Hardman Design shrinks its popular LÜNA bed down to dog size, bringing the same sophisticated silhouette to four-legged family members. design-milk.com/hardman-desi...

A stone seal and her grandmother’s mala bracelet top East Hampton architect Xiao Lin’s list of meaningful objects, alongside a ceramic incense holder and more. design-milk.com/f5-xiao-lin-...

At Clerkenwell Design Week, the American Hardwood Export Council turned American cherry into a live lesson—reframing awards, authorship, and the beauty of natural variation. design-milk.com/the-american...

Kiwibit’s Improved Bird Feeder 2 turns backyard birdwatching into a remote, AI-powered experience. Camera-mounted and solar-powered, it lets hobbyists tune in from anywhere. design-milk.com/the-improved...

Grip, pull, press, enter—Bankston and FOR SCALE turn everyday hardware into a manifesto on touch, reframing basic movements as small, deliberate rituals of design. design-milk.com/bankston-and...

On a tight footprint in Toshima City, Clerestory Garden turns urban compression into a porous mixed-use building shaped by greenery, daylight, and spatial generosity. design-milk.com/a-tokyo-buil...

In SEAM, Articolo turns imperfect fusing and welding into the main event. The visible joins aren’t flaws but ornamental details, celebrating the raw reality of how these luminaires come together. design-milk.com/these-lumina...

Tom Kundig’s One&Only Moonlight Basin is refined yet rugged, receding into Big Sky’s peaks so guests can both engage with the landscape and retreat from it in equal measure. design-milk.com/refined-yet-...

Silk that refuses to sit still becomes structure in Ana Kraš’s Svila, where shifting light, a UNESCO-protected woodcarving technique, and the cocoon’s conceptual weight shape the collection. design-milk.com/ana-kras-tur...

Kawabi and Christopher Merchant team up on the Amica Collection, a new lighting collab produced by Assembly Line that spotlights NYC’s independent design scene. design-milk.com/this-lightin...

Sculptural forms and artisanal details set the stage at this new Atlanta restaurant, where the design celebrates Italian cuisine and culture as much as the menu does. design-milk.com/this-restaur...

Kelly Wearstler’s H&M HOME collaboration proves global retail doesn’t have to flatten luxury—introducing furniture and objects that feel tactile, considered, and spatially aware. design-milk.com/kelly-wearst...

Max Lamb’s Min Chair proves how much character can come from so little. Now in production with HEM, the ever-refined design distills the chair to its most essential form. design-milk.com/max-lambs-ne...

Menu Extra crafts a dinner party around Brutalist architecture, staging Efflorescence at the center of a Franciscan chapel in Montreal. design-milk.com/menu-extra-c...

What happens when designers drop the script? ROOM’s Designers on Design pairs Becca Roderick and Morris Adjmi in an unscripted dialogue exploring the human side of contemporary practice. design-milk.com/rooms-design...

In this London apartment, every object was chosen to mean more in 20 years than it does today. Bergman Design House turns a home into a living archive. design-milk.com/bergman-desi...

An installation exploring color blindness and talks on biophilia and neurodiversity stood out on day 3 of Clerkenwell Design Week. Here’s what we’re still thinking about from the final day. design-milk.com/highlights-f...

From standout products to the creatives behind them, the Clerkenwell Design Week Awards 2026 spotlight the best unveiled in London this year. design-milk.com/winners-cler...

Sam Klemick’s Bell Chairs get a metal makeover in RAD Furniture’s Post Collection, trading softness for solidity without losing their sculptural presence. design-milk.com/post-collect...

From June 8–9, NeoCon’s 2026 Talks pack 20-minute conversations into a tight, dynamic lineup exploring salutogenic spaces, neurodiversity, and more. design-milk.com/mark-your-ca...

A secret garden and a deep dive into designing for circularity top our Day 2 picks at Clerkenwell Design Week 2026—here’s what not to miss at the UK’s leading design festival. design-milk.com/what-to-see-...

Gantri goes wireless for the first time, teaming up with Ammunition Group to take the party outside with portable lighting designed for modern life. design-milk.com/gantri-goes-...

Clerkenwell Design Week 2026 kicks off with our editors’ Day 1 picks—what to see, learn, and do at the UK’s leading design festival, straight from the ground. design-milk.com/what-to-see-...

Taiwan-Lantern makes its US debut at ICFF, where Pei-Ching Hsiao and Jean-Marc Daniëls channel Asian artisanal knowledge into lamps that balance a soft glow with modern forms. design-milk.com/taiwan-lante...

Adipat Virdi argues the future of AI-driven immersive experiences isn’t smarter tech—it’s empathy, with environments that treat people as active participants, not passive users. design-milk.com/empathy-ai-i...

