Mjölk Book Volume III

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—01. Printed in Toronto.

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Toronto-based design shop, Mjölk, have recently released their third book and the theme this time around is the Japanese tea ceremony. The subjects featured across 144 pages range from tea masters and craftsmen to potters and architects, each related to the traditional ritual in interesting and important ways.

—Available at Mjölk

Mjölk Book Volume I

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—01-03. 104 pages, full colour.

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The design and furniture store in Toronto, Mjölk, has made a good name for themselves through a beautifully put together store and unique selection of items for the home. Their clean aesthetic and consistent taste transfered well to their first print publication, featuring articles and interviews with a selection of designers and craftsmen that they adore.

—Mjölk

Mjölk, Toronto

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—01. Brooms, birds & dining.
—02. Mjölk interior.
—03. Shikimono oak tray by Tomii Takashi.

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With a focus on pure, honest and quality goods - inspired and imported from Japan and Scandinavia, Mjölk offers one of the better retail experiences in Canada. The shop is run by couple John and Juli Baker, whom have done an excellent job in keeping the space minimal, balanced and varied. The selection includes furniture to tiny accents, all of which are selected for good reason.

—Mjölk
—Interview with Mjölk via 189