For well over a decade, British designer Max Lamb has been challenging the code and conduct of a contemporary furniture industry still mired in Modernist convention and the bottom-line economic model of often-disjointed mass manufacturing.… Read More »Max Lamb’s New Min Chair Achieves Maximum Character with Minimal Means
Montreal is no stranger to Brutalist architecture. The iconic utopian housing complex that overlooks the St Lawrence River (Habitat 67 by Moshe Safdie for Expo 67) is just one of many, albeit the most famous.… Read More »Menu Extra Crafts a Dinner Party Around Brutalist Architecture
An international family of four, described simply as collectors, commissioned Bergman Design House to design their second home in London. They came with a brief that was precise in its ambitions: refined, personal, and enduring.… Read More »Bergman Design House Turns a London Apartment Into a Living Archive
Highlights at Clerkenwell Design Week 2026: Day 3 Every day, Design Milk editors bring you the best to see, learn, and do during the UK’s leading design festival. Here are our picks for Thursday, May… Read More »Highlights from the final day of Clerkenwell Design Week 2026
Much of design is conversation between what is and what isn’t—in binary code, the specific weave patterns in fabric, and the weight found in negative space. RAD Furniture brings this sensibility of contrasts to life… Read More »Post Collection Brings Solidity and Substance to Seating
From June 8–9, this dynamic lineup of 20-minute conversations will dive into topics ranging from salutogenic spaces to designing for neurodiversity. Itineraries are already filling up for the commercial interior design industry’s premier annual event,… Read More »Mark Your Calendars: The 2026 NeoCon Talks Are Almost Here