Milk Decoration – Number 65

MilK Decoration is a French interiors magazine exploring contemporary design, architecture, art and lifestyle through a highly visual and selective editorial approach.

Number 65, the October/November 2026 issue, places particular emphasis on materiality and the emotional power of objects. Faye Toogood presents “Faces & Figures”, her first collection of tiles and surfaces for Mutina, while Collection Particulière explores furniture as objects of lasting personal attachment.

The issue also visits Belgian designer Bram Vanderbeke in his Ghent studio, where sculptural objects sit between design and art, and travels to Corsica to see the home and working retreat of conceptual artist Laurent Grasso.

Elsewhere, Studio KO’s new contemporary-art centre in Tashkent brings architecture into focus, while a visit to Shiro Kuramata’s remarkably preserved 1989 CoMbLé cocktail bar in Shizuoka reveals a near-perfect time capsule of late-20th-century Japanese design. The issue also moves into hospitality with new places in Antwerp, Glasgow, Paris and Mexico City.

About MilK Decoration
Launched in France in 2012, MilK Decoration covers interiors, design, architecture, travel, food and contemporary lifestyle. Its editorial approach combines trend observation with intimate visits to homes, studios and creative spaces, placing particular emphasis on the people behind them.