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London Design Festival 2012: designjunction

London Design Festival 2012: designjunction

designjunction was one of the most exciting shows of London Design Festival. The venue alone was enough to look forward to. Built in the 1960s by the Ministry of Works as a Royal Mail Sorting Office, it became largest in the UK in the 90s before closing down. Since then it has been used for everything from an illegal rave in October 2010, to an Alexander McQueen fashion show earlier this year. The design had a lot to live up to. Luckily it didn't disappoint.

Design Milk LIVE at the Marimekko NYC Flagship Store!
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Design Milk LIVE at the Marimekko NYC Flagship Store!

I have some really exciting news, Design Milkers... I will be blogging, tweeting, Facebooking, talking, and hanging out LIVE -- ALL DAY thi

Design Milk 2012 Reader Survey: Win an Eames Chair from Smart Furniture

Design Milk 2012 Reader Survey: Win an Eames Chair from Smart Furniture

It's been quite a while since we talked. It's time to find out a little more about you guys out there in Internet-land.

Wallflower Photographic Wall Decals

Wallflower Photographic Wall Decals

We've featured wall decals before but never ones that are from high-resolution photographs. These Wallflower wall stickers are from high-quality photos that are enlarged to enormous proportions and are a great alternative to wallpaper.

Philippe Starck and Axor Launch New Faucet Collection

Philippe Starck and Axor Launch New Faucet Collection

I headed to Berlin last week to attend the launch of the Axor Starck Organic bathroom collection, which is a collaboration between design genius Philippe Starck and the German company Hansgrohe's luxury brand, Axor. The collection combines a sleek, organic faucet form with a revolutionary way of saving water.

Milkweed: Park Dweller or Beach Bum? There’s Only One Answer if You’re a Fan of Green

Milkweed: Park Dweller or Beach Bum? There’s Only One Answer if You’re a Fan of Green

Downtown Los Angeles just got a lot greener, and is the perfect example of why I’ll take a sea of green over the ocean blue any day. Still under construction, the new Grand Park runs east to west from Grand Street to Hill Street and the City Hall downtown. Designed by Rios Clementi Hale Studios, a portion of the park opened in July and the remaining segments extending to City Hall, later this summer.

How to Install an Urbio Wall Garden/Storage, or The Easiest Thing I've Ever Done

How to Install an Urbio Wall Garden/Storage, or The Easiest Thing I've Ever Done

We just got an Urbio modular wall storage unit called the Big Happy Family. Mr. Design Milk and I installed it a few weeks ago in our kitchen. It's so easy to install! Here's how it's done.

Timeline Reclaimed Lumber Alternative for Flooring and Projects

Timeline Reclaimed Lumber Alternative for Flooring and Projects

If you're on the hunt for where to get reclaimed wood for flooring or furniture project and you're finding it difficult, Timeline is a new design alternative to reclaimed wood and conventional on-site finishing.

Colorful, Modern Kid-Friendly Apartment by Incorporated Architecture & Design

Colorful, Modern Kid-Friendly Apartment by Incorporated Architecture & Design

Located in New York, this apartment by Incorporated Architecture & Design, is dubbed the "Bohemian Apartment," but I would call it more of a modern jungle gym! If you have a hard time picturing kids in a modern environment, this will give you a better visualization of how adults and kids can live in a modern home in perfect harmony.

A Visit to Cubeshops

A Visit to Cubeshops

This month's Design Store(y) is a tale of how a design-minded woman, Sakiko Ichihara, who originally moved to Toronto to attend university, translated her love of her native culture into a business. Her boutique, Cubeshops, tucked away amid restaurants in downtown Toronto, carries Japanese design objects, gifts, stationary, pens, and the like. It's a great blend of daily use, practical products and fun, design-y stuff you just want.

J Schatz Happening Curtain Captures the Sun

J Schatz Happening Curtain Captures the Sun

Jim Schatz is back with an indoor/outdoor hanging "curtain" made of translucent porcelain. Called Happening Curtains, these sun-capturing orbs would make a great porch hanging, but could also be used as a room divider, over the inside of a window, or even on a wall as art.

Byblos Art Hotel

Byblos Art Hotel

It may look like the most traditional of villas on the outside, but inside the Byblos Art Hotel, located near Verona, Italy, is a glorious blend of Old World meets hot-right-now, for an over-the-top effect of modern madness. Furnishings with Baroque and Napoleonic silhouettes are executed in acid hues, mid-century masterpieces are nestled in front of ornate moldings and wall panels, and formal grounds are dotted with vibrant sculpture.

A’ Design Award and Competition: Our Favorite Winning Designs
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A’ Design Award and Competition: Our Favorite Winning Designs

Each year, A’ Design Award and Competition seeks out the best in design across multiple categories to award the very best designs with their

Color Pop: Paul Kariouk's Architecture and Interiors

Color Pop: Paul Kariouk's Architecture and Interiors

The carefully chosen, rich hues that Ottawa-based architect Paul Kariouk uses in his work make quite an impact, though the actual number of colors is fairly limited. An aqua-tinged navy paired with an almost neon orange, bar red against the forest greens, and acid pink and green are all inspiring pairs. For CMYLK, using Colourlovers palette tool, we picked those out, and then filled in the blanks with the neutrals.

DINE+DESIGN with Target and PATCH NYC

DINE+DESIGN with Target and PATCH NYC

A few weeks ago I spent some time in Boston with PATCH NYC to celebrate PATCH NYC's collection for The Shops at Target, which launched on 9/