Kicking off the 2025 year of Designer Desktops, Designtex and artist Sophie Smallhorn share a playful, rhythmic pattern of ribbons.
Before the clock hits midnight, Design Milk takes a look back at the 10 most loved articles from 2024, including an airport and a retro CD player!
Design Milk takes a look back on the 12 stunning, downloadable desktop wallpaper designs by artists that graced all of our tech devices in 2024!
The Jaguar Type 00 concept represents the beginning of a new Jaguar unlike anything we've seen from the classic brand before.
The Level Lock+ (Matter) blends Level's signature minimalistic smart lock design with even better support for the smart home.
What if walls could talk? Co-hosts Faraz Shah and Ella Hazard pose this question on Sense of Space presented by Turf and SURROUND Podcast Network.
The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is designed as a modern "living room on wheels," and could be the most comfortable electric SUV on the market.
Revisit Design Milk's top 10 most popular technology articles from 2024, filled with nostalgic gadgetry and tools for better living.
Pro-Ject has taken the wraps off of what could be the most advanced turntable out there, in the form of the Pro-Ject Signature 12.2.
The Charger by Counterpart and Joseph Guerra is designed to charge your phone in style with a retractable cable design that eliminates messy cords.
The Nothing Phone (2a) Plus Community Edition was designed a little differently by drawing inspiration from Nothing's community of fans.
Bang & Olufsen and Ferrari are further expanding their partnership to include a range of new products – including some of B&O's best.
Joseph Patton’s downloadable December Designer Desktop weaves unity, connection, and warmth – perfect for closing the year meaningfully.
The newest Apple Mac mini takes the "mini" concept to a new level, offering excellent performance in a tiny minimalist body.
Logitech's Giulio Barresi, a design leader and strategist, shares some of his favorite items, from a cheese slicer to a Marimekko pattern, and more.
