Design Milk

Design Milk

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Houston’s newest hideaway, @hotelsaintaugustine by @bunkhousehotels, channels monastery-meets-modern energy with lush courtyards and surrealist interiors. Nestled near the Menil Drawing Institute, the hotel taps into the city’s rich art legacy—with a Texas twist. With velvet drapes, sculptural lighting, and a Michelin-recommended bar, it’s a quiet retreat that still knows how to party. ✨ 🛎️ Check in for the full tour at the 🔗 in bio. Photography by @nicole_franzen and @juliesoefer.

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✨ Retail therapy starts with the vibes, and @adigoodrich absolutely nailed it with @framedewe's 10-year refresh! 🕶️ From a bold checkerboard facade to a violet banquet that steals the show, every inch is a wink to whimsy and good design. Inside, warm woods and playful curves make it the kind of spot you actually want to linger in—because who says picking out new frames can’t be an experience to savor! Step inside to see more at the 🔗 in bio. Photography by @erik.benjamins.
Set in Warsaw’s Old Town, @purohotels Stare Miasto brings Danish minimalism, local artistry, and a smørrebrød-serving restaurant into one seriously serene stay. Designed by @gamfratesi, the hotel layers in cozy Scandinavian textures, nods to Poland’s past, and art from rising Polish talent. Even the smallest details—like custom bath products and mid-tone Dinesen floors—feel thoughtfully, beautifully placed. ✨ 🛎️ Check in to see more of this #DestinationDesign at the 🔗 in bio. Photography courtesy of @pionfotografia.
@sophiegoineaudesign transforms a quirky mid-century layout into a sun-dappled sanctuary that feels more villa than vintage. ✨ A teak pivot door sets the tone, but it’s the ceiling’s wave-like slats that make this Malibu home truly sing! With layered ash wood shielding harsh sunlight and rooms that flow seamlessly to the pool, this home blurs the line between indoors and out like a true California dream. ☀️🌊 Get the full tour at the 🔗 in bio. Photography by @virtuallyherestudios.
Kids are officially living the dream with @paola_lenti_official's vibrant, pint-sized furniture collection that’s basically grown-up cool — but way more fun. 🤩 From cozy knit chairs to playful poufs and swivel seats perfect for spinning into your own little world, this collection proves that great design starts young. 💫 Explore it more at the 🔗 in bio. Photography by @sergiochimenti.
Tate’s modular magic is here to turn public seating into a playground of privacy and good vibes, with flexible combos that swivel, snap, + keep you comfy *without* hogging space. 🙌🏼 Made by @here_now_design, it’s lightweight, recyclable, and wheelchair-friendly—making any hangout feel fresh and fun! See more about it at the 🔗 in bio. Imagery courtesy of Here Now.
Debuting at @3daysofdesign, @kushedamensah’s Palma Pouf for @hem is a reminder that grown-ups deserve playtime too! 🙌🏼 With bulbous, stackable shapes inspired by nature’s softest forms, this cozy modular piece swaps stiff for snuggly—inviting connection, conversation, and a bit of whimsy to any space. Explore it more at the 🔗 in bio. Photography by @erikwahlstrom.
Not your average coffee concentrate ☕✨ Created by a mother-daughter duo, @drinkkloo's small-batch brew is chef-approved, cocktail-friendly, and fridge-worthy. With a frosted bottle that looks like it belongs on a bar cart (and tastes just as good in cocktails as it does in your morning mug), it’s the secret weapon for hosts, home cooks, and anyone who takes their coffee—and aesthetics—seriously. Head to the 🔗 in bio to see how we'd put it to use 😋 Photography courtesy of Kloo.
Natalie Shook’s (@_n.shook_) Ledoux Prêt turns storage into art with trunk-like towers and shelves that play dress-up in draped steel or perforated cherry wood. ✨ Shelves slot in at any height you like—no tools needed! The perforated wood keeps things light and airy, while the steel adds an industrial edge that’s effortlessly cool. Check it all out at the 🔗 in bio. Photography courtesy of N. Shook.
Proof that you don’t always need to start from scratch—this 1940s home got a modern glow-up without losing its soul. ✨ A sweeping concrete roof with oculus skylights floods the space with natural light while clever passive design keeps things cool and sustainable. Between garden views galore and cozy nooks, Palm House by @leetonpointonarchitects nails the art of thoughtful reinvention. Step inside for the full tour at the 🔗 in bio. Photography by @lisacohenphoto, courtesy of BowerBird.
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