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Artist and designer Tamara Efrat translates textiles by Bauhaus women weavers into 3D reliefs, which then become slip cast molds for these beautiful porcelain objects.
1960s design icon Joe Colombo's Carrello Musica spins back as a reissue in celebration of the intersection of Milanese design and jazz.
The energy-efficient, go-anywhere Wick Candlelight is now available in new, modern black and white finishes.
ATUS Collection is a minimal furniture collection by Bea Pernia that merges contrasting materials to create structured assemblages.
The Signals collection of floor, wall, and pendant lamps feature a rigor aluminum construction for the body and conical Murano glass shades that emit varying degrees of color.
Studio Verbaan's Minimal Marquetry applies puzzle-like pieces of veneer to smooth objects to create a pleasing pattern.
Studio BOIR brings an interactive experience to table salt letting the end user witness the white crystals form while also harvesting them.
Hues of anthracite, chalk beige, dark forest, desert green + iron red give the Balcony outdoor collection versatility and elegance.
WETSYLE's new Bauhaus collection of vanities and countertop sinks offers two applications that include wall-mount and floor-mount options.
Full of personality, Kobble Collection's soft "blobject" lights find their foundation in the idea that shapes have the ability to affect our mood.
The Vlonder low tables designed by Antwerp-based designer Marc Meeuwissen feature a hand-sawn wood surface and a mix of offset-placed round and square legs.
Norwegian design brand, Northern, has officially landed in the U.S., exclusively at Design Milk – here's what you should shop first.
Malene Barnett's Kindred Wallpaper Collection collaboration with Lulu & Georgia combines the cultural + artistic traditions of the African diaspora with modern art + design.
Kassandra Guzman, founder of Kuu Pottery, makes clever, playful work that mixes classical forms with her super-witty take on modern ceramics.