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Our Top 15 Favorite Designers From WANTED 2025

Design Milk

The C Back Lounge Chair a trade exclusive distills some of their favorite design gestures into an elegant, barely-their structural frame then paired with a sculptural waterfall seat and back cushion. Their work is elementally complementary, which lent themselves to a more honest, fulsome showcase.

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Top 10 Friday Five Posts of 2024

Design Milk

Her origami-inspired technique transforms paintings into oversized wall sculptures through experimentation with proportion and patterning. Susan Maddux Shares Her Vintage Textiles, Art Collection + More Los Angeles-based artist Susan Maddux makes works that are an incredible three-dimensional experience drawing.

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Reflect Designs a Harvey Specter-Approved Penthouse in Toronto

Design Milk

Pieces like a sculptural liquid tin kitchen island by Nicholas Schuybroek and bespoke designs by Sabine Marcelis emphasize the intricate detailing and custom nature of the transformation. In the kitchen, a sculptural centerpiece the liquid tin island designed by Schuybroek commands attention.

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Kasper Kyster Beautifies Plastic Into Handmade Furniture

Design Milk

The collection, which includes two chairs, a table, a bench, a stool, pendant light, a shelf, and a sculptural floor light, look almost glass-like, with textures and imperfections reminiscent of ceramics.

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Stillmade Debuts the Collaborative Series With Four Artists + Designers

Design Milk

The Brooklyn-based manufacturer and designer has been a leader in the American furniture manufacturing industry for the past decade. Along the way they’ve consistently provided small, emerging designers access to production that’s generally reserved for big brand names and large manufacturers.

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Mud, Water, and Heat Combine to Add Tactile Beauty to Terracotta Collection

Design Milk

Australian New Volumes’ approach to furnishings and objects could be surmised to be one in response to the diminishing presence of the natural, textural, and the imperfect – designs defined by a materiality serving modern living innately attuned to the earthly elements.

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10 Top Visual Trends for 2025

Graphic Design Junction

Unlike minimalism, which strives for visual restraint, maximalism encourages designers to layer textures, combine multiple styles, and create a sense of abundance. A minimalist logo with a splash of maximalist color or texture gives brands a modern yet bold identity.