Joey’s Corner is a non-profit design firm founded by Michael Osborne. This dedicated group truly pours its heart and soul into the work. Thank you!

“There is nothing more gratifying than designing for these dedicated, hard working organizations doing the most important work in the world, with the most incredible people I have ever met.” - Michael Osborne

http://www.joeyscorner.org

http://modsf.com

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Designing around an egg, by Johannes Hoyos.

http://www.design-egg.net

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I really love this nesting coffee table I found over at Burke Decor.

http://www.burkedecor.com

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Designed by Yoonsang Kim.

http://www.yankodesign.com

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I’m so excited to welcome our newest sponsor, Moop! We love Moop bags! I am still thinking about that Market bag..my biggest issue is deciding on a color. Which bag is your favorite?

http://www.moopshop.com

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We are currently looking to add a few new bloggers. Possible areas of focus include technology, fashion, and an all-around new/events/happenings/exhibitions/”what’s going on”-type reporter. If you would like to be considered for one of these positions with Design Milk, please email us at info@design-milk.com with subject “Contributing Blogger” and include:

1. A summary of your blogging or writing experience
2. What you believe you can bring to Design Milk
3. Link(s) to any articles, blogs, or other related websites to which you have contributed

Submissions without the above items will not be considered. We prefer that you have an art and/or design background or at least are passionate about this subject. Journalism or blogging experience is a plus. We want bloggers who are committed, passionate, and creative. For example, we love bloggers who will offer more than just a post here and there - we want ideas and feedback on how we can make DM better for our readers.

Bloggers are expected to write 1-3 posts per week, but it is preferred that they contribute more often. Communication and creativity are key to being a DM blogger. Please note that currently this is an unpaid position, but we’re growing fast and things can always change.

We’re always looking for one-off guest posts on any topic related to art & design. If you are interested in writing a guest post, please email us at info@design-milk.com with subject “Guest Post”. In your email, please explain what type of post you would like to write and link to any example posts or sites to which you have contributed. This is a great way to get exposure.

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What a great pillow by Nate Williams. Check out more of his art here.

http://www.urbanoutfitters.com

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I really enjoyed checking out this house by Greico Designers/Builders. I get a lot of submissions with magazine-ready photos, but these non-professional photos are endearing because they are much more realistic. I like the “what you see is what you get” or “celebrities without makeup” approach.

http://www.greicohomes.com

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If you don’t know about The Poster List, now is the time!! Adam sent over this awesome new take on the “Keep Calm” poster. Sweet. I also included a few others I really like below:

All posters are printed with 100% vegetable ink on organic acid free paper. This week and next they are having a 2 for $20 sale: 2 posters for $20. Go poster crazy!

http://www.theposterlist.com

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Helen Amy Murray’s surface reliefs on everything from chairs to headboards to walls are just unbelievably gorgeous. The detail is just as amazing as the overall effect.

http://www.helenamymurray.com

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Remember this?

Well, Crate and Barrel has this:

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Joe Harmon is building a car made of wood, and if you’re in Atlanta August 20th-23rd, you can see it at the IWF (International Woodworking Fair). Amazing.

Thanks for the link, Caroline!

http://www.joeharmondesign.com

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Floor to Heaven has done it again. I’m mesmerized by their rug-designing and making abilities.

http://www.floortoheaven.com

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Rebecca emailed me to tell me about her awesome cushion business: Cushlab. I can’t get enough of the textures. Plus, faux bois ones are really fancy.

http://www.cushlab.co.uk

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