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The Blank Spaces architecture storytelling contest winner shares a unique take on Alice in Wonderland.

It's time for the 2014 LuciteLux® JUST IMAGINE Awards and we've got the inside scoop on how to enter.

Enter to win a design marketing package, press kit, and so much more to help launch your design career.

It's that time of year again! New A' Design Award winners and a new year to submit your designs.

This year's Collab student design competition, inspired by Marc Newson, yielded fruitful results.

A flying robot cleaning system concept that could revolutionize how we clean our house. Fingers crossed that the future comes soon.

Some of our favorite winners of the A' Design Award, including some we've featured on Design Milk before.

Don't forget to enter the A' Design Award & Competition - the deadline for submissions is February 28th!

A' Design Award & Competition is a well-respected annual design competition honoring the best in design and aimed at helping young designers

You've seen the final designs and now it's time to go in-depth with the winner of Electrolux Design Lab 2012. The Aeroball design was interesting based on the description but hearing Polish designer Jan Ankiersztajn talk about it, made the product that much more fascinating. Not only did he win €5000, he also gets a much-coveted, six-month paid internship with Electrolux that will no doubt provide him with invaluable knowledge for the future.

Remember when we mentioned that we were going to Milan to the final event of the Electrolux Design Lab for 2012? Well, we went and met the top 10 designers in person and listened to them present their designs -- they were most impressive! Stay tuned for the winner but in the meantime, here's a more in-depth look at some of our favorite designs.

The Electrolux Design Lab began in 2003 as an annual competition for all students of industrial design to develop future household appliance ideas. Celebrating their 10th year, Electrolux Design Lab asked the students to design concepts that reflect more of a sensory experience and that they did.