A classic MCM house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright's apprentice gets a modern renovation.
A small condo needed more function so a pre-fabricated loft that packs a multitude of functions into its compact design was created.
An 800 square foot apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan becomes a light-filled loft that feels more spacious.
What happens when you have 215,158 LEGO bricks, 1000 hours, and a team of 12 people? A life-sized, realistic caravan gets built.
Luigi Rosselli Architects designed this home in a relatively new suburb on Sydney's North Shore, made up of two crossed volumes.
Located on the edge of a lake, this house appears abstract from the street, and open and house-like on the other side.
Reichel Architekten were given the task of renovating while at the same time preserving this country house in Visbek, Germany.
Using monochromatic colors, clean lines, and simple furnishings, designer Alena Yudina designed this apartment for a small family in Kiev.
A modest apartment in Tel Aviv gets revitalized to become an open, light-filled interior that distributes light and air to each space.
A look at the most popular posts that Design Milk offered up in 2015, from art to home furnishings, interiors to architecture. Take a peek.
To revisit our favorite posts, Jaime, Gregory, and Caroline put together a list from the year and we’re sharing them as our Editor's Faves.
Z-AXIS DESIGN, based in Taiwan, designed this modern, minimalist apartment with a focus on black and white as the base color.
We cover some of the most incredible modern interior design from around the world and we go back to see the most popular posts from 2015.
Roundups cover a lot of inspiration in one shot, and this year we rounded up everything from laptop backpacks to modern barns - take a look.
We hopped around the world to show incredible architecture projects of all sizes. Take a look back at the top architecture posts from 2015.
