June 2013 - Page 3

Drawgg: A Dog-Shaped Chest of Drawers by Broken Home

Meet Drawwg, the handsomest dog-shaped chest of drawers around. This little guy is handmade from walnut (with beautifully crafted maple dove…

WATCH: Design Milk Talks to Patricia Urquiola [VIDEO]

Patricia Urquiola enters the workspace realm with a new collection with Haworth that focuses on movement and flexibility.

Dwell on Design 2013 Exclusive House Tour: Las Tunas

A major cosmetic remodel to half a duplex on the coast of Malibu.

M.A.S.S.A.S. by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso

A sofa system with a unique name: M.A.S.S.A.S. Can you guess what it stands for?

Refillable Rainbow Glass Mind + Body Wash

Discarded Canvas Waste Becomes Wallets: Remade by CanvasPop

Recycled wallets made from discarded canvas waste, with proceeds going to charity.

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Break Tradition with AIM Light

The latest lighting from Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for FLOS breaks tradition.

Man and Machine Working Together: Pressed Objects by Floris Wubben

Floris Wubben brings the human touch back to machine-made objects with this new collection.

All Weather Dog Jacket by Wildebeest

Inspired by San Francisco’s inclement weather, the doggy outfitters at Wildebeest have designed a new all-weather jacket to keep your…

Grapple Coat Hanger Made from Grass

Utilizing an entirely new grass-based bio-plastic, these hooks are innovative in terms of form, function and material.

Dwell on Design 2013 Exclusive House Tour: Garten + Reid Residence

We begin the Dwell on Design West Side Home Tour in Venice with a renovated 1940's bungalow.

Make it Modern: DIY Two-Tone Sail Rope Hammock

Take an afternoon to weave a two-tone sail rope hammock to double up on relaxation time.

Black Obsidian Facial Roller

Bedrooms Photographed by Toby Scott

Three color-drenched bedrooms make excellent Colourlovers palettes.

Campana Brothers: Concepts Exhibition

The Campana Brothers take over a NYC gallery in their first solo gallery show in the U.S..

Friday Five with Thomas Wold

Designer Thomas Wold shares five things that keep him inspired.