new landscape: Designing with nature in mind | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 15/07/2019 | EBSCO | 56.95 | Vol. XIX, No 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2019 | 91000000060020 | 15/07/2019 | July/August 2019 | Revista CARIBET | Going places: the crossroads of design and travel | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 18/09/2019 | Ebsco | 56.95 | Vol. XIX, Issue 5 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2019 | 91000000060152 | 06/11/2019 | September/October 2019 | Revista CARIBET | The Next Big Thing | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 09/12/2019 | Ebsco | 56.95 | vol. XIX ,issue 6 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2019 | 91000000060301 | 09/12/2019 | November/December 2019 | Revista CARIBET | Made in America. The State of U.S Design. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 28/02/2020 | Ebsco | 56.95 | Vol. XX, Issue 1 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2020 | 91000000061788 | 28/02/2020 | January/February 2020 | Revista CARIBET | Make Yourself at Home. Design for Entertaining. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 28/07/2020 | EBSCO | 66.09 | Vol. XX, Issue 2 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2020 | 91000000062760 | 28/07/2020 | March/April 2020 | Revista CARIBET | Part of the solution: design for a changing climate. Eichler update: a bay area couple transform a classic. Norwegian wood: we make the Trek to a stunning ski cabin | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 28/07/2020 | EBSCO | 66.09 | Vol. XX, Issue 3 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2020 | 91000000062752 | 28/07/2020 | May/June 2020 | Revista CARIBET | Wild life: great outdoor spaces. Down to earth: a prefab passive house takes root in New York. British new wave: how a 17th-century cottage became a boho surf retreat | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 09/09/2020 | EBSCO | 66.09 | Vol. XX, Issue 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2020 | 91000000062422 | 09/09/2020 | July/August 2020 | Revista CARIBET | The next step: give your space an update | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 23/09/2020 | EBSCO | 66.09 | Vol. XX, Issue 5 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2020 | 91000000063016 | 23/09/2020 | September/October 2020 | Revista CARIBET | The Dwell 24: this year's best emerging designers / Concrete poetics: a mediative retreat in Upstate New York / Schip shape: welcome aboard Amsterdam's Radical floating community | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 23/11/2020 | EBSCO | 66.09 | Vol. XX, Issue 6 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2020 | 91000000063487 | 23/11/2020 | November/December 2020 | Revista CARIBET | Affording America: how to solve a housing crisis / Made in the USA: new furniture, lighting, and more / Starter homes: great design built on a budget | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 23/02/2021 | EBSCO | 66.09 | Vol. XX, Issue 1 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2021 | 91000000063685 | 23/02/2021 | January/February 2021 | Revista CARIBET | Make it work: upgrade your home office / Studio Visit: the designer remaking Durham, North Carolina / Petal Power: a flower-shaped house blooms in the Berkshires. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 25/03/2021 | EBSCO | 67.44 | Vol. XX, Issue 2 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2021 | 91000000063834 | 31/03/2021 | March/April 2021 | Revista CARIBET | Living Together: a circle of friends builds a Community. / Under the Sun: a home grows inside a Norwegian Greenhouse. / Kitchen and Bath: ideas for your next redesign. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 10/08/2021 | EBSCO | 67.44 | Vol. XX, Issue 3 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2021 | 91000000065151 | 06/10/2021 | May/June 2021 | Revista CARIBET | Wide open spaces: new ways to embrace the Landscape. Outdoor Occasions: everything you need for backyard entertaining. Pacific Panorama: we visit a strikingly circular house in Hawaii. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 10/08/2021 | EBSCO | 67.44 | Vol. XX, Issue 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2021 | 91000000065169 | 10/10/2022 | July/August 2021 | Revista CARIBET | Around the world: striking spaces from New Orleans Singapore. Making a scene: design cities on our radar right now. Color Theory: a house Outside Paris gets a Vivid Revamp | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 10/08/2021 | EBSCO | 67.44 | Vol. XX, Issue 5 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2021 | 91000000065177 | 06/10/2021 | September/October 2021 | Revista CARIBET | The Dwell 24: our annual look at designers on the rise. Just Like Heaven: a former chapel becomes a divine home. Waste not, want not: tour a DIY cabin made from discarded materials. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 22/11/2021 | EBSCO | 67.44 | Vol. XX, Issue 6 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2021 | 91000000065664 | 10/12/2021 | November/December 2021 | Revista CARIBET | Reliable Sources: our favorite design shops in the U. S. / Creative energy a radically efficient home in Memphis / Qualities of Life. The Ups and Downs of City Rankings. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 25/01/2022 | EBSCO | 73.10 | Vol. XXII, Issue 1 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2022 | 91000000066134 | 26/01/2022 | January/February 2022 | Revista CARIBET | Meet Me in the Middle fixing a hole in the housing market. Home tech grows up. New products for parects (and a case for unplugging). Bugget Breakdown. The reality behind an Atlanta Renovation. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 16/03/2022 | EBSCO | 73.10 | Vol. XXII, Issue 2 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2022 | 91000000066456 | 16/03/2022 | March/April 2022 | Revista CARIBET | A new counter culture ideas for kitchen and bath renovations / cooking (without) gas the climate case for going electric / Collective Effort two families, one house, and a great work space. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 09/05/2022 | EBSCO | 73.10 | Vol. XXII, Issue 3 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2022 | 91000000066878 | 12/05/2022 | May/June 2022 | Revista CARIBET | Putting Down Roots Gardening Tips and Untamed Spaces / Smaller in Texas Don't Call These Pint-Size Marfa Houses Tiny / Patio Heroes New Varietals of Classic Outdoor Furniture. