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5 Designers on Our Radar From the Upcoming Isola Design District Exhibitions

October 12, 2020

Interior Design

Isola Design District is returning to Dutch Design Week which will be hosted from October 17-25th, 2020. Due to COVID-19, this year’s festivities will be entirely digital which means anyone anywhere in the world can view Isola Design District’s two new exhibitions, Materialized and Isola Design Gallery. Materialized will focus on sustainable design and biomaterials, […]

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JDWA Transforms an Empty Attic Into a Contemporary Workspace for Upfield

October 11, 2020

Interior Design

When the Unilever brand split from their margarine and spread department, they had it continue as its own independent company named Upfield. The formation of the new company would unite all of their Rotterdam departments, including the offices, research & development, logistics and production, under one roof on the unused upper floors of a building […]

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GUBI Releases New Pacha Designs by Pierre Paulin

October 11, 2020

Interior Design

Iconic designer Pierre Paulin spent years studying comfort in an effort to create the feeling of sitting on clouds. While his Pacha collection was a few decades ahead of its time in 1975, it’s being reissued today by GUBI. Modular by design, the Pacha Lounge Chair, the Pacha Lounge Chair with armrests, a pair of […]

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5 Highlights You Should Know About From Detroit Month of Design 2020

October 11, 2020

Interior Design

Detroit recently concluded its annual Detroit Month of Design extravaganza led by Design Core Detroit. This year was extra special as it marked their 10th edition of the design festival and although many events were virtual this year, it only allowed even more participants across the country to discover the creativity and spirit of Detroit. […]

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Indulging in Vegan Skincare + Haircare With Alder New York

October 10, 2020

Interior Design

Sampling new products, especially when it comes to shopping for new skincare, haircare and body care, is a convenient way to guarantee that they’ll work for you or won’t cause an allergic reaction. But what if a product was already designed to work for all skin types, no matter your age/gender/ethnicity/skin or hair type, because […]

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Old + New Danish Design Come Together in the Islets Table Collection

October 10, 2020

Interior Design

The Islets table collection, designed in collaboration between Maria Bruun and Fredericia, puts the steadfast beauty of Danish design on full display. Bruun represents the new generation of furniture designers with respect for tradition and heritage, and space to bring it into the future. Furniture company Fredericia was established in 1911, and have manufactured some […]

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AeroLyze Breath Glucometer Wins the 2020 US James Dyson Award

October 10, 2020

Interior Design

More than 1 in 3 Americans – totaling about 88 million – are prediabetic. Unfortunately the majority of that group is unaware of their borderline condition, a missed opportunity to steer a considerable amount of that figure from developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease and stroke. Designer Thipok Poom Cholsaipant’s‘s AeroLyze aims to simplify testing […]

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Friday Five With Jason Wu

October 9, 2020

Interior Design

Photo: Laurence Ellis Jason Wu’s interest in fashion began at an early age, when he would use dolls as mannequins for the miniature garments he would sew. It’s taken the designer only ten years to create his internationally recognized brand of clothing. Merging classic American sportswear elements and couture, his collection is sold globally. Since […]

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Teenage Engineering OB–4 Dials up the Nostalgia of the Mixtape

October 9, 2020

Interior Design

While the contemporary silhouettes of wireless audio devices steer ever further into the realm of the amorphous and ambiguous [see: new Google Nest], industrial designers operating in more niche realms of home audio are still tapping into the collective memory of pre-digital devices like turntables, cassette players and portable audio systems. The imprint those analog […]

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An Apartment on a Residential Yacht That Transforms From One Bedroom To Two

October 9, 2020

Interior Design

It might look like a regular residence at first glance, but this 600-square-foot apartment is located aboard a residential yacht. Designed by Michael K. Chen Architecture (MKCA), the Pied-å-Mer serves as a couple’s holiday retreat for themselves and their grown children as it easily transforms to welcome two to four people. MKCA utilized their own […]

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The Minimalist Ruxton Rise Residence by studiofour

October 8, 2020

Interior Design

Ruxton Rise Residence is a minimalist home located in Melbourne, Australia, designed by studiofour. The home is based on the client’s three most important life values: family, health and integrity. The home goes beyond a physical structure, but becomes symbolic of the family’s beliefs. The architects’ response was to focus on the experience versus creating […]

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These cloudnola Clocks Will Have You Flipping Out

October 8, 2020

Interior Design

If you have an appreciation for all things analog, just love clocks or need one to keep time, the Flipping Out clocks from cloudnova are a cool option. Flip clocks have been around for decades but they’re often hard to find in working order. Cloudnova took the idea and gave them a modern spin by […]

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Katie Treggiden Is Making Sense of Waste

October 8, 2020

Interior Design

This week’s Milkshake guest is our very own Editor at Large, author and speaker Katie Treggiden, who recently released her latest book Wasted: When Trash Becomes Treasure, which examines waste in design. “My question is always, ‘now what?’” says author and speaker Katie Treggiden, whose book Wasted: When Trash Becomes Treasure arrives in bookstores this […]

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Welcome to the Great Outdoors With BD Barcelona Design

October 7, 2020

Interior Design

BD Barcelona Design has been producing design-forward furniture and objects by some of the industry’s biggest names for over 45 years. As you can imagine, in that amount of time they’ve amassed a sizable offering of pieces for residential and commercial spaces. This year they decided to pull together everything in their lifetime collection that’s […]

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The LIVE/WORK Collection Welcomes a New Era of Life

October 7, 2020

Interior Design

Collaborations with leading and up-and-coming designers are a big part of Established & Sons’ DNA, and they recently introduced two fresh faces to their roster of talent via the LIVE/WORK collection. Created as a response to blurred lines between work and home, each piece in the series lends itself to a wide array of spaces […]

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A Colorful Columbus Home That Combines a Modern + Eclectic Aesthetic

October 7, 2020

Interior Design

Once a duplex in Columbus, Ohio’s German Village, this modern residence is the result of combining two units into a single family home. The finished project came together as a collaboration between Mary Dietsch Architecture and Edgework Creative, and along with the homeowner, who led the interior design, a colorful, playful interior emerged evoking the […]

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The Making of the Fizi Lighting Collection by Articolo

October 6, 2020

Interior Design

For this month’s Deconstruction, we head to Melbourne, Australia to the Articolo, an artisanal lighting studio lead by Founder and Creative Director, Nicci Green. With mouth-blown glass being their passion, we were intrigued to find out more as to how their Fizi lighting collection is made. The series has a number of fixtures, including table […]

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Take 5: Pour-Overs, Pet Beds, Backpacks + More

October 6, 2020

Interior Design

Every other week we’re inviting one from 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. Digital Marketing Manager + Writer Dani Howell takes the reins this week for […]

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Charlap Hyman & Herrero Reimagines the VitraHaus Loft Into a Lush Interior

October 6, 2020

Interior Design

In recent years, Vitra has enlisted the help of Jasper Morrison and Raw-Edges to redesign the VitraHaus loft in Weil am Rhein, Germany, and this year New York- and Los Angeles-based Charlap Hyman & Herrero took the reins and reimagined the space as a “lush landscape for living indoors.” With much of the world encouraged […]

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