Exodus, created by Luca Nichetto and JoAnn Tan for Bolon, reimagines flooring as a sculptural, story-driven design experience in Milan.
Dynamic yet playful in form, Monica Taverniti showcases new work with fantastical industrial details in an ode to Memphis design.
At Milan Design Week 2025, Formica reframes laminate as a true design staple in history with a layered, story-driven exhibition called Formica (r)Evolution.
Multidisciplinary studio DIFANE presents ÁUREA, a curated exhibition of handcrafted pieces that celebrate Mexico’s creative talents.
Belgian designer Tim Vranken's exhibition Moving Fragments showcases pieces that balance raw materiality with sculptural elegance.
ENESS captivates with a mesmerizing exhibition in Dubai made up of illuminated inflatables, redefining public space through immersive design.
Led by the sense that design should inspire serenity and freedom, Svenskt Tenn celebrates the impact of Josef Frank in the Frank in the Loom exhibition.
Dive in to the Chromacosm installation by Suchi Reddy and Asian Paints, celebrating Indian color traditions through history and innovation.
10 Years Unfolded celebrates three beloved rug designs – Illusion, Triangle, and Letters – from Stockholm-based LAYERED in refreshing new colorways.
Faye Toogood’s Assemblage 7: Lost and Found II transforms ancient materials into modern sculptures celebrating craft and rediscovery.
Dive in to the wonderful, expansive world of textiles with Patricia Urquiola and Moroso's among-us installation at Heimtextil 2025.
Explore the graphic and sculptural CONCAV Collection by Victoria Wilmotte, featuring industrial overtones supported by acid green details.
Design Milk visited Maison&Objet 2025 and we're sharing an extensive overview of all things beautiful, sensual, surreal, and sometimes spontaneous.
The Future Perfect curated a Design Miami exhibit showcasing almost 100 works from over 20 talented creatives – here are five that caught our eyes.
Art Basel Miami was full of surprises, from a tiny elevator by the infamous Maurizio Cattelan to amazing kite sculptures by Jacob Hashimoto.
