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Dwell

May/June 2021
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Dwell is the unique modern architecture and design magazine for people who believe that good design is an integral part of real life. Get Dwell digital magazine subscription today.

The World Outside

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Great Transformations • From inspiring before-and-after stories to line-by-line budget breakdowns, Dwell+ subscribers get an inside view every day of what it takes to renovate a dream home.

What’s the best thing about the view outside your window? What would you change? • The scene outdoors is an extension of our homes. Sometimes that’s a good thing…sometimes not so much.

Animal House • The renovation of a dilapidated shed in southeastern Spain provides a weekend retreat for its owner and a haven for his horse.

Modern World • As we head into a very welcome summer, we’re presenting our annual look at new home accessories for outdoor spaces. And this year, since it’s been a while since we’ve entertained, we’re focusing on accoutrements for outdoor events. Whether your outdoor space is a porch or a patio, a backyard or a fire escape, here are some ideas for hosting in style.

When It’s Time for an Impromptu Pool Party

When You Cook a Casually Ambitious Dinner

When a Backyard Campout Is the Final Frontier

When It’s Almost Aperitivo O’Clock

When a Tiny Outdoor Wedding Is Just Right

An Ode to the Outdoor Shower • A Los Angeles designer known for her interiors overflowing with flora celebrates bathing en plein air.

Walter Hood • The celebrated artist and designer wants policymakers to reinvest in written-off neighborhoods.

An Oral History of the Parklet • The past, present, and future of the idea that saved dining out during the pandemic.

Clutter Control • A Brooklyn designer proves that an 88-square-foot live/work space doesn’t have to feel small.

Branching Out • A family of five adds a whimsical tree house to their slice of paradise in Northern California.

Ripple Effect • A home on Bainbridge Island may be the most ecologically ambitious residential renovation in the world.

Fresh Tracks • Snøhetta puts a contemporary twist on the traditional Norwegian ski cabin.

Escape Pod • Behind the stylized, surfboard-inspired architecture of Craig Steely’s latest experiment on Hawaii’s Big Island is a simple house guided by the routines of farm life.

All Things Considered • Architect Rickard Rotstein brings a lifetime of experience to the design of his own Swedish summerhouse.

Maximum Capacity • A New England family builds a finely tuned space for cars, storage, and overnight guests.

modern market • Smart Shopping For the Design Obsessed. Find what you love in our expertly curated selection of finely crafted home, office, travel, and lifestyle products.

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sourcing • The products, furniture, architects, designers, and builders featured in this issue.

one last thing • A flea market find has been a serendipitous presence in designer and plant stylist Hilton Carter’s life.


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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 124 Publisher: Dwell Edition: May/June 2021

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Dwell is the unique modern architecture and design magazine for people who believe that good design is an integral part of real life. Get Dwell digital magazine subscription today.

The World Outside

Dwell

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Great Transformations • From inspiring before-and-after stories to line-by-line budget breakdowns, Dwell+ subscribers get an inside view every day of what it takes to renovate a dream home.

What’s the best thing about the view outside your window? What would you change? • The scene outdoors is an extension of our homes. Sometimes that’s a good thing…sometimes not so much.

Animal House • The renovation of a dilapidated shed in southeastern Spain provides a weekend retreat for its owner and a haven for his horse.

Modern World • As we head into a very welcome summer, we’re presenting our annual look at new home accessories for outdoor spaces. And this year, since it’s been a while since we’ve entertained, we’re focusing on accoutrements for outdoor events. Whether your outdoor space is a porch or a patio, a backyard or a fire escape, here are some ideas for hosting in style.

When It’s Time for an Impromptu Pool Party

When You Cook a Casually Ambitious Dinner

When a Backyard Campout Is the Final Frontier

When It’s Almost Aperitivo O’Clock

When a Tiny Outdoor Wedding Is Just Right

An Ode to the Outdoor Shower • A Los Angeles designer known for her interiors overflowing with flora celebrates bathing en plein air.

Walter Hood • The celebrated artist and designer wants policymakers to reinvest in written-off neighborhoods.

An Oral History of the Parklet • The past, present, and future of the idea that saved dining out during the pandemic.

Clutter Control • A Brooklyn designer proves that an 88-square-foot live/work space doesn’t have to feel small.

Branching Out • A family of five adds a whimsical tree house to their slice of paradise in Northern California.

Ripple Effect • A home on Bainbridge Island may be the most ecologically ambitious residential renovation in the world.

Fresh Tracks • Snøhetta puts a contemporary twist on the traditional Norwegian ski cabin.

Escape Pod • Behind the stylized, surfboard-inspired architecture of Craig Steely’s latest experiment on Hawaii’s Big Island is a simple house guided by the routines of farm life.

All Things Considered • Architect Rickard Rotstein brings a lifetime of experience to the design of his own Swedish summerhouse.

Maximum Capacity • A New England family builds a finely tuned space for cars, storage, and overnight guests.

modern market • Smart Shopping For the Design Obsessed. Find what you love in our expertly curated selection of finely crafted home, office, travel, and lifestyle products.

Contact Our Advertisers

sourcing • The products, furniture, architects, designers, and builders featured in this issue.

one last thing • A flea market find has been a serendipitous presence in designer and plant stylist Hilton Carter’s life.


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