March 2011

Nest (1:2:3:4) Chair

Nest (1:2:3:4) is a chair (or a series of chairs) designed by Kirsten White and built by Jeremy Cox and Lucas Brancalion from Brothers and S…

Fogo Island Artist Studios in Canada by Saunders Architecture

The Shorefast Foundation and the Fogo Island Arts Corporation commissioned Todd Saunders of Saunders Architecture to create a series of six …

DB Glassworks

While at the Architectural Digest Home Show, I spotted a lovely and elegant arrangement of glass vases from DB Glassworks.

Pencil Shavings Necklace

I just love this colorful series of pencil shaving necklaces from Australian designer Victoria Mason. It’s handmade from silver with a…

Sidekick Red Desktop Notebook

New Chairs from Moroso

Moroso will launch a series of pieces at Salone in Milan next month, and they sent over a sneak peek of two chairs.

Neat by Christophe Pillet

As a marketer within the furniture industry, I have come across thousands of designs that overlap, influence, and even contentiously imitate…

Fresh From The Dairy: Fictional Characters

This week’s picks for The Design Milk Dairy are all focused on fictional characters, whether from movies or cartoons. I love this angu…

Murphy & Gert

Cute collection of goods from Etsy shop Murphy & Gert. From plush beds to colorful collars, they have a nice selection of patterns and S…

Tik Tak

Tik Tak is a new installation from Drzach & Suchy:

Pinto Chair from BoConcept

BoConcept‘s latest products include this Pinto chair, which caught my eye because there aren’t too many stylish recliners out th…

Desert House in Arizona by Circle West Architects

This 5,000-square-foot home, the Desert House, located in Paradise Valley, Arizona was designed by Circle West Architects. The residence of …

EvaTwo Tote Bag

Live.Anywhere by Linda Allen

Linda Allen, who has years under her belt as an established interior designer, just launched her first line of lamps called Live.Anywhere, w…

MilkWeed: It’s All In The Details

As Springs springs, I feel like a enraptured kid seeing things for the very first time. Like really SEEING, and with all my senses…. c…

Craftivism

Sarah Corbett creates cross-stitch graffiti into grates and screens. Reminds me of urban knitting or yarnbombing.