Camron NYCxDESIGN Pack 2017

N E W YO R K DESIGN WEEK PAC K

2017

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Introduction

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Subway Map

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Who To Follow

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New York Apps and Maps

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NYCxDESIGN

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ICFF

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Sight Unseen OFFSITE

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Sight Unseen Presents

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WantedDesign Manhattan

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WantedDesign Brooklyn

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Soho Design District

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Design Pavilion

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NYC Design Talks

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Camron Clients in New York

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NYCxDESIGN Invitations

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Meet & Eat

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Fact sheet for NYCxDESIGN

INTRODUCTION This year’s three-week NYCxDESIGN marathon is clearly a testament to the ever-expanding design industry and community in New York, as well as the international interest that it continues to attract.

In addition to the usual destinations, such as ICFF and Wanted Design (in Brooklyn and Manhattan again), the city of New York is more supportive than ever, with a new design pavilion right at the heart of it all, in Times Square.

This year, Sight Unseen OFFSITE moves back downtown to 100 6th Avenue, with a highly focused program of 25 elevated individual presentations. Their Norway x New York collaboration returns for its second year, with 5 American and 5 Norwegian design studios, and a Sight Unseen-curated exhibition of 25 emerging designers will be a highlight. This year, they also introduce Sight Unseen Presents, an event series meant to increase the visibility of design with the activation of a dozen fashion and design shops and restaurants throughout the city from May 16-23.

If you’re visiting from out of town, a trip out to Greenpoint is totally worth it for a visit to A/D/O, a 23,000 square foot design space that will launch their second programming season – Common Sense – this week.

All together we’ll have 23 projects supported by our team in NY, four people in from London and four from our growing Los Angeles office.

We’re excited for you to join us!

Judy Dobias

CAMRON DESIGN, LIFESTYLE AND BUSINESS INNOVATIONS AGENCY LONDON | NEW YORK | LOS ANGELES

COMPILED BY Sophie Warner, Max Siteman, Harriet Gray and James Hart

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SUBWAY MAP

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Meatpacking/ West Village

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WantedDesign Manhattan

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WantedDesign Brooklyn

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Soho Design District

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Times Square Hub

WHO TO FOLLOW

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DIANA BUDDS @DianaBudds

JOSH RUBIN @joshrubin

PAOLA ANTONELLI @curiousoctopus

MAX FRASER @maxfraserdesign

JOE GEBBIA @jgebbia

CAROLINE BAUMAN @baumtweet

CLIFF KUANG @cliffkunag

MARCUS FAIRS @marcusfairs

JOE DOUCET @JoeDoucet

KELSEY KEITH @kelseykeith

PEI-RU KEH @skiptotheru

ALAN G. BRAKE @AlanGBrake

DAN RUBINSTEIN @danrubinstein

SARAH MEDFORD @samedford

DAN HOWARTH @dahowarth

WENDY GOODMAN @dhwendygoodman

CINDY ALLEN @thecindygram

FELIX BURRICHTER @febubufe

AMY ASTLEY @amytastley

PHILIPPE MALOUIN @philippemalouin

SPENCER BAILEY @spencerbailey

ASAD SYRKETT @as4d

ARIC CHEN @aricchen

ALEX GILBERT @ashtongilbert

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NEW YORK APPS AND MAPS HANDLES Keep up to date with what’s happening during NYCxDESIGN

@NYCxDESIGN @nycxdesign #NYCxDESIGN

@ICFF @icff_nyc #ICFF2017

@wanteddesign @wanteddesign #WantedDesign

@SohoDesignDist @sohodesigndistrict #sohodesigndistrict

@sight_unseen @_sightunseen_ #suoffsite

#designpavilionnyc @design_pavilion

APPS & MAPS Find your way around NYCxDESIGN

ICFF NYC 2017 The ICFF NYC 2017 Show directory is now accessible on your smartphone.

ITRANS NYC SUBWAY The ultimate NYC transit app, featuring realtime arrival info.

DINE BY TASTING TABLE A curated restaurant finder that makes it easy to find the perfect restaurant for any occasion.

CITY BIKE The perfect co-pilot for all your biking adventures in the city.

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DESIGN DISTRICTS NYCxDESIGN MAY 3 - 24 INDIVIDUAL EVENT TIMES

INDIVIDUAL LOCATIONS INSTAGRAM: @nycxdesign TWITTER: @NYCxDESIGN #NYCxDESIGN www.nycxdesign.com

NYCEDC Launches NYCxDESIGN 2017 Program includes hundreds of events throughout the City, 2nd annual NYCxDESIGN Awards, and a brand-new Design Pavilion in Times Square May 2017 – New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) today launched the fifth installment of NYCxDESIGN, the City’s official celebration of global design. The expanded program includes hundreds of events taking place throughout the five boroughs from May 3 - 24, 2017. NYCxDESIGN focuses on the City’s cultural and commercial opportunities, elevates established and emerging design practices and increases local and international awareness of, and appreciation for, design.

