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Construction Diary: They Bought an â80s Beach House and Wrapped It in Cork From Top to Bottom (opens the original)
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They say major life events happen in threes. After receiving difficult health news and, soon after, experiencing the loss of their beloved dog, Texans Alyson Fox and Derek Dollahite decided to take charge of their destiny by making the third event a major move. Having designed and built their previous house (with a lot of help from family) in the Texas Hill Country, Alyson and Derek started hunting for a fixer-upper they could make their own. They cast a wide net and eventually reeled in a 1980s
Did You Know Isamu Noguchi Designed a Baby Monitor? (opens the original)
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It’s fair to say I’m a Noguchi nut. The first time I went to the Noguchi Museum in Long Island City in 2014, time slowed, and I swear my body chemistry changed. The museum was designed and founded by Isamu Noguchi, who worked fluidly across sculpture, landscape design, and products—his practice resists any clear categorization, because he collapsed boundaries between disciplines. I had never heard of Noguchi before that visit, but I was transfixed. What started as a visceral response has turned
Budget Breakdown: With Her Marriage Ending, She Built a Cabin for the Next Season of Life (opens the original)
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Interior designer Maggie Smith moved from Los Angeles to Seattle at the height of the pandemic. Although she knew the move would be tough, what she didn’t expect was to find herself going through a divorce. Suddenly looking for ways to take space and get out of the city, Maggie discovered nearby Whidbey Island. "It’s such a short trip," says the designer of the short drive and ferry ride over. "I used it as this little escape on the weekends for my daughter and me." Originally from the East Coas
The Oak Trees Are âLike Roommatesâ at This Midcentury-Inspired Austin Home (opens the original)
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Artist and designer Laurie Chapman is forever on the hunt for a new project. After remodeling a few homes around the country, including one she and her husband recently updated in San Francisco, Laurie was ready for the next challenge. "We started to notice there was a lot happening in Austin with great architects, so we decided to go see what was happening there," recalls Laurie. Three days after landing in the Texas capital, she and her husband found themselves in contract on a spec house that
Budget Breakdown: Rammed Earth Construction Wasnât the Only Experiment at This $2.2M Home in Austin (opens the original)
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Although Davey McEathron had designed and built houses across Austin since founding his eponymous firm in 2014, there was one building material that the architect had never worked with: rammed earth. "It’s one of those materials that you dream about using," says McEathron, "but it’s expensive, so you need the right client and the right project." That dream client ended up being developer Kevin Yang. Subscribe to Dwell+ to get unlimited access to the very best of Dwell, including a steady stream
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