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Aimée Wilder Adds Graphic, Modular Tile Collection Inspired by the Moon

November 16, 2020

Interior Design

Born and raised in New York, designer Aimée Wilder made a name for herself in the design world with her graphic wallpapers, fabrics, rugs, cushions and more. Now, she’s bringing her aesthetic to the floor with a modular tile collection called Apogee. The inaugural collection of cement, ceramic and terrazzo tiles feature an array of […]

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A Modular Zoning System for Any Workspace

November 15, 2020

Interior Design

Family-owned Frövi, known for blending a Scandinavian aesthetic with British craftsmanship, just launched the new Bamboo collection marking their commitment to sustainability. Bamboo by Frövi is a modular zoning system designed to add both functionality and efficiency to any workspace. The system is crafted out of sustainable materials, like pressed bamboo, 100% recycled nylon (PA6), […]

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McKinley Bungalow Etna by Studio Robert McKinley

November 15, 2020

Interior Design

McKinley Bungalow Etna is a minimal space located in Montauk, New York, designed by Studio Robert McKinley. This property marks the design firm’s third shoppable and rentable residence marked by a 1,490-square-foot space outfitted with furniture and objects meant to instill inspiration and relaxation. By taking inspiration from the low slung modern lines of the […]

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Moment MagSafe Cases and Mounts for Apple iPhone 12

November 15, 2020

Interior Design

Mobile photography accessory maker Moment makes what we already believe to be some of the best supplemental accessories designed for the iPhone when it comes to still photography and video. Their products strike the balance between adding function without subtracting too much from the original form. Moment’s new collection includes a selection of exclusive mounts utilizing […]

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Friday Five With Mark Gardner of Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects

November 14, 2020

Interior Design

As Principal at New York City-based Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects, Mark Gardner has led many of the firm’s design initiatives and works to understand the role of design as social practice. Gardner takes a serious interest in the crossroads of architecture and art, both subjects of the utmost importance to his professional practice as well as to […]

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2022 Gift Guide – Health & Wellness

November 14, 2020

Interior Design

If there was ever a year to remember to put your health and wellness first, 2020 is definitely the year. There was a lot to process as we tried to navigate the “new normal,” and it seemed like our limited energy was going in every direction, the least of which was ourselves and our own […]

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The Gaming Aesthetic Comes To Life Within the Alienware Training Facility

November 14, 2020

Interior Design

It isn’t quite as secure nor secretive as Area 51, but PC gaming brand Alienware’s state-of-the-art Alienware Training Facilities in Utrecht, Netherlands for eSport organization Team Liquid, represents the ascension and prominence of gaming as a global presence. Housed within a bespoke 10,000-square-foot “gaming house” in a newly constructed mixed-use development, the collaboration between the […]

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Brutopia Takes on the Friendlier Side of Brutalism

November 13, 2020

Interior Design

Few design styles are as heavy and raw as Brutalism, with its modular forms and monument-like structures. Unicuo Living sought to scale down interior furniture pieces that reflect those aspects of Brutalism, while also reflecting some of the style’s lighter characteristics in Brutopia. To do so, Unicuo leaned upon basic shapes like the circle and […]

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Flavia Bennett’s Jewelry Adds a Clean, Modern Touch

November 13, 2020

Interior Design

We’re drawn to the modern jewelry line of Flavia Bennett for what it is as much as what it might become. Bennett is constantly experimenting and evolving her innovative designs and creating what’s sure to become our new favorite pieces. Originally hailing from Brazil, and today residing in Arizona, she finds much inspiration in her […]

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12 Things I Learned From Kelly Wearstler’s Interior Design MasterClass

November 13, 2020

Interior Design

I’ve been staying in my childhood home since the beginning of the pandemic – and while my parents applied a low-key Early Americana-ish vibe to most of the house (with tables and benches from my grandparents’ Pennsylvania farm, primitive blanket chests, Gaudy Welsh ceramics, etc.), my sister’s and my rooms remained IKEA- and garage sale-filled […]

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Nothing Is Everything in the Void Matters Collection

November 12, 2020

Interior Design

With a focus on nothing, negative space becomes the main character in the Void Matters furniture collection. Brought to life by Note Design Studio for Sancal, four sculptural products that range from chiseled tables to voluminous poufs bring form to the conceptual experiment. Remnant While Note and Sancal have collaborated for nearly a decade, this […]

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2020 Gift Guide: Kids

November 12, 2020

Interior Design

We wish we grew up in this day and age because nowadays, there are just so many cool toys and gift ideas that we would have loved playing with when we were younger! From books and posters to stuffed animals and dollhouses, the options are seemingly endless for gifting the kiddo in your life something […]

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Germane Barnes on Cultivating Hope When It’s Hard To Do

November 12, 2020

Interior Design

This week’s DMTV Milkshake guest is architect and educator Germane Barnes, principal of Studio Barnes LLC. “‘Hope’ is a tough word,” says Barnes, when asked what he hopes 2021 will bring to the design world. An assistant professor at the University of Miami School of Architecture, the Chicago-born architect has a big year on tap: […]

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Daydreaming of Outdoor Get Togethers With the Grill Collection

November 11, 2020

Interior Design

The Grill outdoor collection is made up of MUT Design’s first products created for Diabla. Using square aluminum tubing, each piece of lightweight furniture resembles a grill itself! Minimal with a bold graphic appearance, Grill pushes the boundaries between what’s suitable for outdoors and indoors – because these pieces would be fantastic in either. With […]

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Circular&Co Turn Discarded Single-Use Coffee Cups into Reusable Ones

November 11, 2020

Interior Design

Former Dyson inventor, Dan Dicker, founded the forerunner to Circular&Co in his garden shed in the far southwest of the UK in 2003. Circular Cup is the latest in a series of innovative products that reuse waste and create value from materials that were once destined for landfill – in fact, 17 years on, Dan […]

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Four Point Puzzles Collaborates With Contemporary Artists on New Puzzles

November 11, 2020

Interior Design

Canadian jigsaw puzzle company Four Point Puzzles are back to help you once again beat the pandemic blues. Remember their Earth, Moon, and Evening Kingdom puzzles? Well, their newest collection includes two new puzzles featuring original works – Fade by Sara Andreasson and Several Found Things by Micah Lexier. Each puzzle is 1000 pieces and […]

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Great Jones Adds Bakeware Just in Time for Holiday Baking

November 10, 2020

Interior Design

Culinary darling Great Jones has just released a collection of bakeware products that builds upon last holiday’s release of Holy Sheet, their half sheet pan, and their popular cookware line launched in early 2019. The entire collection is just perfect for this time of year, when you’re likely to be using your oven most! Fully […]

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Sensaura Empowers Extrasensory Navigation Beyond Vision

November 10, 2020

Interior Design

Designer Sophie Horrocks began to experience the world differently after working on research with the blind and partially sighted users across Tokyo, New York and London, noting the need for intuitive, non-visual navigation solutions which would tie users and world through technology. Her solution: Sensaura, a fashionable wearable device designed to translate visual information into […]

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A New Kitchen Model Mixing Wood, Copper + Zinc

November 10, 2020

Interior Design

Danish brand Garde Hvalsøe creates kitchen and interior solutions that celebrate craftsmanship and timeless Danish design. Their latest is Framed, a new kitchen model that feels like a piece of custom furniture with its solid ash wood frame and contrasting surface material in patinated copper or zinc. Besides wrapping the sides and countertop, either copper […]

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