In partnership with the Public Art Fund (PAF), this year’s celebration kicked off with a press conference at Brooklyn Bridge Park. The event also featured the opening of Anish Kapoor’s installation, Descension, presented by PAF, as part of its 40th anniversary season.

Event speakers included Alicia Glen, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development, Cindy Allen, Editorin-Chief, Interior Design magazine, Nicholas Baume, Public Art Fund Director and Chief Curator, internationally renowned artist Anish Kapoor, Eric Landau, President of Brooklyn Bridge Park and Edward Hogikyan, Senior Vice President of Marketing, NYCEDC. “New York is the global capital of design. NYCxDESIGN showcases our own homegrown talent, brings ideas, art and innovation from all over the world. With more exhibits and partners than ever, this year’s events are not to miss,” said Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen.

Created in 2013 with the support of the New York City Council, NYCxDESIGN has grown in scope and popularity both locally and internationally. The event provides a unifying platform for New York City’s diverse design community and highlights their contributions to the city’s unique cultural fabric and economy while previewing the latest in global design.

The New York City metro area is home to over 7,500 design firms and over 50,000 full-time designers. Having increased by over 30% in the last decade, design firms generate over $555 million annually in City tax revenue. In an effort to expand the global impact of NYCxDESIGN, the program has been represented at a number of international design weeks including Milan, Shanghai, Barcelona, and Tokyo.

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DESIGN DISTRICTS NYCxDESIGN programming is informed by a Steering Committee comprised of leaders from the city’s vast design community including numerous city agencies, public organizations, world-renown museums, and trade organizations. Key NYCxDESIGN events include ICFF, WantedDesign, CollectiveDesign, BKLYN Designs, NYCxDESIGN Awards, Frieze Art Fair, Soho Design District, Tribeca Design District, Design Pavilion, American Design Club, the New York Design Center, graduate shows from the city’s leading design schools, and museum exhibitions.

Below are some 2017 NYCxDESIGN programming highlights to date: • (NEW) Design Pavilion and Market • (NEW) Times Square Hub • (NEW) Retail Partnerships • (NEW) Staten Island MaskerSpace Spring Open House • (NEW) Tech+ • (NEW) TEFAF New York • (NEW) Socrates Sculpture Park • (NEW) Design + City • (NEW) Education/ Design Schools • (NEW) Seaport Culture District • Second Annual NYCxDESIGN Awards • Museums • ICFF (International Contemporary Furniture Fair) • Design Trust for Public Space (SI) • BKLYN Designs • Collective Design • Frieze New York • Metropolis Magazine/NYCxDESIGN Official Guide • The Center for Architecture • Interior Designers • Architizer A+Awards • Art New York/Context New York • WantedDesign • Sight Unseen OFFSITE • NYC Design Talks • Soho Design District • NYC Public Design Commission Find the full program here: www.nycxdesign.com

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DESIGN DISTRICTS ICFF MAY 21 - 24 MAY 21, 10AM - 5PM | MAY 22-23, 10AM - 6PM | MAY 24, 10AM - 4PM JACOB K. JAVITS CONVENTION CENTER (11TH AVENUE AT 38TH STREET)

INSTAGRAM: @icff_nyc TWITTER: @ICFF #ICFF2017 www.icff.com

PARTICIPATING DESINGERS/BRANDS: AGORA GALLERY ALAPE BENSEN BERNHARDT DESIGN DORNBRACHT ERCOL FAHRER DESIGN GEORG JENSEN LIGHTMAKER STUDIO MARTHA STURDY NEELNOX

CONTACT: ICFF@whitegood.com +1 717 396 0200

ICFF® 2017 Has Much to Celebrate Heading into its 29th Year North America’s largest and most prestigious series of design events for interiors, now in its 29th year, will take place May 21 - 24, 2017 at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City, bringing together design community leaders from around the world to engage, connect and be inspired.

New for 2017, ICFF NYC will take place all on one level of an expanded show floor. The show will once again connect members of the interior design trade to industy influencers, leading brands, top design focused media and emerging talent through a series of educational programs, including CEU aaccredited sessions, and the always well received ICFF Talks program.

ICFF Studio will return to ICFF NYC. The annual collaboration with Bernhardt Design provides a platform for undiscovered design professionals to engage with the global design community and showcase new prototypes. Also returning is ICFF Schools, a recognition of ideas and talent emerging from top design schools.