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 14/07/2022 | EBSCO | 73.10 | Vol. XXII, Issue 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2022 | 91000000067009 | 14/07/2022 | July/August 2022 | Revista CARIBET | You Are Here The Travel Issue / Design Destinations Personal Takes on Cities From Accra to Pasadena / Setting Up Shop How a Couple Moved Into a Vacant Storefront in Porto. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 13/09/2022 | EBSCO | 73.10 | Vol. XXII, Issue 5 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2022 | 91000000067603 | 13/09/2022 | September/October 2022 | Revista CARIBET | Rising Stars, furniture, lighting , and more by the best new designers out there. Life in the City, Inspiring Apartments and Exceptional Urban Homes. Up to Edge, Two Surfers Perch a House on a Chilean Cliffside. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 22/09/2022 | EBSCO | 73.10 | Vol. XXII, Issue 6 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2022 | 91000000068668 | 30/11/2022 | November/December 2022 | Revista CARIBET | What will the neighbors think?. Setting the Table, our Guide to Hosting a Well-Desgned Dinner Party. Starter Homes, a Pink House in Indiana Proves They're Still Possible. Fearless American Homes | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 26/01/2023 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIII, Issue 1 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2023 | 91000000069153 | 27/01/2023 | January/February 2023 | Revista CARIBET | In Our Backyard: inside one of Dwell's new prefab houses. The changing climate. How homes are preparing for the future. From the ASHES families that lost everything rebuild. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 12/04/2023 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIII, Issue 2 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2023 | 91000000069575 | 17/04/2023 | March/April 2023 | Revista CARIBET | The Money Issue. The kitchen & bath test we tried out new products at every price point. Radical restraint an L.A. family's home leans into its limitations. Creativity, compromise, and a rare look, at real budgets. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 10/05/2023 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIII, Issue 3 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2023 | 91000000069757 | 15/05/2023 | May/June 2023 | Revista CARIBET | Urban Jungles and other homes that run wild. Dive right in we take a dip in some unusual pools. Backyard Adventures travel-inspired patio furniture and more. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 31/07/2023 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIII, Issue 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2023 | 91000000070193 | 08/09/2023 | July/August 2023 | Revista CARIBET | Living on the Edge. The travel issue destination homes from Bhutan to the beach. Perfect Perches High- Design Hiking cabins in the Italian Alps. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 15/09/2023 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIII, Issue 5 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2023 | 91000000070508 | 15/09/2023 | September /October 2023 | Revista CARIBET | This is the Future / New Designers and New Ideas. Radical renovations bold moves for old houses. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 15/11/2023 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIII, Issue 6 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2023 | 91000000070656 | 16/11/2023 | November/December 2023 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: At Home in the Modern World. History / Lessons. Within reach (really). True Starter Homes Amid. The Arizona Sprawl. Coming Home / Design Eases the transition for former Inmates. Renovations that rethink the past. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 17/01/2024 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIV, Issue 1 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2024 | 91000000071589 | 22/01/2024 | January/February 2024 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: At Home in the Modern World. Brutal Beauty A concrete chic addition rises in Mexico. Hallelujah! John Cameron Mitchell's Home is a queer art church. What's old new is. ''People settked here because it was an oasis.'' Ernesto Kut Gomez. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 11/03/2024 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIV, Issue 2 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2024 | 91000000071696 | 12/03/2024 | March/April 2024 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: The money issue. Home Economics: The real budgets behind remarkable design. Second Acts: Recycled materials and vintage finds. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 10/05/2024 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIV, Issue 3 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2024 | 91000000072223 | 10/05/2024 | May/June 2024 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: May / June. Go Play Outside. Backyards that push boundaries. Open-Air Living Patios, Porches, Pools, and More. Plots of Love: How to put vacant land to good use. '' The pool functions like a great sofa: It's a place to move your body in diferrent ways.'' Jared Frank. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 10/07/2024 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIV, Issue 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2024 | 91000000073155 | 10/07/2024 | July / August 2024 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: July / August 2024. The Travel Issue. Vacation Vibes New Houses in Bali, Brazil, The Catskills, and Beyond. Here to Stay Bring Hotel Worthy Design Home. