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Some collaborations are unexpected in the best way. “Satellites”, a new exhibition conceived by Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn and celebrated Japanese game designer Hideo Kojima – is one of them. Presented by Prada with support from Fondazione Prada, the show landed at Prada Aoyama Tokyo with a simple but lofty goal: exploring how two creatives, […]
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Mark Jupiter always knew he was a creator, and in his youth he embraced different forms of expression. He eventually felt a deep pull to design and built his first house, with care in every element. “I felt that it was something I needed to do at least once in my life,” Jupiter says. “From […]
It’s only fitting that Austin-based hospitality group Bunkhouse Hotels should dub its new Houston locale, Hotel Saint Augustine, after Saint Augustine. The fourth-century theologian was canonized as the patron saint of printing because of his extensive writings on and early dissemination of the catholic faith. The new locale situates near the Menil Drawing Institute. Augustus […]
In a clever fusion of sustainability, modern aesthetics, and made-to-order charm, the Tilt + Shift Collection of lighting is proof that eco-conscious design doesn’t have to dim your style. Designed by David Rockwell of Rockwell Group for Toronto-based design platform Stackabl founded by Jeff Forrest – best known for turning manufacturing waste into covetable objects […]
A few months back, Serene Industries made waves in the mechanical keyboard world with the Icebreaker – a striking, brutalist-inspired keyboard milled from a solid block of aluminum. Now, the company is back with a refined take on the concept: the Cleaver, a more minimalist yet equally bold keyboard designed to bring industrial design sensibilities […]
Known primarily for his masterful ceramics, Danny Kaplan has now ventured boldly beyond his established vocabulary, introducing three collections that signal a dramatic expansion of his material exploration while maintaining the sculptural sensibility that defines his work. Kaplan’s thoughtful approach to palette – evident in his carefully developed ceramic glazes – serves as a throughline […]
When Chelsea Riggs, CEO of Brooklyn-based haircare brand amika, envisioned a new workspace, she wanted it to be the antithesis of a standard business hub. “It’s intentionally designed to be the anti-office, a place where the boundaries between work and inspiration are fluid,” she says. CIVILIAN was selected to design the 19,000-square-foot open office, located […]
The circle is so much a part of Chengdu, China, a city known for its fusion of modernity and traditional values. Found everywhere from the Golden Sun Bird, to Anshun Bridge, to the city’s circular layout, Wade and Leta pull on these themes found throughout the city to create their interactive Stop, Listen, Look exhibition. […]
Prior to the pandemic, there was nothing particularly interactive nor collaborative about video conferencing solutions. But during the lockdown desperate times called for desperate measures. Many of us learned to regularly jump onto video software solutions like Zoom and Microsoft Teams to keep up with deadlines, schedule interviews, and even occasionally just connect with colleagues […]
The Bang & Olufsen Beosound A1 has long stood out as a premium portable speaker, beloved for its compact size, sleek aesthetics, and rich audio performance. Now in its third generation, the latest iteration of the Beosound A1 introduces not only refined sound and design upgrades but also a significant leap forward in sustainability and […]
Tucked behind an old tree in the heart of Gurugram, India, the Maurpankhi residence is a seamless interplay of architecture and nature. Designed by House & Beyond, led by architect Pushpender Arora, the 3230-square-foot bungalow is a place for the family to unwind, reflect, and reconnect. Conceived as a sanctuary for a family immersed in the […]
Physics defines light as 100% predictable. Using that guiding principle, and other laws that show how matter moves through the world, Snøhetta asks – or perhaps answers – the question: what would a lamp look like that is designed by the light rather than the other way around? The Aura Collection for Viabizzuno, which debuted […]
In an era where convenience often comes at the expense of quality or style, Dynaudio is aiming to break the mold. The Danish high-end audio manufacturer has unveiled its most ambitious product yet: the Symphony Opus One soundbar. Priced at $20,000 and slated for release in late 2025, this is not your typical slim speaker that […]
For one week in May, New York City is a scheduling race for contemporary art lovers, with multimillion dollar auction previews at both Christie’s & Sotheby’s, over eight major art fairs, and over a 100 peak gallery openings. In the scheduling competition to see it all, it’s no small feat for an artwork to pull […]
In the heart of Palm Desert, one of California’s celebrated architectural landmarks has been reborn with renewed vibrancy and purpose. The Miles C. Bates “Wave House,” famed for its signature sweeping roofline and avant-garde design, gives nod to the past while transforming into a dynamic space to be lived in, thanks to a groundbreaking partnership […]
If you thought Crocs couldn’t get any more unexpected, think again. The garden-to-streetwear comfort shoe just got a head-to-toe print refresh courtesy of Finnish lifestyle design house Marimekko, known for its unapologetically bold patterns and color-happy aesthetic. This cheerful collaboration puts the iconic Unikko blooms front and center. Whether you’re running errands or planning a […]
In an age where technology dominates nearly every aspect of daily life, one company is finding a clever way to reintroduce a bit of the natural world – without giving up your gadgets. On April 1st, known for pranks and parody, Dbrand took an unusual approach: it announced a new product line called Touch Grass. […]
For 55 years, Range Rover has set the standard for luxury SUVs, with outstanding off-road capability and cutting-edge technological advancements. The iconic brand launched its first installation in Milan, Futurespective: Connected World, designed in collaboration with design studio NUOVA. Two seemingly opposite worlds collide – a 1970s showroom, complete with wood paneling, shag carpet, and a […]
Pour yourself a fresh cup of coffee – Knoll’s latest lineup is one you’ll want to savor slowly. Unveiled as the Knoll Pavilion at Milan Design Week 2025, the heritage brand’s newest suite of collaborations brings together a who’s who of design visionaries, each offering their own take on craft, comfort, and form. Featuring sculptural […]
When Brooklyn-based designer Virginia Sin launched her home goods brand, SIN, in 2007, it was with a simple mission: to bring warmth and intention into everyday living. Fast forward to today, that mission is scaling up in a big way. At ICFF 2025, SIN will debut its most expansive lighting launch yet – introducing the […]
.row-awards div img {width: 100%;} Launched in partnership with SANDOW DESIGN GROUP, the inaugural CDW Product Awards debuted at Clerkenwell Design Week in London, spotlighting standout products that represent the best of today’s design thinking and tomorrow’s possibilities. Winners were selected for their bold vision, thoughtful execution, and impact across disciplines—from sustainability and accessibility to […]
Joya Nandurdikar has plenty in her home country to inspire her, especially the objects and forgotten techniques that are centuries old. She believes that design is not only a form of expression, but also a tool for cultural preservation that she utilizes in her own practice. “There’s a vast and diverse landscape of materials, skills, […]
Clerkenwell Design Week is nearly upon us… Are our friends and readers in the London area ready for some exciting programming?! If so, you can RSVP here. Next week, Design Milk managing editor Joseph Sgambati III will join SieMatic’s Director of Brand Experience Marc Sporer on stage at the Church of Design for an engaging […]
In the heart of Tokyo’s Shibuya district – between the youthful buzz of Harajuku and the neon blur of the Shibuya Scramble – TRUNK(HOTEL) CAT STREET offers a boutique hospitality experience that’s as much about feeling good as it is about doing good. Opened in 2017 with just 15 guest rooms, the hotel redefines what […]
