Art

Design Milk's Editorial Director Caroline Williamson returns to the Take 5 helm to share five things catching her eyes lately.

Nebil Zaman's latest work is a series of cut plaster cast MDF furniture forms with an emphasis on material and texture.

Shou Sugi Ban is a collection of sculptural bowls, hand-carved from solid cedar wood + treated with a traditional Japanese technique.

Students are the next torchbearers of innovative, sustainable design, and ECONYL® + Parsons School of Design are championing them.

Llisa Demetrios, youngest grandchild of Ray + Charles Eames, shares her work at the Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity and as a bronze sculptor.

Felipe Pantone takes his signature, graphic aesthetic and turns a basic rectangular pool into a colorful pinwheel made using ONIX mosaic tiles.

Designer Emi Young of Brooklyn-based studio Abundant Habitat creates a downloadable desktop wallpaper for us based on a rug she designed that celebrates the beauty of life's dualities.

Each piece of Transcendence is a part of the full story when read through the visual linguistics that travel throughout the series.

To close out National Wellness Month, Stephanie Harrison shares how she creates colorful graphics to help others find happiness in The New Happy.

During August's National Wellness Month, we asked 12 independent and emerging creatives one simple question. Here are their answers.

Harmonious Contradiction is an exhibition between MASA and Sotheby's with artists producing polished bronze and brass floor works.

New York City hosts two surprising water sculptures this summer, including Jeppe Hein's "Changing Spaces" that temps visitors to enter his "liquid architecture" at Rockefeller Center, while Cristina Iglesias resurrects an ancient creek at Madison Square Park in her meditatively beautiful "Landscape and Memory."