Interior designer Trip Haenisch resounded loudly on our radar when his work was featured on the cover of Elle Decor last summer. Yup, the one with Courteney Cox on the cover. Of course, to Haenisch, ...
Remember The Ultimate Workspace Contest we hosted with Intel? Well, part of the prize, besides a new Lenovo IdeaPad U300e Ultrabook laptop, was a “Where I Work” office tour here on Design...
I think waxing just got a bit more fun. Wax Revolution in Mexico City was designed by ROW Studio as a way to set a new standard for people’s idea of hair removal and it looks like they knocked ...
Italian designer Diego Grandi does a little bit of everything – surface design, interiors, and even exhibition design. Prove di Stampa is an exhibition he designed for the 15th year celebration...
We’re hardly slaves to the trends, but when a look as fun as fluoro comes along, it’s hard to resist. Neon fashions bring to mind armfuls of brightly-colored jelly bracelets à la Madonna ...
Located in a boutique hotel in Varna, Bulgaria, Graffiti Cafe is a swank spot designed by studio MODE. The same building houses a four-story hotel, along with an art gallery, restaurant, and nightclu...
Borja García designed the Llar fireplace collection for Gandia Blasco. He says, “We wanted to work on a product that would transfer concepts more akin to inside a house, like siting round the f...
Dan Black and Martin Blum founded black+blum in 1998 and are based in London, where they work out of an historic building with tons of character, but it wasn’t always like that (think: working ...
This month, Design Store(y) goes a little farther downtown, and across the bridge, to brownstone-filled Brooklyn to tour Module R, an architect-owned and curated enterprise that specializes in, you g...
Studio Guilherme Torres came onto the RL House project towards the end of it being completed when the owners longed for a new look that was anything but traditional. Located in Curitiba, Brazil, the ...
The Grand Canyon and Yellowstone are great and all, but considering going farther back in time this summer with a trip to China to see the Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, and the Terracotta Warriors. S...
It’s an exciting time of year for us at Design Milk. Starting Wednesday, Caroline and I are headed to NYC for Design Week and the International Contemporary Furniture Fair. Make sure to follow ...
These paintings by Kristy Gammill, which are literally dripping with color, are making the rounds on Pinterest art boards of late. They’re sort of impressionist meets abstract, with a bit of et...
New York City native and textile designer Thomas Paul is in this week’s Friday Five hot seat. A former neckwear and scarf designer for Bill Blass, Calvin Klein, and DKNY, he went off on his own...
Parsons The New School for Design, located in New York City, is made up of five schools that bring together graduate and undergraduate programs, including the School of Art, Media and Technology, Sch...
You’ve heard about Nestrest – a fan favorite here on Design Milk and now, Dedon has introduced Swingrest! Swingrest by Daniel Pouzet, is like Nestrest except that the top has been chopped...
The Australian firm Nexus Designs reimagined this once ordinary Docklands apartment in Melbourne into a multifunctional space for a busy professional always on the go. Needing a place to work as well...
One of the showrooms we really took a shine to at High Point’s Spring 2012 Market was the Domitalia and Woodbrook spaces, located in 220 Elm. The space is light and bright featuring Domitalia&#...
Ex.t’s latest towel rack, called Gru by Marco Guazzini, is such a beautiful, simple piece of design. Inspired by childhood memories of large metal cranes and structures that intersected in the ...
Editor’s Note: Say hello to our new weekly column that’s all about color: CMYLK! Thanks for all your name suggestions on Twitter and Facebook (“Milkshake” was a close second c...
Leif Peterson is an international distributor of fine luxury Italian furniture and decor, which we’re so passionate about here on Design Milk, so they were kind enough to support our trip to Hi...
Fai-Fah is a corporate social responsibility (CSR) program that began in 2010 in Bangkok by TMB Bank. Fai-Fah, which means “light energy,” is a studio that was brought about for low-incom...
Public House was Lee Broom’s first solo exhibition and marked the fifth anniversary of the brand. It pulled together an almost complete range of his products – certainly more than even he...
Last week was my first time ever attending the giant twice-yearly wholesale/retailer furniture event known as High Point Market in North Carolina. I felt like such a n00b. High Point is a really fun ...
Red Design Group is an Australian company that creates creative and exciting environments for retail business across the board (from 7-11 stores to high-end luxury retailers) and they even have quite...
How would you like to work in an office like this? Dufaylite, makers of a 100% recyclable, robust and versatile core material (recycled paper honeycomb) partnered with Leeds-based Duke Studios for a ...
Chip DeGrace oversees the creative engine that gives FLOR its reputation as an innovative, environmentally responsible company that’s basically synonymous with modular floor covering. As the Se...
Each year about this time I get the bug. I wander on Saturdays through all nurseries near my house, from Home Depot to the neighborhood mom and pop store. I get the urge to fight my otherwise air-pla...
Murals Your Way has added re-positionable wallpaper to their lineup with some fun graphic patterns including geometrics, chevrons and stripes. This collection is removable and reusable. Looks to be a...
Scale Living is a collection of free-form carpet tiles from the German company Vorwerk Carpet and designer Hadi Teherani. MESH_S (also in the top photo) The collection includes three shapes – C...
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