“As we celebrate nearly 30 years of ICFF, 2017 is gearing up to be our biggest and best year yet,” said Kevin O’Keefe, ICFF event director.

“I’m excited about each new program planned for 2017, as well as welcoming back the veteran programs that our community loves to experience each year. We’re looking forward to a great show and to reconnecting with our ICFF community this May.”

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Interior Design and ICFF NYC will co-present the annual NYCxDESIGN Awards at the Museum of Modern Art on Saturday, May 20. The awards ceremony will once again be followed by the highly anticipated ICFF MoMA opening night reception.

New for 2017, the ICFF Gallery will host a curated space of paintings, sculptures and distinctive art and collectibles on the show floor. ICFF Gallery exhibitors will present designs ideal for inclusion in luxury residential, boutique and hospitality environments.

ICFF is also proud to welcome over 800 exhibitors from around the globe to New York City this May. Exhibitors include residential design leaders making up 10 international contingents, including Interiors of Spain, Sindomoveis of Brazil, Luxe France, The Italian Trade Agency, Romania, Austria, Norway, GEM French Export Group, Design Philippines, and the British European Design Group.

DESIGN DISTRICTS ICFF Announces the 2017 Editors’ Awards Judging Committee Leading Design Industry Editors to Recognize the Best of Global Design on Day One (New York) – April 20, 2017 – ICFF®, North America’s largest and most prestigious series of design events for interiors in its 29th year, is proud to announce its 2017 ICFF Editors’ Awards judging committee; five leading design industry media who will scour the show floor and recognize the designers and products that showcase the best in global design at ICFF NYC. This year’s ICFF judging committee members are Annie Block of Interior Design, Gilda Bojardi of INTERNI, Dan Howarth of Dezeen, Sheila Kim of Architizer and Paul Makovsky of Metropolis.

“Each Editors’ Award judge has a proven record of excellence in his or her coverage of and dedication to the global design industry. We are grateful for the time they will give to our ICFF exhibitors in selecting the best of global design as they deliberate and award those brands and designers pushing our industry forward,” said Kevin O’Keefe, ICFF event director.

The judging committee will walk the show floor on day one of ICFF, Sunday, May 21, searching for the designers and products who exemplify the best of global design. Judges also create the award categories, recognizing products not just by type, but by style, application or theme. The entire judging process is done from the show floor, with no submission process, forcing a product to stand on its own and withstand critique from some of our industry’s most critical eyes.

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DESIGN DISTRICTS SIGHT UNSEEN OFFSITE MAY 19 - 22

May 19, 12PM - 7PM | May 20, 11AM - 6.30PM | May 21, 11AM - 7PM | May 22, 9AM -5PM

100 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS NY, NY 10013 INSTAGRAM: @_sightunseen_ TWITTER: @sight_unseen #suoffsite

CONTACT: Ali.Moran@camronpr.com +1 917 675 4380

www.offsite.sightunseen.com

PARTICIPATING DESINGERS/BRANDS: ANOTHER HUMAN ARETI ATELIER DE TROUPE BEN AND AJA BLANC BZIPPY & CO CALICO WALLPAPER CROSBY STUDIOS ELYSE GRAHAM ENY LEE PARKER ERICH GRINDER FERNANDO MASTRANGELO STUDIO FORT MAKERS GRAIN GUILLERMO SANTOMA HOME STUDIOS IACOLI & MCALLISTER JEAN-PASCAL GAUTHIER JONATHAN GONZALEZ + DEON RUBI NEW TENDENCY NORWAY X NEW YORK OFFSITE SELECTS SIMON JOHNS SLASH OJBECTS TWYLA 12

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Join Us for our 2017 Sight Unseen OFFSITE Show!

Sight Unseen, the influential online magazine, is returning to New York Design Week with the fourth annual Sight Unseen OFFSITE fair, taking place at 100 Avenue of the Americas and running from May 19–22. The 2017 event will be even more focused than in past years on individ-ual presentations: Pared back to just 25 participants, each will have a larger exhibition space in which to show a collection of more elevated, high-end work. To complement these solo installations, Sight Unseen’s editors have chosen a select number of up-andcoming talents for a standalone group exhibition.

Sight Unseen OFFSITE 2017 will include the following highlights: • The second edition of Norway x New York, a long-distance collaboration between 5 American and 5 Norwegian design studios, selected and paired by Sight Unseen: Moving Mountains + Runa Klock, Vonnegut/Kraft + Kneip, Jamie Wolfond + Sigve Knutson, Visibility + Noidoi, and Slash Objects + Thomas Jenkins.

Sponsored by the Royal Norwegian Consulate General in New York.

