Milieu Magazine

In our magazine, we focus on capturing the essence of every story—the vibe, atmosphere, and personality of a location. We explore what makes a beautiful house or garden special, highlight the distinct style of design professionals, share insightful essays about home living, and present innovative ideas for achieving your desired home aesthetic. These are the core elements that define our publication.

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Hamilton Edition Bath Tub

3 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

Hamilton Edition Bath TubMarmi’s Hamilton Edition Tub features a rim for a firm grip and a recessed base that makes it easy to step in. Its honed interior is ergonomically sculpted for comfort. This model is made of Picasso stone.
Classic Cloth's Dartmouth - Milieu

3 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

Classic Cloth’s Dartmouth Classic Cloth’s DartmouthClassic Cloth’s Dartmouth pattern, for Wells Textiles, is defined by its multi-hued array of stripes of varying width. The pattern comes in a 54” width, with a 10 3⁄4” repeat (approx.). Made of 100% linen and handwoven with hand-dyed yarns. Saray Fragoso
Forest Sling Chair

3 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

The Forest Sling Chair from Verellen combines contemporary elegance with a relaxed design. The smoothly carved wood frame is complemented with plush cushions and a strong leather sling.
Ardlussa Palm Box

3 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

McKinnon and Harris refined the old-world Caisse de Versailles with their Ardlussa Palm Box with custom preserved olive tree. Handcrafted of high-performance aluminum, the planter can be coated in any of 25 finish colors.
18th-Century French Jardinière

3 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

18th-Century French JardinièreThe Branch Bar Stool from Cox London is a versatile piece of furniture for your home. Made of sturdy wrought iron in a warm bronzed finish, its cushioned seat is covered in leather.
Cotswold Brass Pot Rail and S Hooks

3 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

Cotswold Brass Pot Rail and S Hooks Cotswold Brass Pot Rail and S HooksAs practical as it is sculptural, the Cotswold Brass Port Rail and “S” Hooks from Armac Martin is an element for your kitchen to keep your pots and pans in line. This version features an aged brass finish, though the company offers a variety of available finishes. Saray Fragoso
18th-Century Spanish Side Table

3 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

18th-Century Spanish Side Table 18th-Century Spanish Side TableMarta Gualda discovered this handsome 18th-century Spanish side table (22” h. x 29 1⁄2” w. x 19 1⁄2” d.) during her travels. Its front drawer is decorated with an etched diamond pattern, below which is a hand-carved scalloped pattern. Much of the hardware is original. Saray Fragoso
Warm Embrace - Milieu

3 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

Warm Embrace is the name of this DJE original mixed-media work of art (30” x 40”) from South + English. It’s described by its maker as “an expression of life’s journeys and relationships, using shapes, patterns, color and texture…”
Calm, Cool, and Collected

4 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

When you step inside this house in Houston’s Boulevard Oaks neighborhood, the first thing you notice is a painting by Dan Christensen. At first glance, the canvas appears to be blank. But closer inspection reveals the eruptions of color and complexity lurking just beneath the surface. Like the painting, the home’s interior appears deceptively simple at first glance: a synthesis of spare spaces, sepia colors, and natural materials.
A Family Farm - Milieu

4 weeks ago | milieu-mag.com | Saray Fragoso

Situated on 50 acres in California’s Riverside County, a sprawling, renovated country home has become the gathering place for four generations of the Patels—a large extended family whose farming roots extend deep into the soil of Gujarat on India’s western coast. While not their ancestral home, the sensitive, collaborative decoration of its interiors by Los Angeles–based designer Meghan Eisenberg evokes the family’s agricultural heritage with an elevated informality.