David Oldroyd, principal and owner of internationally renowned design firm ODADA, joins Design Milk for Friday Five to share what keeps him centered, inspired, and more.
Design Doodle designed a Gurugram home full of curves, terrazzo, and fluted details that feels as though you're being hugged by a marshmallow.
Dihome's Yevheniia Sytnyk designed the Suprematism Apartment in Kyiv which serves as a modern homage to the Ukrainian avant-garde movement.
Designed by Corinne Mathern, this ranch-style Santa Ynez Valley residence features iconic home furnishings that embody the owners' personal ethos.
Full of star power, this meticulous renovation of an architectural 1940s Hollywood Regency home in the Hollywood Hills includes custom interiors by Studio OSKLO.
Simara Melo transforms a closed off home in Praia Brava, Brazil into a nature-inspired, light-filled minimalist home for a family of five.
In Chonburi, Thailand, the Harudot café by IDIN Architects features a baobab tree growing through the structure and playful floor patterns.
Occupying the former Bolhão Soap Factory, Saboaria is a boutique hotel in Porto, Portugal that blends historical charm with modern luxury.
Natural Villa, by GROWTO DESIGN, celebrates simple pleasures for a serene escape – complete with a tea room – from urban life in Chengdu, China.
Designed by Sonya Lee, Meow Parlour is a modern NYC cat cafe where cats and humans alike can play, relax, and form lasting bonds.
Architecture Building Culture, Wraight + Associates LTD, and Lindsay Gerber Interiors collaborate to design the spectacular Reef House on the beach in Fiji.
Designer Betsy Brown transforms a Redmont neighborhood home in Birmingham, Alabama, by fusing the city's industrial past with a contemporary touch.
Interior designer Claire Hung’s approach to this kid-friendly home in Brooklyn provides a case study for imbuing space with elegance + joy.
Designed by NOKE Architects, the electric House of Color in Warsaw is a tiny cottage boasting a vibrant color palette within a serene locale.
Jorge Brown Cott reimagines a Brooklyn townhouse by seamlessly marrying domestic comfort with the aesthetic allure of its surrounding art.