• A virtual-reality experience for which designer and art director Tom Hancocks will create eight rooms — viewable in 360-degree panoramas on VR headsets — that are designed around works offered by the online art purveyor Twyla, which sells exclusive limited editions by the world’s top artists.

• Debut presentations by two brand-new emerging talents — Savannah-based Eny Lee Parker and Los Angeles–based Leah Ring of Another Human — presented in partnership with Levi’s Made & Crafted

DESIGN DISTRICTS • A group exhibition featuring new works by a dozen up-and-coming designers, hand-picked by Sight Unseen’s editors, including Ben Barber, Robert Sukrachand, Trey Jones, DAMM Design, Talbot & Yoon, and more • A site-specific interactive installation by Calico Wallpaper and The Principals, featuring a new collection of wallpaper inspired by the aura as a projection of energy • The debut of a new furniture collaboration between the Miamibased designers Jonathan Gonzalez and Deon Rubi • The debut of the first furniture collection by the noted New York interior design firm, and James Beard Award finalists, Home Studios • Additional presentations of new work by Elyse Graham, Ben & Aja Blanc, New Tendency, Guillermo Santoma, Fernando Mastrangelo Studio, Jean-Pascal Gauthier, BZippy & Co, Grain, Fort Makers, Slash Objects, Crosby Studios, Areti, Erich Ginder, Larry Parker, Simon Johns, and more • 2017 also marks the debut of Sight Unseen Presents, an event series meant to increase the visibility of New York Design Week by activating a dozen retail spaces and restaurants throughout the city with design content and programming. Sight Unseen will create its second-ever print magazine to document and promote the series.

To view a full lineup for both events, visit offsite.sightunseen.com

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DESIGN DISTRICTS SIGHT UNSEEN PRESENTS MAY 16 - 23 INDIVIDUAL LOCATIONS CONTACT:

INSTAGRAM: @_sightunseen_ TWITTER: @sight_unseen

Ali.Moran@camronpr.com

#sightunseenpresents

+1 917 675 4380

www.offsite.sightunseen.com/sight-unseen-presents In conjunction with Sight Unseen OFFISTE, Sight Unseen is launching the first annual edition of Sight Unseen Presents, an event series meant to increase the visibility of New York Design Week by activating a dozen retail spaces and restaurants throughout the city with design content and programming running from May 16-23, 2017. The participants — whose projects and installations are featured in the pages of an accompanying magazine — occupy the increasingly intersecting worlds of fashion, food, and design, and represent the more holistic, inclusive attitude towards design that Sight Unseen has always championed. The following venues are taking place in the inaugural edition of Sight Unseen Presents: Anthom 25 Mercer Street, New York, NY 10013 May 15-31 Hours: Monday to Saturday 11am-7pm, Sunday 12pm-6pm Party: Thursday, May 18 (rsvp@shopanthom.com) Building on Justin Donnelly and Monling Lee’s background as architects, “Architecture Parlant” is a dialogue with classical architectural forms. In conjunction with a suite of dynamic lighting, the installation transforms historical shapes, surfaces, and textures into a changing landscape of color and figure.

Canal Street Market 265 Canal Street New York, NY 10013 May 15-31 Hours: Monday to Wednesday 11am-7pm, Thursday to Saturday 11am-8pm, Sunday 11am-6pm A CHIAOZZA-curated show in CSM’s glass-enclosed exhibition space will include works by designers and artists, responding to the prompt: Piles, Stacks, Lumps and Mounds. “The impulse to build something can be inspired by the inevitability of a pile of laundry, the precision of a stack of stones on a trail, the flippancy of a lump of detritus on the subway platform, or the efficiency in a mound of dirt made from an anthill. Language would have us believe that formlessness has no character, is immature and unrefined, yet we see distinctive shapeliness and elegant gestures in a simple and considered mass.” In addition, Matter will curate Rest Stop, an interactive design lounge from May 1st to 31st featuring works by Objects of Common Interest, &tradition, Established & Sons, Matter Made and Calico Wallpaper x Ana Kras, presented by Extell’s One Manhattan Square.

Coming Soon 37 Orchard Street New York, NY 10002 May 16-23 Hours: Monday to Friday 12pm-7:30pm, Saturday to Sunday 11am-7pm With Drunk Tank Pink, Coming Soon will try to redeem the color pink from its current “millennial” impression, and present the hue in all its historical and contemporary implications.

A new light by The Principals, an installation by Grace Villamil, a rug by Cold Picnic, posters by Alex Proba, sculptures by CHIAOZZA, and various vintage finds that have been obsessively collected by Coming Soon will all feature in the exhibition. The show will also include a work

by Gerardo Gonzalez, who will offer at his nearby restaurant Lalito an all pink-dish inspired by Luis Barragan.

