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Exterior, Shed RoofLine, House Building Type, and Wood Siding Material Architect Michael Leckie riffed on a rhombus shape for Jennifer Warner and Cara Frey’s new home. Their son, William, 6, swings in front of the cedar-clad house, which sits on the edge of a ridge with views of both hills and downtown. Photo 1 of 25 in A Darkened Cedar Dwelling in Portland Embodies “Less But Better” Design

A 1930s ranch-style house in LA's Silver Lake neighborhood was in need of a refresh. It was transformed into a modernist space with sweeping views.

The view was incredible—the house not so much—but a Los Angeles couple saw the potential in a hillside fixer-upper and partnered with And And And Studio to make it happen.

Radical Renovations: Bold Moves for Old Houses

Tagged: Living Room, Sofa, Medium Hardwood Floor, and Bench. Photo 11 of 18 in Construction Diary: At Sea Ranch, a Couple Build a “Forever Moving” Home Made to Change With Them. Browse inspirational photos of modern living rooms.

The Mutual Housing Association InteriorLiving Room Photo 2 of 7 in The Mutual Housing Association by Dwell. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes. From midcentury modern to prefab housing and renovations, these stylish spaces suit every taste.

Jessica Helgerson Interior Design remodeled this stunning mid-century modern home by noted architect Saul Zaik, located in Portland, Oregon.

Dwell Magazine Redesign Cover 1 designed by Brian Collier. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

For many of us, changing up our context can be the key to creativity. We might set out for a contemplative cabin or an elemental shack on the beach just to get our thoughts straight and gears turning. For others, bringing a sense of adventure home might be all the stimulation needed. Wherever you prefer to venture, our annual travel issue celebrates the places people go not just to find inspiration but to do something with it. Read it now at the link in our bio. – Cover Photo by @franparente…

CONSTRUCTION DIARY Always in Motion How a Sea Ranch residence with big panel doors became a study in light and movement. TEXT BY Tommy Craggs Justin Chung Sheathed in black asphalt shingles, the Sea Ranch home created by architect David Ross (left) and artist Mark Dutcher exemplifies values espoused by the 60-year-old community: modesty, aesthetics, simplicity, and respect for the natural environment. It wasn’t just that they wanted a place to grow old in, here among the pines and firs of…