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Rive Roshan Uses Sand to 3D Print Sand in Motion

October 19, 2020

Interior Design

3D printing has taken the world to places previously unknown, from a design standpoint and beyond. Rive Roshan, a studio comprising Ruben de la Rive Box and Golnar Roshan, reached for natural sand as their material of choice for use during Milan Design Days. On display at Rossana Orlandi will be their Sand in Motion […]

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Poland’s Design Scene Is on Display in LIVING OBJECTS

October 18, 2020

Interior Design

By working with a team of 3D developers and artists, Virtual Design Destination by Adorno was able to present at London Design Festival 2020. A standout among the fourteen participating countries taking part was Poland’s LIVING OBJECTS showcase, curated by Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka. The curators of the countries involved were asked to think about specific experiences, […]

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Kimika Restaurant in New York City by Bespoke Only

October 18, 2020

Interior Design

Kimika is a new minimalist restaurant located in the Nolita neighborhood of New York City, designed by Bespoke Only. The design is a reinterpretation of quiet luxury with a restrained approach. The minimal yet luxurious space blends boldness and simplicity in a harmonious way. The spaces consists of neutral and soft colors in order to […]

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LucidiPevere Designed the Modular Couchette Sofa With 38 Interchangeable Elements

October 18, 2020

Interior Design

LucidiPevere designed a new modular seating system for La Cividina that gives nod to the private yet connected sleeping quarters on trains. Couchette offers solutions for contract environments that require modularity, security and privacy in modern times, especially with the recent need to social distance. The adaptable collection includes 38 elements that allow the freedom […]

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Friday Five With Joyce Downing Pickens of JDP Interiors

October 17, 2020

Interior Design

Photo: Amy Bartlam Los Angeles-based interior designer and owner of JDP Interiors, Joyce Downing Pickens’ love of design was born during travels as a child. Her goal with every project is to create beautiful, comfortable and textural spaces, while also providing clients with superior customer service and project management. Joyce continually collects and curates to […]

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Capture the Magic of the Moon Collection

October 17, 2020

Interior Design

The Moon Collection, Venezuelan designer Ana Volante’s first furniture collection, found its inspiration in Brutalism and the clean geometric forms that are the movement’s hallmark. Working in wood and metals, with a focus on the circle, Volante pays homage to design influences of the 60s and 70s. She’s captured the shape from all its angles, […]

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The Moon Coffee Maker Drips With Caffeine and Cuteness

October 17, 2020

Interior Design

Several of our team here would describe themselves as “coffee obsessed” [raises hand], perpetually investigating new roasts and preparation methods inspired by a love of the roasted bean. Which partially explains our fascination with the Moon Coffee Maker by Israeli designer Roee Ben Yehuda, an espresso maker reimagined with a friendlier steampunk-meets-kawaii aesthetic, resulting in […]

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Circumference Turns By-Products of Winemaking Into Luxe Skincare

October 16, 2020

Interior Design

We as consumers are more motivated than ever to make conscientious decisions about where and what our dollars go towards when we shop, maybe especially so when it comes to skincare. Questions like how effective is this product, does it work on dry/oily/acne-prone/sensitive skin, and what are the ingredients weigh on our mind and are layered […]

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Limpid Lights Add Color To Their Repertoire

October 16, 2020

Interior Design

Limpid Lights, first introduced by VANTOT in 2015, now offers color customization to give you even more unique lighting opportunities. The process used isn’t painting, as most would guess, but a nano technique that adds color to the hand-blown, transparent glass allowing for a matte colored surface. While not all colors are possible for Coloured […]

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10 Modern Puzzles To Help Get You Through Being Stuck at Home

October 16, 2020

Interior Design

With many of us still under some type of quarantine and some going back into it thanks to spiking COVID-19 cases, finding things to do while stuck at home is essential for making it through. Instead of going stir-crazy or spending all your spare time on your tech devices, bust out a new puzzle, like […]

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Experience a New Way of Sitting With the Citizen Chair

October 15, 2020

Interior Design

After years of ongoing exploration, Swiss furniture company Vitra and designer Konstantin Grcic have developed the Citizen lounge chair. Unconventional construction leads to a surprising new way of sitting with a dual purpose design that blends home and work. The seat of the Citizen chair is suspended on three cables affixed to a steel frame that […]

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Miniportrait Jewelry Boxes Will Hold Your Favorite Things

October 15, 2020

Interior Design

Most of us have a few go-to pieces of jewelry that we wear on the daily, whether it’s a favorite necklace or pair of earrings. Keeping them in an easily accessible spot saves time when getting ready and having a safe place to store them is essential so they stay protected. Designed by Ilaria Innocenti […]

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FKA on Channeling the Office of the Future

October 15, 2020

Interior Design

This week’s DMTV Milkshake guests are Stanley Felderman and Nancy Keatinge of Felderman Keatinge & Associates. Stanley Felderman and Nancy Keatinge are not just designers but seers — and perhaps no one is better able to intuit what the future of the work space will look like. “People hire us because we’re futurists,” says Keatinge. With […]

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The heco Outdoor Lighting Collection Feels Industrial + Organic

October 14, 2020

Interior Design

It can be easy enough to find outdoor furniture, once you set a budget and narrow down the style possibilities. But outdoor lighting can prove to be a bit more challenging – especially if you want to find something special. The heco outdoor lighting collection by Nendo for Flos makes a real statement with its […]

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WantedDesign and ICFF Team up for CLOSEUP

October 14, 2020

Interior Design

The cancellation of major trade shows due to the pandemic has challenged the design industry to think of creative new ways to share new launches, news and collections, and CLOSEUP is one of them. Brought to you by the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) and WantedDesign Manhattan, CLOSEUP is a new two-day trade event happening […]

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A Minimalist Home in Toronto Designed With a Focus on Natural Materials

October 14, 2020

Interior Design

A young couple commissioned Atelier SUN to design a residence in East York Toronto as a calm sanctuary to escape when their work is done. The Torrens House is a detached home spanning 960 square feet with an open floor plan that’s visually defined by a series of wooden screens. From the front door, the […]

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The SONIAH Lighting Collection Reaches for the Sky

October 13, 2020

Interior Design

In Ukranian the word ‘soniah’ means “the flower of the sun.” A perfect name for FAINA’s SONIAH floor lamp that appears to grow out of the ground and into the sky. The design is inspired by the Trypillians, the mother of civilization of Ukrainians, who had beliefs directly connected to the endless motion of the […]

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Gogoro Eeyo 1 Ultralight eBike Speeds up Your Commute

October 13, 2020

Interior Design

With gyms closed or offering only limited hours, riding a bicycle has become a popular way to maintain cardio health for countless shelter-in-place households. Unfortunately, in our experience strapping on a helmet with a mask on while riding in our local hillside neighborhood has proven above our pedal payscale. We’ve since begun investigating electric bicycles, […]

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A Renovated Duplex in Paris With Two Rooms Hidden Behind Bookshelves

October 13, 2020

Interior Design

Toledano + architects recently transformed the M Garden Duplex, a residence located in a 1970’s building in Paris, France, that had never been renovated. Spanning the first two floors, the home was completely remodeled, beginning with the layout so that it worked better for a family with three young children. It was also important to […]

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