The jury + public have spoken! Here are the 2023 Isola Design Award Winners in the Furniture, Seating, Lighting, Tableware, Textile, Product, Material, Sustainability, Outdoor + Innovation categories.
Designed by Kelly Wearstler for Serax, the new Zuma collection of plates and glassware is versatile, meant to be mixed + matched in color, pattern + shape.
The new Ann Demeulemeester-Serax collection is the first furniture designed by the fashion designer, who has worked on collaborations with the brand since 2019.
Hem's new range of tableware and accessories shares the brand's love of creating unique pieces for the home with talented collaborators.
New to the Design Milk Shop, departo expertly crafts modern objects that help anchor us to the present moment, and bring endless possibilities to your space.
We sat down with Tortuga's founder, Andrea Hill, to learn the ins and outs of the contemporary homewares brand.
British designer Max Lamb's Crockery collection for ceramics brand 1882 Ltd. looks raw and rock-like but is actually very refined and lightweight.
Gone are the days of saving your best dining ware for special occasions. Elevate your everyday table setting with tableware that sparks joy.
The Design Milk staff shares their modern glassware and tabletop picks for a stylish and festive NYE celebration.
A floating light, a playful chandelier, a sculptural stoneware collection + a stool, all four products are an evolution of Anony's design journey.
From modern cookware and gadgets to tableware and accessories, we're serving the best kitchen gift ideas for the home cook in your life.
førs studio is a female founded product design company creating objects for essential living. See the collection in the Design Milk Shop!
The RawUrban Kitchen Collection launched with a modern tool based on a traditional kitchen tool used for preparing local dishes in Nigeria.
Karim Rashid has taken KreatebyKarim to a new level by introducing new tableware – our favorite is the Shadow Collection!
Paola C. launches new collections by Neri & Hu, Jaime Hayon, and (a+b) dominoni, quaquaro at Maison&Objet 2019 in Paris next month.