Creatures of Comfort 205 Mulberry Street, New York, NY 10012 May 16-23 Hours: Monday to Saturday 11am-7pm, Sunday 12pm-6pm An exhibition of furniture totems and lighting by Brendan Timmins, in light wood tones with pops of color, stripes, and details that coincide with Creatures of Comfort’s Spring/Summer 2017 collection.

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DESIGN DISTRICTS Dimes 49 Canal Street, New York, NY 10002 Hours: Monday to Friday 8am-11pm, Saturday 9am-11pm, Sunday 9am-10pm The Dimes Peppermill is an homage to the artist Andre Cadere and his sticks, and its simplicity in form and color is a reflection of the Dimes spirit. The peppermill was designed

by Dimes co-founder Sabrina DeSousa, hand-carved on a wood lathe in Pennsylvania, and hand-painted in Chinatown. Because they are handmade, no two peppermills will be the same, and variations in color will change with each piece. The new peppermills — along with a selection of vintage and new mills that inspired the project — will be on view at Dimes throughout the week, and a special, pepper-infused cocktail will be on the menu.

Kasthall 200 Lexington Avenue #611, New York, NY 10016 At its Midtown showroom, Kasthall will feature styled vignettes, using rugs from its 2017 collection — including Harvest, a new rug made from leftover yarns in the Kasthall factory — alongside lighting and furniture by Areti.

Lalito 104 Bayard Street, New York, NY 10013 Hours: Wednesday to Monday 11am-4pm and 6pm-12am, Tuesday 6pm-12am The Chinatown restaurant will feature an all-pink dish, inspired by the late architect Luis Barragan’s occasional requests for dinner in that particular hue.

Mission Chinese Food 171 East Broadway, New York, NY 10002 May 15-23 Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 12pm-4pm, Sunday and Monday 5:30pm-11pm, Tuesday to Saturday 5:30pm-12am “Rear View” is a collaboration between Angela Dimayuga of Mission Chinese Food and the restaurant’s friends and neighbors, Felix Burrichter and Michael Bullock of PIN-UP magazine.

For a limited time, the restaurant will showcase carefully selected reels showing views from famous high-rise buildings and restaurants — as well as other iconic sites — projected onto the blank walls of MCF’s subterranean bar. A bit of animation has been added to the images, in an ode to the animated waterfalls often featured on the walls of the trio’s favorite Asian eateries.

Paintbox 17 Crosby Street, New York, NY 10013 Hours: Monday 3pm-9pm, Tuesday to Wednesday 11am-9pm, Thursday to Saturday 9am-9pm, Sunday 11am-8pm A special Sight Unseen manicure will be on offer, inspired by the California Light and Space art movement and the acrylic sculptures of legendary L.A. artist Vasa Mihich.

Picture Room 117 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11201 May 19-June 15 Hours: Tuesday to Thursday 1pm-7pm, Friday to Saturday 11am-8pm, Sunday 11am-7pm Event date: Friday, May 19, 6pm-8pm (open to the public) At its brand-new home in Brooklyn Heights, Picture Room will present a series of ceramic and textile sculptural works that were featured in the performance Transparent Uploads by Hayden Dunham.

Rachel Comey 95 Crosby Street, New York, NY 10012 May 16-23 Hours: Monday to Saturday 11am-7:30pm, Sunday 12pm-6pm Party: Wednesday, May 17, 7pm-9pm (open to the public) Rachel Comey and Areaware present Dazzled by Kanghee Kim. Kim’s installation uses a common household form, the drying rack, as a frame for display, pointing to the curious relationship shared by darkroom photography and handmade clothing — the need to hangdry. Using photographs shot on site at Rachel Comey in addition to images from her series, Street Errands, Kim has created a playful installation mirroring the interior architecture of Comey’s boutique. Kim is a Brooklyn-based photographer who uses collage and altered photography to create subtlety surreal scenes from everyday environments. She recently produced a conceptual puzzle called Puzzle In Puzzle made in collaboration with Areaware, using photography from her series, Mirrors.

The Primary Essentials 372 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 Hours: Sunday to Monday 12pm-6pm, Tuesday to Saturday 12pm-7pm Party: Thursday, May 18, 6-9PM (open to the public) Brooklyn ceramicist Natalie Weinberger has collaborated with a Berkshires woodworker named Peter Thorne to create Turned Tables, a new series of ceramic-topped tables on turned-wood legs. These tables, as well as a selection of new vessels by Weinberger, will debut at the Brooklyn design shop.

