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It’s hard to believe that the holidays are just around the corner – Hanukkah begins later this week, then Christmas later this month, followed by Kwanzaa. Then it will be 2024! But before we get too far ahead of ourselves, let’s slow down and enjoy the holiday season all December long. To help kick up …
22 Modern Christmas + Holiday Decorations to Deck Your Halls Read More »
A symphony of rich textures play while gossamers dance in the sunlight of Ulla Johnson’s Los Angeles, California, flagship store designed by Kelly Wearstler whose repertoire of collaborations with furniture makers, craftsmen, and artisans give the space its local gusto. Ulla Johnson flagship facade with a weeping mortar brick finish The immersive shopping experience begins …
Kelly Wearstler’s Design for Ulla Johnson Delivers Retail Therapy Read More »
Every iterative improvement of the smartphone has added to an undeniable reality: mobile devices are generally all the same in form and function. Of course, the capabilities and quality of features do differ to a degree, but compared to the earliest years of iPhone and Android most phones today are all rather capable devices. So …
PUNKT MC20 Is a Minimalist Mobile Mindful of Your Privacy Read More »
Celebrating the city’s creative talents, NYCxDESIGN presents its fourth annual exhibition and poster campaign, An Ode to NYC. Nine graphic designers were chosen to illustrate the NYC of tomorrow for a collection of one-of-a-kind posters that demonstrate the robust creativity of New York’s design scene. All posters are available exclusively through Poster House and a …
NYCxDESIGN’s An Ode to NYC Poster Campaign Returns for Its 4th Year Read More »
First designed 25 years ago in 1998, David Weeks Studio has reissued one of its earliest works: the Aluminum Bullet Chandelier. A perfect example of the studio’s genre-defining, sculptural light fixtures, the limited-edition handcrafted work has been pulled from the archives and gently revamped and refined. Clearly paying homage to the timeless bullet-shaped shades of …
David Weeks Studio Reissues the Iconic Aluminum Bullet Chandelier Read More »
Wrapping up another year of Designer Desktops is Glenyse Thompson, a Florida-based contemporary artist known for her vibrant and ethereal paintings. In her recent works, Thompson’s use of liquid inks create organic shapes and flows are scented with a hand-drawn “conversation,” what she calls the sculptural forms that are featured in each of her works. …
Desktop Wallpaper: December 2023 With Glenyse Thompson & A Street Prints Read More »
Our smartphones have undeniably become the preeminent photographic tool used to document our daily lives, democratizing photography to levels of ubiquity in its simplicity and convenience. But what does smartphone photography look like in the hands of a professional artist tasked to capture images guided by the emotion of nostalgia using only an iPhone 15 …
“I Remember You” Exhibits Some of the Best of iPhone Photography Read More »
Design Milk is happy to share the second lecture of the 2023/2024 academic year of the Vignelli Center for Design Studies Design Conversations Lecture Series featuring the multi-hyphenate, Richard Poulin. The Southern California designer, artist, educator, and author discusses his extensive career which has been divided between professional practice and academia. Having spent over 30+ …
Watch: Richard Poulin on His Extensive Career + the Work of Rudolph de Harak Read More »
Entrepreneur, speaker, art collector, and curator Kristina Lopez Adduci is the founder and CEO of House of Puff. She created the New York-based cannabis lifestyle brand to offer products that resonated with her own personal preferences. Over time, she’s transformed it, harnessing the power of art to drive social change. With such a broad range …
F5: Kristina Lopez Adduci Shares a Favorite Vintage Car, Perfect Cocktail + More Read More »
Ninety years ago in 1922, the Kiyomizu Elementary School first opened its doors to welcome a new generation of Kyoto school children into an era of modernity. The reinforced concrete construction stood representative of Japan’s breakneck efforts to modernize and integrate hallmarks of European design on a national scale, a minor monument in stark contrast …
The Academic Architecture of The Hotel Seiryu Kyoto Kiyomizu Read More »
