Destination Design

A modern hotel transformed from an old Singer sewing factory aspires to become the "living room" of Downtown Detroit.

Pastel pink and forest green rooms inspire cotton candy dreams and a surrealist forest in this modern labyrinth of guesthouses.

An industrial complex gets a makeover with a jungle lobby, a 5 story atrium and a glass-bottomed swimming pool that doubles as a roof.

A 5 hour drive away from the city and in the middle of mountains, a modern barn where the architecture and landscape are similarly timeless.

In Denmark, we "hygge." In Finland, we get "Päntsdrunk." This hotel is the perfect place to drink warm cider and cozy up in your skivvies.

Among ancient rock caves, a classical Greek amphitheatre, olive groves and a private bay, a Greek hotel with private pavilions blooms.

In Tel Aviv's bustling Nachlat Binyamin district, home to a historic street market and arts fair, a regal dusky pink building rises above.

A building twice the age of Singapore lived through eras of vice and illicit activity before becoming The Warehouse Hotel.

In case you missed any, we're revisiting the most popular vacation spots featured on Design Milk in 2018.

Exciting news from AutoCamp includes a fire relief program, an expanded partnership with Airstream and plans for national expansion.

This boutique hotel has a strong architectural identity that commands attention when you approach its three monolithic volumes.

This is the third addition to the Locke Living collective, all of which has had Grzywinski+Pons' magic hospitality design touch.