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Are you ready to boost your daily design inspiration? At Design Milk, we serve up the freshest design discoveries from across the globe, ensuring you’re always filled with exciting new ideas. Since our start in 2006, we've been your go-to source for the latest trends in architecture, interior design, automotive, fashion, technology, and art. Our mission is to simplify modern living while making it accessible for everyone. We celebrate creativity, support sustainable and ethical practices, promote inclusivity, and are simply passionate about all things design. We're committed to uncovering and showcasing emerging talent and are thrilled to connect with a community of fellow design enthusiasts like you! Stay informed and elevate your lifestyle with us!

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The Artisans Series by Georg Jensen Is All About Small Pleasures

3 days ago | design-milk.com | TJ Girard

No meal feels quite complete without something sweet at the end – especially in summer, when gelato or ice cream becomes a daily ritual. A scooped indulgence often brings back memories of childhood and travel: sitting on the stoop, strolling down a cobbled street, cone in hand. But beyond the nostalgia, there’s something deeper at play. These small pleasures offer a moment of comfort – a brief pause of joy that feels especially welcome when the world feels a little heavy.
Design Milk Activates The Mart With a Designer Wellness Lounge

1 week ago | design-milk.com | Joseph P. Sgambati III

Last year, we talked tech. This year, we tackled wellness. But the two topics share more than you might think. After all, the human experience is powered by electrical currents and neural pathways all housed in some sort of organic machine. At this NeoCon 2025, Design Milk implemented a Designer Wellness Lounge within SANDOW’s DesignScene, tucked away on The Mart’s 11th floor, to serve as a sensorial escape while showcasing the transformative power of design in promoting workplace well-being.
12 Favorites From Fulton Market DesignDays That Spark Joy

1 week ago | design-milk.com | Joseph P. Sgambati III

Chicago maintains a rich design history with contributions spanning architectural, graphic, and industrial design, but the last decade has seen something of a renaissance for the contract furniture industry that gathers there. From modern towers to Art Deco facades, this vibrant cityscape became the perfect backdrop for pop-ups, permanent showrooms, and installations found during Fulton Market DesignDays (FMDD).
Framed Ewe Phoenix Gets Eye-Catching Refresh by Adi Goodrich

1 week ago | design-milk.com | Joseph P. Sgambati III

Confession of a shopaholic: retail therapy doesn’t require completing a purchase to reduce residual sadness, though it doesn’t hurt. Browsing a brick and mortar business is an effective form of socialization and offers space for rumination. In many cases, these establishments become extensions of circulation through the public realm. For this reason, LA-based Adi Goodrich has dedicated her creative practice to democratizing good design critical to local cultures.
Alicja Kwade Traps Time in Perception-Warping Exhibition

1 week ago | design-milk.com | David Behringer

On view at Pace Gallery in New York now, Alicja Kwade’s “Telos Tales” offers a hypnotic and sensory-heightening experience of material, movement and time. Born in Poland and currently living/working in Berlin, Alicja Kwade is a master at fusing nature, technology, and perceptual glitches in a range of material, and now with her first solo exhibition at Pace Gallery, presents new monumental sculpture and confounding glass works that are not what they first appear.
Leta Sobierajski Talks Giant Pandas, Sculptural Clothing + More

2 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Anna Zappia

When Leta Sobierajski enrolled in college, she already knew what she was meant to do, and she didn’t settle for anything less. “When I went to school for graphic design, I really didn’t have a backup plan – it was this, or nothing,” she says.
Warsaw’s Old Town Is Tempered by the Puro Stare Miasto Hotel

2 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Adrian Madlener

Reconstructed after World War II, Warsaw’s citadella-like Old Town is defined by picturesque squares, cobblestone streets, and grand neo-classical buildings. The UNESCO-site is undeniably one of the Polish capital’s main, if at times overrun, tourist attractions. With decidedly muted earth-tones and subtle textures, the recently opened Puro Warszawa Stare Miasto hotel offers a level of welcomed respite.
Mimi Shodeinde’s Miminat Opens a Jewel Box Space in London

2 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Anna Zappia

For more than two years Mimi Shodeinde searched for the perfect building for her studio, Miminat Designs. The British-Nigerian artist and designer envisioned a showroom and exhibition space where she could highlight her existing work and focus on her next collections. “I didn’t want it to be like a typical gallery or too heavily curated,” says Shodeinde.
Finally, a Wi-Fi Router You'll Want to Show Off

2 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Christian de Looper

Let’s be honest: Wi-Fi routers are typically an eyesore. All blinking lights and plastic housings, they’re built purely for function – not form. As a result, most of us tuck them away in the corners of our homes, hiding them behind bookshelves, under desks, or in closets. Unfortunately, this out-of-sight placement often leads to frustrating dead zones and weak connections. Korea Telecom (KT), in collaboration with Korean industrial design studio Intenxiv, is aiming to flip that norm on its head.
Design, Donuts + DJs: Fulton Market DesignDays 2025

3 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Joseph P. Sgambati III

Chicago’s West Loop has always buzzed with creative energy – post-industrial warehouses turned restaurants, hidden galleries, and a distinct pulse that makes it one of the country’s most forward-thinking, up-and-coming design districts. But for three days in June, it transforms into something even more electric.