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Blueair Blue Air Purifiers Find Inspiration in the Scandinavian Landscape

October 26, 2020
Interior Design

Air quality has entered into the forefront of many people’s minds lately. And while we cannot always control the quality of air outside, air purification indoors is something all households can improve almost immediately with the introduction of an efficient HEPA-grade air purifier. Blueair’s latest line of Blue Pure Auto Air Purifiers improve on their […]

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The Minimalist Jump Armchair by Massproductions

October 25, 2020
Interior Design

Jump Armchair is a minimalist chair created by Stockholm-based designer Chris Martin of Massproductions. The steel frame, which acts as the skeleton of the structure, is purposefully visible, while the cushion gives the impression that it is floating freely within the frame. The armrests were particularly interesting for the design as it is the only […]

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Saving the World – One Design at a Time

October 25, 2020
Interior Design

With COVID-19 still rampant – rates are currently higher than they’ve ever been where I am in Ohio – health of oneself, friends, family and communities across the world has been top of mind for most everyone. Design may not be the first industry you think of when it comes to combating health crises around […]

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Friday Five With Adam Rolston of INC Architecture & Design

October 25, 2020
Interior Design

Photo: Christopher Garcia Valle Adam Rolston is the Creative Director and Managing Partner at INC Architecture & Design, a multidisciplinary architecture and design studio based in New York City. Formed in 2006 by Rolston and partners Drew Stuart and Gabriel Benroth, INC specializes in a wide range of projects – from high-end residential to hospitality […]

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Incipio Organicore Makes a Case for Going Green

October 24, 2020
Interior Design

We’ve all heard plant-based diets are healthier for the body and the environment. Similarly, products made with plant-based plastic derived from agricultural scraps have become increasingly popular as an eco-friendly alternative in the realm of consumer goods. The idea is plant-based plastic negate environmental impact, each piece capable of decomposing naturally upon disposal instead of […]

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Globe Partners With PANTONE on Limited-Edition Color of the Year Deck Set

October 24, 2020
Interior Design

If you’ve followed Design Milk for awhile now, you’re probably aware that we have much appreciation for Pantone and always look forward to announcing the PANTONE Color of the Year every December. So, we were pretty thrilled to hear about their latest collaboration. The color experts just partnered with skate brand Globe on the release […]

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Christina Z Antonio Adds Soft Neon Lights to the Helios Collection

October 24, 2020
Interior Design

At the intersection of science, technology and design, interior designer Christina Z Antonio found inspiration for her latest work through the healing powers of light. The limited edition Helios Collection comprises two chairs, a bi-level two-seater and a one-seater, created from oak, silk, alpaca, leather, and the pièce de résistance, neon lights. Topped with an […]

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9 Face Masks for Maximum Relaxation on a Friday (or Any Day!)

October 23, 2020
Interior Design

We know that self-care is a hot buzzword these days that, when truthfully explored, goes beyond face masks and bubble baths. We’re talking about mental health, meditation, journaling, physical exercise, at-home wellness – all options to delve into and invest your time/money on in your quest to feeling your most optimal. That doesn’t mean a […]

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An Architect Illuminates a New Way to Experience Sound

October 23, 2020
Interior Design

The Teno by Lumio looks like no other wireless Bluetooth speaker you’ve ever seen. The 5-inch diameter object has the appearance of a cracked minimalist sculpture pieced back together using kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery using lacquer mixed with powdered gold. Its innards glow through the crack, an intentional detail demanding attention, […]

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A Cozy Studio Apartment in Rivne With a Murphy Bed

October 23, 2020
Interior Design

The 360 Studio is a cozy 40-square-meter (approx. 430-square-feet) apartment located in a new, modern building in Rivne, Ukraine. Designed by TAK office, the compact studio consists of one room that works as a kitchen, dining space, living room and bedroom. To maximize space, the bed is hidden when not in use and when it’s […]

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AFTER AGO Is an Ode to the Arch

October 22, 2020
Interior Design

Lebanese interior architect and product designer Richard Yasmine is always looking to incorporate a fresh approach to his culture and tradition. To Yasmine, this means collaborating with craftsmen, respecting the relationship between tradition and technology and keeping his style of creating streamlined objects with a touch of fantasy. Yasmine’s AFTER AGO is an ode to the […]

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Zimarty Turns the Face Mask Into Wearable Architecture With zMask

October 22, 2020
Interior Design

Los Angeles-based Zimarty specializes in that sweet spot at the intersection of small-scale architecture and technology with a focus on materials and wearable architecture. Founded in 2014 by the husband and wife team of Ziba Esmaeilian and Maysam Ghaffari, the design studio creates 3D-printed jewelry that’s bold and innovative, and most definitely, stops traffic. The […]

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Michael Green on Building a Low-Carbon Future

October 22, 2020
Interior Design

This week’s DMTV Milkshake guest is Michael Green of Michael Green Architecture. If Michael Green’s name is well known outside of design and architecture circles – and it is – this is due at least in part to his viral 2013 TED Talk on “wooden skyscrapers.” For many viewers, the idea of a massive building […]

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adidas Futurecraft STRUNG Threads the Future With Robotic Precision

October 21, 2020
Interior Design

From a distance the silhouette of the newly unveiled adidas Futurecraft STRUNG share a semblance to several of the brand’s current 3D printed cushioned 4D sneakers. A closer inspection reveals an intricate and layered thread woven design unlike anything currently on the market – the first athletic shoe made using software and robotics to precisely […]

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A Narrow House in Toronto That’s Visually Connected From the Front to the Back

October 21, 2020
Interior Design

A family of four enlisted the help of Reflect Architecture to renovate this modest house near Wychwood Barns in Toronto. The buyers knew it would mean living in close quarters but it could work with the right layout. Instead of an addition or knocking down walls, Reflect was tasked with maximizing the space and improving […]

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Watch: RIT Design Conversations – A Life of Firsts: Noel Mayo [VIDEO]

October 21, 2020
Interior Design

We are pleased to share the next rebroadcast of this year’s The Vignelli Center for Design Studies’ Design Conversations Lecture Series with legendary designer Noel Mayo – A Life of Firsts. Noel Mayo is a designer and educator, and is Owner and President of Noel Mayo Associates, Inc., the first African American industrial design firm […]

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The Tobi Sofa for Rexite

October 20, 2020
Interior Design

Launched in 1968, Italian furniture design brand Rexite can be found the world over. Rexite’s collections of seats, tables, coat racks, clocks and modular systems have come from collaborations with notable names, and are full of creative originality and functional value. In 2019, Davide Raddrizzani took over Rexite from co-founder Rino Pirovano, with the goal […]

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Midgard Releases Its First Design Since the 1950s With AYNO Lighting

October 20, 2020
Interior Design

Midgard has released their first new design since the 1950s: AYNO lighting, designed by Diez Office. A contemporary take on an adjustable lamp, no joints are necessary. A slim, flexible fiberglass rod’s curve can be adjusted via a cable and two rings to control the lighting’s arc. The rod can be bent into the desired […]

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Jerald Cooper Is Disrupting the Architectural Preservation Game

October 20, 2020
Interior Design

Thanks to Melissa Goldstein, Shayan Asgharnia and Damaris Garcia for words, photos and styling. “I’m obsessed with posting something you’ve never fucking seen – or, something you’ve seen, but I get to recontextualize it,” says Jerald Cooper, founder of the creative studio Things We’ve Made, and the man behind the Instagram account HOOD CENTURY. “The […]

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