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DESIGN DISTRICTS WANTEDDESIGN MANHATTAN MAY 20 - 23 MAY 20 - 22, 10AM - 7 PM | MAY 23, 10AM - 5PM

TERMINAL STORES, 269 11TH AVENUE, NEW YORK INSTAGRAM: @wanteddesign TWITTER: @wanteddesign #WantedDesign www.wanteddesignnyc.com

PARTICIPATING DESINGERS/BRANDS: 3FORM ALESSI BARCELONA DESIGN CENTRE BERNHARDT DESIGN CAESARSTONE X PRATT INSTITUTE DIMITRI KRUITHOF EXPORMIM FRESH FROM BRAZIL GOOD THING ISAAC MONTE KLD DESIGN LIVINGTHINGS NUTCREATIVES ROLF BENZ STUDIO PLOTT THE DIGNANI’S ULTRAFABRICS WOLF GORDON CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FULL LIST 16

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WantedDesign announces its 7th edition of WantedDesign Manhattan May 20-23, 2017 at the Terminal Stores And its 4th edition of WantedDesign Brooklyn May 17-23, 2017 at Industry City Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat, co-founders of WantedDesign announce a host of new programs and speakers slated for WantedDesign 2017, celebrating its 7th edition this May. Presented as part of NYCxDESIGN, WantedDesign offers a full week of designcentric events, exclusive launches, workshops, conversations and retail activities. WantedDesign 2017 will take place at the Terminal Stores building in Chelsea/ Manhattan as well as Industry City in Brooklyn.

By hosting the event in two locations, Manhattan and Brooklyn, WantedDesign is able to offer dedicated programs relevant to a full spectrum of design professionals.

American Design Honors Presented with Bernhardt Design American Design Honors 2017 recipients: Studio Gorm Launched in 2015, American Design Honors was created by WantedDesign co-founders Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat, and Jerry Helling, President of Bernhardt Design, to recognize up-and-coming American designers who embody excellence in creative design and superior entrepreneurial ability. For consideration, candidates must possess a solid body of work, express a unique design language and offer a pioneering new design business model.

Through the American Design Honors program, Bernhardt Design and WantedDesign aim to promote exceptional American Design on the broader international arena while providing a means of support for young designers seeking to amplify their impact and reach.

The selection of Studio Gorm, speaks volumes to the quality of work and vision of John and Wonhee Arndt. As American Design Honors program recipients, Studio Gorm will create an installation at WantedDesign Manhattan that will showcase the diversity and mastery of their work.

Studio Gorm was founded in 2007 by John Arndt and Wonhee Jeong-Arndt. They met when studying at the Design Academy of Eindhoven. After graduating they spent a year in Rotterdam before they settled down in Eugene, Oregon.

DESIGN DISTRICTS Saturday, 20 May 2017 10:00 - 13:30 Design Milk X Modenus Talks Conversation Room at Grimshaw 14:00 - 15:00 Designing for Movement Conversation Room at Grimshaw 15:30 - 18:00 Design Milk X Modenus Talks Conversation Room at Grimshaw Sunday, 21 May 2017 10:00 - 16:30 Design Milk X Modenus Talks Conversation Room at Grimshaw 17:00 - 18:30 International Design Events Conversation Room at Grimshaw Monday, 22 May 2017 10:00 - 11:30 Design Milk X Modenus Talks Conversation Room at Grimshaw 11:00 - 13:00 Neon workshop by Manhattan Neon Manhattan Neon 12:00 - 13:00 From Launch Pad to Market: A Discussion with Designer Elish Warlop 14:00 - 15:00 The New Brand Museums: How Companies Tell Their Stories Conversation Room at Grimshaw Tuesday, 23 May 2017 12:00 - 13:00 Crafting Technology: Handmade and Machine-made in Design Today Conversation Room at Grimshaw 14:00 - 15:30 Design Schools Workshop Conversation Room at Grimshaw @CAMRONPR

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DESIGN DISTRICTS WANTEDDESIGN BROOKLYN MAY 17 - 21 11AM - 6PM

INDUSTRY CITY, 238 36TH STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11232 INSTAGRAM: @wanteddesign TWITTER: @wanteddesign #WantedDesign www.wanteddesignnyc.com

PARTICIPATING DESINGERS/BRANDS: ART BY FRIENDS X OPINEL

CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS PRODUCT, CERAMIC AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

ENSCI LES ATELIERS PRESENTS DIPLORAMA3 AND MOS(KIT)O

HORS PISTES

INDUSTRY CITY MAKERS GALLERY

OUTSIDE THE BOX 6.0, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TORONTO DESIGN OFFSITE FESTIVAL

SHAPEWAYS (SPONSOR)

TRANSATLANTIC CREATIVE EXCHANGE, PART II

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What began seven years ago as an effort to marry culture with entrepreneurship has since blossomed into a singular event where the world can experience the apex of modern International design in an all-encompassing event with true human scale. Far removed from the concept of a traditional trade show, WantedDesign offers an international crossroads free of frontiers. WantedDesign encourages elevated yet accessible discussions on design and serves as an ignition point for up and coming design studios and independent designers who wish to tell their story, build their brand and find their audience.

