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Crave Allows You to Personalize Your Pleasure

August 12, 2020
Interior Design

Topics that revolve around words like sex, vibrators and pleasure used to have a heavy stigma attached to them but thankfully these days, people have become more open to the conversation. Rather than blush in shame or embarrassment, we can choose to be uninhibited by our desires, make these conversations a norm, and own our […]

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A Modern, Farmhouse Retreat with Views of Mount Yotei

August 12, 2020
Interior Design

Makota Nakayama and his firm Nakayama Architects designed a retreat in Niseko, Japan with views of Mount Yotei. Set on an acre of land in a forest, Boukyo is a farmhouse-style residence combined with a modern Japanese aesthetic that blends perfectly with its snowy setting. The area’s heavy snowfall required a gabled roof, but to […]

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Marrimor Objects’ Modern Table for Non-Conformists

August 11, 2020
Interior Design

Marrimor Objects, the new Vancouver, BC, brand created by Tanja Hinder and Lauren Bugliarisi, pushes the boundaries of what you expect. To put it simply, it’s nice things for non-conformists. And, the result is a fun+luxe modern table, called the Toof, that emphasizes color, texture and mixed materials. The Toof brings together a modern table […]

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Take 5: Cool Planters, Art Chocolates, a Clickety-Clack Keyboard + More

August 11, 2020
Interior Design

Every other week we’re inviting one of the Design Milk team to share five personal favorites – an opportunity for each of us to reveal the sort of designs we use and appreciate in our own lives from a more personal perspective. Technology Editor Gregory Han kicks off the Take 5 series… 1. Tortuga Platform […]

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A Costa Rican Retreat Nestled in the Hills Overlooking the Pacific Ocean

August 11, 2020
Interior Design

Studio Saxe recently completed a family home nestled into the hills of Nosara, Costa Rica, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The glass-clad retreat was designed to blend into the natural setting while taking advantage of the ocean and mountain views. Named Tres Amores, the residence features two flat rooftops that extend out to offer protection from […]

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Puik Design is Making Design Personal

August 10, 2020
Interior Design

Puik Design is on a mission to make design personal — and we are here for it. This Dutch design brand specializes in furniture and home goods that focus on the essentials. The result are striking minimalist pieces that use clean lines, natural light, and soft colors to liven up your home. The Shunan Side […]

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Conran and Partners Design New Cadence Residential Building in London

August 9, 2020
Interior Design

Cadence is a recently established residential building within the historic neighborhood of King’s Cross, London, designed by Conran and Partners for developers Argent LLP. The 103 apartments have been designed to optimize space and light by blending neutral palettes and floor-to-ceiling windows. The flow of the apartment ranges from calm and subdued to dynamic and […]

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Increase Your Productivity + Conquer Your To-Do List with Analog

August 9, 2020
Interior Design

These days, it seems like my to-do list just keeps getting longer and longer. If you’re like me, you love trying out new apps and systems that promise to improve your productivity, but often times they’re more work to upkeep and manage. In the end, I always return to pen, paper, and a simple check […]

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Friday Five with Nastaran Mousavi

August 8, 2020
Interior Design

Born and raised in the small Iranian city of Sari surrounded by the Alborz Mountains and the Caspian Sea, architect Nastaran Mousavi grew up appreciating the vast differences between the rich natural landscape and the heavily populated city. With a houseful of architects, it’s no surprise that it’s the career she landed on as well. […]

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Timekettle + Courant – Small Biz Spotlight

August 8, 2020
Interior Design

We’re a small business ourselves and we like to share as many smaller indie brands and companies as we can. To make that happen, we created the Small Biz Spotlight series where we highlight small brands we love in our shop and beyond. Timekettle Creates the World’s First Offline Translation Earbuds Carrying on a conversation […]

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A Modern Home in Austin with a Pool That Bisects the House

August 8, 2020
Interior Design

Looking for quiet, a client enlisted Ravel Architecture to design a private home on a remote street in Austin, Texas. Named the M1700 House, the project involved finding a place to fit a full-size lap pool on a challenging site with a 25-foot elevation change. To solve the issue, the architects placed the pool so […]

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How Our Wellness Editor Elevates Her Afternoon Tea with These Essentials

August 7, 2020
Interior Design

These days, just being able to drink my tea while it’s still lukewarm is an accomplishment. However, I’m finding that the days are both long and ultra short, and I’m in disbelief that we’re already in our sixth month of shelter in place mandates. Instead of allowing myself to be carried away by the day’s […]

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KONZUK Launches Orbis Household Collection of Vessels + Candles

August 7, 2020
Interior Design

If you’re anything like us, you know it’s impossible not to love the architecturally-inspired concrete jewelry made by KONZUK. Leaning towards minimalist, the handcrafted jewelry combines concrete, stainless steel, and diamond dust to result in unique wearable architecture. Now, KONZUK is adding the HOUSEHOLD collection to the mix, featuring the Orbis Vessels and Candles, which […]

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Hello Wood Designs a Reasonably Priced Tiny House Named Kabinka

August 7, 2020
Interior Design

Just like many other countries, the tiny house movement landed in Hungary a few years ago allowing people to live and build more consciously. There’s also been a growing interest in city dwellers wanting to escape the hustle to a more serene environment close to nature, which led Hello Wood to design the Kabinka. Designed […]

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The Bell Chair Is a Modern Day Reiteration of the Ubiquitous Plastic Chair

August 6, 2020
Interior Design

There are few chairs more widely recognized in the world than the common, everyday plastic chair,  but for something that is so ubiquitous in the world, it’s also widely rejected as cheap, ugly, and disposable. This was the challenge that designer Konstantin Grcic set out to solve: to redesign the plastic chair into a modern […]

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TORTUGA Introduces Platform Vessel Collection for Indoor + Outdoor Gardening

August 6, 2020
Interior Design

TORTUGA just introduced their latest collaboration – this time with Light + Ladder founder Farrah Sit, who designed a sculptural system for both indoor and outdoor gardening. The Platform Vessel Collection comprises concrete and natural stone terrazzo planters and bowls in geometric shapes that can nestle together or be used on their own. When fitted […]

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DMTV Milkshake: Ashley Wilkins on Using Experience to Create Meaningful Spaces

August 6, 2020
Interior Design

This week’s DMTV Milkshake guest is Ashley Wilkins, Founder and Creative Director of NYC-based Islyn Studio. Islyn is a full-service design studio that creates spaces with meaning and intention—using experience as inspiration. Founded in 2017, the studio’s goal is to transcend the conventional hospitality genre (and beyond). From farm-forward restaurants to modern markets, Ashley and her team are […]

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Pair Creates Miniature Versions of Their Latest Workplace Furniture System

August 5, 2020
Interior Design

Remember back a few weeks ago when we featured San Francisco-based Pair and their new Olli workplace furniture system? Well, the brand had been scheduled to launch Olli at this year’s NeoCon, but as you know, all trade shows were cancelled due to the ongoing pandemic. They were disappointed to say the least, as this […]

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The Tefors Union Line’s Minimalist Design Hides Maximum Capacity

August 5, 2020
Interior Design

I typically travel with a 13-inch laptop, an iPad, phone, a small snake’s den of cords and cables, a pocketful of miscellaneous items, and an interchangeable lens camera with an extra lens. All that weight makes itself be known over the span of a day, requiring a backpack designed to distribute weight across the body, […]

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