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 18/09/2024 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIV, Issue 5 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2024 | 91000000073536 | 20/09/2024 | September / October 2024 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: September / October 2024. Dream Big / The best emerging designers in the world / Factory Refresh A Family Fine Tunes a Barcelona Loft / Double Take Twin Sisters Split a Building in Belgium. | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 15/11/2024 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXIV, Issue 6 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2024 | 91000000073643 | 15/11/2024 | November / December 2024 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: November / December 2024. On the Bright Side / Optimistic American Architecture / Homegrown Furniture, Lighting, and More / Local Legend : A California Home on a Site Steeped in Mystery | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 24/01/2025 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXV, Issue 1 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2025 | 91000000074336 | 27/01/2025 | January / February 2025 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: January / February 2025 : The Small Spaces Issue / By the numbers Clever Constructions From 75 to 1,345 Square Feet / Petite Palace A Needle Thin Japanese Home Fits a Family of Five / Who are you calling a tiny house? | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 18/03/2025 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXV, Issue 2 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2025 | 91000000074401 | 19/03/2025 | March / April 2025 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: March / April 2025 : The Money Issue / The real budgets behind remarkable homes / Brutalist Beauty A Couple Invest in Restoring an Icon / ''It was completely abandoned, completely impossible to imagine life here at the beginning '' - Roberto Mazzilli | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 16/05/2025 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXV, Issue 3 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2025 | 91000000750315 | 16/05/2025 | May / June 2025 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: May / June 2025 : Open Invitations : Patios, porches, and other perfect places for outdoor entertaining / Barbecue Chic : Backyard Design Tips: From Overqualified People / On The Grid : At a Layered L.A. Home Life Imitates Art / ''I Treat my backyard as a sort of dinning room, living room, and everything room - an extension of my apartment'' - Natasha Pickowicz | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 05/08/2025 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXV, Issue 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2025 | 91000000750554 | 11/08/2025 | July / August 2025 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: July / August 2025 : The Travel Issue / Fantastic Voyages Beach Houses, Cabins, Nomadic Design, and More / Against Glass Houses Transparent Living Isn't All It's Cracked Up to Be / ''The House Is a Little Too Neat Now, But Time Will Solve That.'' Junko Tull -- | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 16/09/2025 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXV, Issue 5 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2025 | 91000000750968 | 17/09/2025 | September / October 2025 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: Our 25th Anniversary Issue / We Made A List The 25 Most Important Houses of the Past 25 Years / The Next Big Thing The Emerging Designers Who Will Shape the Future | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 17/11/2025 | EBSCO | 78.50 | Vol. XXV, Issue 6 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2025 | 91000000751818 | 18/11/2025 | November / December 2025 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: Looking Back Moving Forward / New American Design Homes That Draw on the Past to Build for the Future / We've Got You Covered Radical Rugs, Contemporary Tapestries, and More | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 14/01/2026 | EBSCO | 81.48 | Vol. XXVI Issue 1 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2026 | 91000000751925 | 20/01/2026 | January / February 2026 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: The Generations Issue : Homes for Every Stage of your Life / Form Follows Fun Design for Kids, Reviewed by Kids / Kept it in Family A Prefab Addition Saves a Greek Country House / ''There's something about an Aesthetic of Use / Objects are Better if you Can Connect with them in some Way'' - Tyler Hays | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 18/03/2026 | EBSCO | 81.48 | Vol. XXVI Issue 2 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2026 | 91000000751123 | 18/03/2026 | March / April 2026 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: The Money Issue '' We'll actually tell you what it cost to built this house'' / Going to Market They Turned Corner Stores Into Top Shelf Homes / Switch Up Your Lighting New Statement Pieces, From Tables Lamps to Chandeliers | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 19/05/2026 | EBSCO | 81.48 | Vol. XXVI Issue 3 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2026 | 91000000753707 | 03/06/2026 | May / June 2026 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: Beach House or Bunker? A group of friendas a concrete retreat in Oaxaca -- Sjip the Screen Outdoor Furniture That's Perfect for Unplugging / Shoulders of Giants The Artist Keeping the Icons of Route 66 Alive | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 19/05/2026 | EBSCO | 81.48 | Vol. XXVI Issue 4 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2026 | 91000000753822 | 18/08/2026 | July / August 2026 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: Obsessions / Dreams in Color Two Homes Go All Out With Darling Hues / Adventures Every Day Hit the Road in a DIY Camber Named Daisy / Secret Passageways / Noguchi Tables / Van Life / Childhood Homes / Bathroom Biohacking / Digital Nomads / Refrigerator Magnets and Other Design / Fixations | ||||
| Library of Congress Classification | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura | Colección de Revistas CARIBET | 09/09/2026 | EBSCO | 81.48 | Vol. XXVI Issue 5 | Revistas TH4805 D88 2026 | 91000000753855 | 08/09/2026 | September / October 2026 | Revista CARIBET | Dwell: Fresh Takes : The future of furniture, lighting and everything else for your home / Hands On Education Visit a School That Teaches Historic Crafts in Context / Rental Revamp Meet the L.A. Housemates Who Put on an Addition / '' We Don't Want To Use Craft As a Gimmick. We Want To Innovate With It''. - Jaco Qian |