This year WantedDesign Brooklyn aligned its dates with WantedDesign Manhattan to allow more visitors to visit both places.

TRANSATLANTIC CREATIVE EXCHANGE An exhibition curated by Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat; founders of WantedDesign, presented in partnership with the Cultural Services of the French Embassy Transatlantic Creative Exchange is a cross-oceanic collaborative exhibition presented by WantedDesign in partnership with the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, part of Oui Design program, sponsored by Institut Français-Paris, the French Ministry of Culture and Communication, and the Florence Gould Foundation.

The Transatlantic Creative Exchange is one of the major exhibits of Oui Design. This program, was initiated in 2016 by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy to share the French creativity and savoir-faire with the US and strengthen creative ties and collaboration in the various fields of design.

The five participating French-American duos are selected based on overlapping interests, geographic diversity and desire to engage in creative collaboration. The goal of Transatlantic Creative Exchanges is to push both designer and manufacturer to shift paradigms, explore technique and innovate boldly as a unified transatlantic design team.

Thanks to the project’s open philosophy of freedom of expression and virtually non-existent commercial guidelines; designers, artisans, fabricators and manufacturers are all free to collaborate, exchange and interweave their personal perspectives and experience into collaborative expressions of sublime design.

Following a successful first edition in 2016, Transatlantic Creative Exchange returns to WantedDesign Brooklyn (May 17-23, 2017).

DESIGN DISTRICTS Wednesday, 17 May 2017 14:00 - 15:00 How I Made It – My Way, presented by Be Original Americas Camp David, Building 3, Industry City, 237 36th street Thursday, 18 May 2017 17:00 - 18:00 Swiss Touch presents: craftsmen & designers, story of encounters The Landing, Building 2, Industry City, 238 36th street 18:00 - 20:00 Adapt & Reuse: New approaches for recycling Urban Fabric Camp David, Building 3, Industry City, 237 36th street Saturday, 20 May 2017 12:00 - 18:00 Open Studios at Industry City 16:00 - 18:00 BROOKLYN QUEEN Honey Tasting hosted by Green Island The Factory Floor, Building 1, Industry City, 238 36th street Sunday, 21 May 2017 12:00 - 18:00 Open Studios at Industry City 14:30 - 16:00 Mushroom Mycelium Grow It Yourself Workshop The Factory Floor, Building 1, Industry City, 238 36th street 16:00 - 18:00 HUBBELL FARMS Honey Tasting hosted by Green Island The Factory Floor, Building 1, Industry City, 238 36th street

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DESIGN DISTRICTS SOHO DESIGN DISTRICT MAY 3 - 24

INDIVIDUAL EVENT TIMES

SOHO, NYC INSTAGRAM: @sohodesigndistrict TWITTER: @SohoDesignDist #sohodesigndistrict www.sohodesigndistrict.org

CONTACT: info@sohodesigndistrict.org 917.410.0377

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THE SOHO DESIGN DISTRICT LAUNCHES ITS FIRST COLLECTIVE BOOTH AT ICFF IN MAY 2017

ARTEMIDE

One Booth Representing All 30 SoHo Design District Member Brands is Designed by b-havior

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May 2017, New York, NY – The SoHo Design District, a neighborhood dedicated to innovative design and architecture, brands and experiences, has commissioned creative firm b-havior to design its first booth to showcase all 26 member showrooms (30 brands) at ICFF, May 21-24, 2017, in New York City. Located in booth #2879, this booth will feature new furniture, lighting, flooring, décor accessories, and other product introductions from some of the following brands: • Lollipop table, stand-alone and pendant lamps designed by Boris Klimek for Lasvit, Inc. • Thistle Pewter rug by Vivienne Westwood for The Rug Company.

An abstract graphic of the regal milk thistle.

• El Saler Soft Teak outdoor furniture designed by José A. GandíaBlasco for Gandia Blasco • Mía, a collection of standard custom rugs, designed by Nani Marquina for nanimarquina • Blend rug designed by RAW Color for nanimarquina • Hayón x Nani rug designed by Jaime Hayón for nanimarquina • Shade rug designed by Begüm Cana Özgür for nanimarquina handwoven in Turkey by Anatolian master weavers.

• Wedgwood by Lee Broom collection, a prestige capsule collection of limited-edition Jasperware vases and bowls, for Lee Broom.

• Time Machine, a new and exclusive statuesque marble grandfather clock, designed by Lee Broom to mark its 10th anniversary.

