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ReBurbia Winners!
Dwell and Inhabitat

The winners are in! We wrote about the ReBurbia contest last week when they spotlighted the 20 finalists, but now the judges have judged! Check out the winners after the jump......

ReBurbia: A Suburban Design Competition
Dwell and Inhabitat

Suburbia. The word often sends chills down the likes of urban dwellers and those who envision a homogenized grid of bland, cookie-cutter homes. Conjuring images of the Stepford Wives and Tom Hanks goi...

A Light Infused Portland Pearl
Dwell Magazine

In the Pearl District of Portland, Oregon, creative director Ben Watson and painter Claudio Tschopp have turned a small, funky 70s inspired home into a light-filled west coast haven. Updating the camp...

Inspiration: Adding a Touch of Color

The wooden fence is an interesting element to a home. Designed to provide privacy and division from the rest of the world, there is often a lot of room for aesthetic improvement--especially for older,...

Inspiration: Woven Privacy Wall
Dwell

The March issue of Dwell features an amazing Melbourne house with a spacious, multi-level layout. With DIY on the brain this month, we were particularly excited about the handmade bedroom partition th...

Yay! Free Dwell Subscription with Every Inhabit Purchase

Love the modern home goods at Inhabit? We do, which is why we've posted so much on them before. And just for the holidays, the folks at Inhabit have a special offer going on that rewards their custo...

Best Barstools for Under $500

Dwell magazine recently released a slideshow of their favorite barstools. The list has some beauties in it, most of which were over $500 a pop. We decided to focus in on their picks for under $500.....

Best of Dwell: Renovations

There's always plenty of eye candy within the pages of Dwell, so we get even more excited when they decided put up a slideshow on their website that showcases top projects. This time around the magaz...

Drool-worthy Listing in Seattle's Central District

Having grown up in the Central District and experienced first-hand the radical change in its demographic profile over the years, we're usually the one to tsk-tsk conversions of old buildings whose ...