
05.30.17
Fair Report
The Best of ICFF, and More: Part Two of Our (Massive) NYCxDesign Roundup
It’s mind-boggling for us to think that just ten years ago, during our frequent business trips to Europe, we would constantly get asked if New York Design Week was worth visiting, and we would inevitably — if reluctantly — respond that no, it was not. But look at us now! We have not only one but TWO (or three?) New York Design Weeks, and this year they were packed with enough impeccably curated events to easily rival the London Design Festival. In addition to OFFSITE and the dozen exhibitions and launches that were part of our Sight Unseen Presents project, plus all the shows and projects we covered in our first NYCxDesign story earlier this month, there were so many good things on view last week that in addition to the massive roundup below, we’ll be publishing a couple more stories in the next few days on individual collections. New York Design Week has officially arrived.
Colony
Farrah Sit
Wall hangings by Hiroko Takeda, totem lamp by Allied Maker
Weavings by Hiroko Takeda, lamps by Farrah Sit
Moving Mountains
Study for Screens by Philippe Malouin for Hem
ICFF / Articolo
ICFF / Bower
ICFF / Claste
ICFF / Coil + Drift
ICFF / Eric Trine
ICFF / SCP
Philippe Malouin
ICFF / Steven Haulenbeek
ICFF / Uhuru
ICFF / Umbra Shift
ICFF / Workstead
ICFF / Yield
Furnishing Utopia II
Ladies & Gentlemen Studio
Norm Architects
Studio Tolvanen
Vera & Kyte
Fort Makers for Visual Magnetics
Kasthall
The Salvage Lab
Brendan Timmins
Kim Markel
Wyatt Little
Wilderness Bodies
Wintercheck Factory
Lindsey Adelman Studio
Featuring lights by Mary Wallis (far left), Lindsey Adelman (left), and Karl Zahn (center and right)