Henry Marks puts wood grain front and center in a tactile CDW Award design crafted from American cherry. Produced with AHEC, it’s a quiet but pointed case for material literacy and lasting craft. design-milk.com/the-beauty-o...

In Naples, a new jewelry flagship by DS Studio challenges the sterile norms of luxury retail with a 2,350-square-foot study in emotionally intelligent design led by Dina Sarhane. design-milk.com/a-jewelry-bo...

A structural wall, boxy pickets, and grey contractor finishes once defined this Toronto townhouse—until Sam Sacks reworked it from the inside out to reveal what it could be. design-milk.com/sam-sacks-re...

In Ghent, FELT rethinks ageing-in-place with a home that rejects sterile accessibility for warmth and dignity, designed to evolve alongside its residents. design-milk.com/felts-home-f...

At Milan Design Week, Playinghouse staged its téte-a-téte group show across the architecturally distinct Villa Pestarini and Certosa District, siting spatially responsive works with strategic precision. design-milk.com/at-milan-des...

The depth of oxidized copper meets the luminosity of cherry wood in MUHLY’s Dekko, Pokal, and Prairie Pendant, unveiled at Afternoon Light. design-milk.com/muhly-celebr...

Drawing on the iconography of a halo, Ben Peng’s Nimbus Vase frames nature as something sacred—bridging art, light, and design in a single luminous gesture. design-milk.com/the-nimbus-v...

From drones to sea creatures, inflatable installations take over Milan Design Week, turning air and scale into spectacle. design-milk.com/5-balloon-in...

Material Bank brings its game-changing logistics platform to Europe, streamlining search, sampling, and specification for architects and interior designers. design-milk.com/how-material...

At this new Dallas bakery, INK + ORO channels the quiet simplicity of France’s bread culture, using warm, tactile materials that echo the comfort of what’s fresh from the oven. design-milk.com/breaking-bre...

BALMUDA’s The Clock distills the charm of a classic pocket watch into a modern alarm, pairing nostalgia with new modalities designed to support rest, relaxation, and focus. design-milk.com/this-alarm-c...

For Icelandic-born architect Tryggvi Thorsteinsson, inspiration lives in the movement of water, moss on lava fields, natural light, and the presence of family. A quiet study in what shapes his work. design-milk.com/f5-tryggvi-t...

After a trip to South Korea and Japan, Adrienna Matzeg reimagines architecture and everyday objects as luminous forms drifting across a darkened sky in her After Hours series. design-milk.com/the-nighttim...

No cords, no getting stuck on pet hair—Matic is a robot vacuum that moves across transitions and textures with ease, keeping clean simple and surprisingly stylish. design-milk.com/matic-makes-...

A nondescript chain hotel in Vienna hides The Günter, where Atelier OLK transforms the ground floor with layered nods to history and a layout built for contemporary flexibility. design-milk.com/the-gunter-r...

At Issey Miyake’s Milan shop, paper was transformed into marble. “The Paper Log: Shell and Core,” with Ensamble, upcycles garment byproducts into a vivid architectural installation. design-milk.com/issey-miyake...

Two units merge inside the landmark Rockefeller Apartments, where Nicholas Potts Studio and Studio Armando Aguirre layer Bauhaus references and vintage pieces to restore the building’s original spatial generosity. design-milk.com/two-units-be...

From sculptural seating to immersive environments, these 12 picks from Salone show how design can choreograph interaction, ritual, and space. design-milk.com/12-selection...

Refined curves borrowed from surfing and skating shape CARVER, Mary Ratcliffe Studio’s newest furniture collection. design-milk.com/mary-ratclif...

Cleverly porous built-ins and bold color blocking turn this sprawling Milan apartment into a versatile urban landscape, as Atelierzero updates the space with strategically deployed finishes. design-milk.com/this-milan-a...

“For Massimo, design was life and life was design.” At Triennale Milano, a look at Vignelli’s legacy through Michael Bierut’s memories of a decade shaped by Swiss-centric rigor. design-milk.com/a-language-o...

At legendary Bar Basso, Thilo Reich staged what may have been Milan Design Week’s quietest show, debuting his Urban Tissue outdoor table and chair collection as a counterpoint to the event’s growing scale and intensity. design-milk.com/this-might-h...

Conductor, a new London workspace, centers on an atrium lush with greenery, channeling the grandeur of historic palm courts for a fresh take on the office. design-milk.com/a-palm-court...

Arieto Studio’s ILO Lamp passively charges at its base, then detaches completely when it’s time to take the party outside—a portable light that looks just as good at rest. design-milk.com/the-ilo-lamp...

Half analog, half digital, the BB-777 channels the quintessential ’80s boombox—then upgrades it to meet and exceed today’s standards. design-milk.com/this-half-an...