dwellflipped into All Stories2 days agoWhat We Unearthed at Alcova, the Messy, Fascinating Emerging Designer Fairverified_publisherdwell - Alana Hope LevinsonA penis vase, a chain mail chair, and other weird and wonderful objects made appearances at the second Miami edition of the show. "Going to Art Basel" isn’t just about checking out the country’s biggest and most prestigious international art fair. As much a part of the experience are all the …
dwellflipped into The Latest From Dwell2 days agoEverything That Made Dwell’s Editor-in-Chief Pull Out His Phone at This Year's Design Miamiverified_publisherdwell - William HanleyA furry cabinet, a Seussian floor lamp, and more photo-worthy work at the 2024 edition of the fair. At any given design fair, there’s one question people always ask each other: What did you like? I can never answer. You can mainline everything going on in contemporary design in an afternoon or …
dwellflipped into Dwell-Worthy Real Estate2 days agoThe Sounds of a Creek Fill This $1.4M Midcentury in North Vancouververified_publisherdwell - Dwell StaffArchitect Fred Hollingsworth designed the woodsy residence, which was built in 1950 and has been owned by the same family ever since. Location: 3470 Sunset Blvd, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Price: $1,998,000 CAD (approximately $1,422,945 USD) Architect: Fred Hollingsworth Year Built: …
dwellflipped into Tiny Homes2 days agoBudget Breakdown: Three Friends Build a $940K Home Near Joshua Tree That Breaks With Boho Vibesverified_publisherdwell - Kelly DawsonThe dark-green outpost in Landers, California, is now on the market at $1.4M, objets d’art and high desert views included. When artist and designer Brian Ware met fellow designers and fashion industry vets Louis Terline and Jeff Madalena two decades ago in New York City, they became fast friends. …
dwellflipped into The Latest From Dwell3 days agoThese $5.9K Cedar Hot Tubs Let You Soak in the Viewsverified_publisherdwell - Nikhita MahtaniDesigned with sustainability and simplicity in mind, these wood-fired tubs connect you to the natural world. Now more than ever, we’re looking to our homes to provide a sense of comfort and calm—and the design industry is booming with products and plans that prioritize communal experiences and …
dwellflipped into The Latest From Dwell3 days agoHow “Star Trek” Helped Make Midcentury-Modern the Signature Sci-Fi Aestheticverified_publisherdwell - Marah EakinThe celestial franchise’s vision of the future, ripe with designs of the era like Ox chairs and Bodum tea cups, launched a space-age-style look that still dominates the genre. When Star Trek first premiered in the mid-1960s, it was meant to portray a far-off future, with Captain James T. Kirk and Mr. …
