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Simplicity is often thought to be one of the most elusive design traits, a product of a vast amount of trial and error until the least does the most. The Rider Range by Objects for Thought embodies this ideal, combining mechanical knowledge with minimalist design to create a cohesive lighting collection that can live comfortably […]
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From an early age Amanda Leigh had an affinity for art, and she was intrigued by residences of various styles. She was also a volunteer for the Appalachia Service Project, which provides home repairs and replacements for income-eligible families. Yet no matter what other interests captured her attention, she always found her way back to
F5: Amanda Leigh Talks the Flatiron Building, Staircases + More Read More »
The recent fires in Los Angeles have left an indelible mark on the vibrant design community and the rest of the countless individuals whose lives and homes have been upended. At Design Milk, our hearts are with everyone affected by this tragedy. As we navigate the path forward, we want to share resources that can
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Nestled in the scenic surroundings of Pilar, Argentina, Nirvana House by AtelierM reimagines the boundaries of residential architecture. Overlooking a polo field, this 3,767-square-foot home combines innovation, sustainability, and a commitment to blending with its environment. The result is a home that transcends mere functionality, offering its inhabitants a seamless connection with the natural world.
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What started as a humble bar stool crafted for one of New York’s most exclusive clubs, APT, in 1999 has grown into a design icon, celebrated over 25 years through reimagined iterations, museum showcases, and countless collaborations. That design is the Bishop, a hallmark creation by the renowned Iranian-French architect and designer India Mahdavi. To
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Mophie is making its travel charger even better. The foldable 3-in-1 Travel Charging Station has long been a favorite for those who want a 3-in-1 wireless charging station on the go, but the latest version of the charger – the 3-in-1 Travel Charging Station – Global Edition – steps up its design and build quality,
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Standing atop a cliff overlooking Mexico’s Pacific coast, a visitor might easily miss the Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo at first glance, which is precisely the point. The resort’s remarkable architecture, conceived by an alliance of Mexico’s most distinguished design firms, seems to emerge from, and then dissolve back into the landscape – a contemporary interpretation
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Located in downtown Austin, 816 Congress is a prominent 20-story high rise built in 1983. IA Interior Architects was tapped to complete the latest round of renovations for the landmark. With a hospitality-focused redesign, the architects created a user-friendly environment that celebrates the essence of the locale. “The initial concept was to activate the building
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KHIRY is an Afrofuturist luxury brand specializing in sculptural jewelry pieces, uplifting Black voices and culture in an industry that has systematically excluded them. Gestural form and clear design communication take center stage, led by founder Jameel Mohammed’s talent for narrative. Launched in 2016, his expertly polished, referential forms are highly sought after, clientele including
Take 5: A Bold Bangle, Red-Hot Chairs, Stained Glass Sculptures + More Read More »
The latest in the 2024/2025 Design Conversation Series by the Vignelli Center for Design Studies, Antenna Design brings their unique perspective to the stage at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Founded in 1997 by Masamichi Udagawa and Sigi Moeslinger, the studio is known for its people-centered approach to solve complex design challenges. With an impressive
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