In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Dwell

• Artsy Play
  Grade school–age kids seem to gravitate toward objects that enhance their creativity, which is why artists’ tools are highly recommended for getting creative juices flowing.
• The Best Thing for your Child is Cheap and Easy
  Endless lists with must-buy items—the right swaddle, right crib, right toothbrush—are stand-ins for parents’ lack of support.
• Tiny Homes, Big Transitions
  In Sacramento, a microcabin community for young adults facing homelessness calls on local builders and designers to turn modest sheds into dignified launchpads.
• Is the Door Closing on First-Generation Homebuyers?
  Homeownership in the USA has long been a way to build generational wealth, but the country’s housing market may be blocking newcomers from joining.
• Two If by Sea
  Rather than tearing down their aging family home on an Ionian island, a couple paired it with a prefab cabin made in Romania.
• Parent Approved
  The midcentury town houses I. M. Pei and Harry Weese designed in Chicago’s Hyde Park in the late 1950s are perfect for raising kids today.
• In Defense of the Man Cave
  When a bachelor outgrows his pad, he doesn’t outgrow his need for alone time—and if it’s ugly, so what?
• HOW THEY PULLED IT OFF
  It Takes Two In one of New York’s most vaunted affordable housing cooperatives, a mother and son create a home to suit “champagne tastes.”
• I’m Single. I Have No Kids. Is My Home Ready for Me to Get Old Alone?
  Solo aging is booming, but the housing market isn’t catching up.
• sourcing
  The products, furniture, architects, designers, and builders featured in this issue.