• Light Over Time (LoT), a series of lighting tools allowing design professionals to reimagine, reveal, reinterpret and to modulate space like never before, designed by Tapio Rosenius for Artemide • Ameluna designed by Mercedes-Benz Style for Artemide • Discovery designed by Ernesto Gismondi for Artemide • Orsa designed by Foster + Partners for Artemide an elegant pendant light pared down to its essential elements • Pétale RGB/DMX, a lighting fixture with a sound-absorbing panel, designed by Studio Odile Decq for Luceplan • Garbí, a wall lamp, designed by David Dolcini for Luceplan • Counterbalance Wall designed by Daniel Rybakken for Luceplan • Mesh 80 designed by Francisco Gomez Paz for Luceplan • Tondo sofa collection designed by Labsdesign for Rolf Benz for Studio Anise

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• Tondo sofa collection designed by Labsdesign for Rolf Benz for Studio Anise • Alma modular sofa system by Beck Design for Rolf Benz for Studio Anise • Largo Sofa designed by Piero Lissoni for Kartell • The Planet family of lamps designed by Tokujin Yoshioka for Kartell • Kabuki Lamp designed by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell • Piuma Chair designed by Piero Lissoni for Kartell • Among The Wildflowers, Be Cool, Deep Impressions, Tweed Indeed, Oasis Retreat, How Bazaar all for FLOR • Superloon light designed by Jasper Morrison for FLOS • Serena light collection designed by Patricia Urquiola for FLOS • Bon Jour Unplugged portable lamp designed by Philippe Starck for FLOS • Choice 2017 Series 7 designed by Arne Jacobsen for Republic of Fritz Hansen • Lune Sofa designed by Fritz Hansen and Jaime Hayon for Republic of Fritz Hansen. Lune is a Danish word that refers to a certain coveted, ideal temperature and the feeling one gets when everything is just right.

• Filo designed by Andrea Anastasio for Foscarini inspired by the idea of deconstructing the traditional lamp form • Baobab designed by Marc Thorpe is inspired by the wide large trunk and flat canopy of branches of the tree itself for Moroso • Appalossa and Marwari beds by Bernadotte & Kylberg for Hastens “Thanks to the NYCxDesign steering committee and the support of our many amazing partners, our local efforts have grown to show global results. This year we have partnered with ICFF to expand our common goals of design inspiration,” says SoHo Design District president and founding member, Dahlia Latif. @CAMRONPR

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DESIGN DISTRICTS DESIGN PAVILION MAY 18 - 22

INDIVIDUAL EVENT TIMES

TIMES SQUARE INSTAGRAM: @design_pavilion TWITTER: N/A #designpavilionnyc design-pavilion.com

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Building on the success of its 2016 debut, Design Pavilion™ reemerges in the heart of Times Square in celebration of NYCxDESIGN, inviting community engagement in a design awakening.

AMERICAN DESIGN

ATTACHE-MOI

DESIGN MARKET NYC

DUPOINT CORIAN

ERGOERGO INC

HERMAN MILLER & MAGIS

HUB CULTURE

KAYNEMAILE

KIKKERLAND

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From May 18 - 22, Design Pavilion™ presents a five-day cultural event, with a curated set of interactive displays bringing design and innovation directly to Times Square’s newly renovated plazas.

Design Pavilion™ serves as a public center for the city’s official design weeks, with the NYCxDESIGN Information Kiosk from May 3 - 24, increasing awareness of the power of design and the many design events occurring around town. New to the mix, Design Pavilion debuts the DESIGN MARKET NYC.

DESIGN DISTRICTS NYC DESIGN TALKS MAY 16 - 22

INDIVIDUAL EVENT TIMES

TIMES SQUARE INSTAGRAM: @design_pavilion TWITTER: N/A #designpavilionnyc design-pavilion.com

In conjunction with NYCxDESIGN, NYC DESIGN TALKS is a community based talk series, presented to the public and sharing the thoughts, goals, pressures, and responsibilities of design for the enhancement and improvement of our future.

In its second year partnering with NYCxDESIGN, IBM brings a curated program of insightful design thinkers and thought leaders as they share their perspectives of the impact of design. On May 16th, learn how design thinking, user centered design, and storytelling lead to successful outcomes.

Hosted at The Cooper Union Rose Auditorium.

IBM P ​ RESENTS: A Full-Day Conference Keynote by Ryan Caruthers Tuesday May 16 The Cooper Union, The Frederick P. Rose Auditorium, 41 Cooper Sq

How Can Innovative Park Design Connect and Sustain Communities?

Thursday May 18, 6PM - 7PM Fashion Institute of Technology, Katie Murphy Amphitheatre, Seventh Avenue & W. 27th St

Material Trends 2017+: A Global Panel Discussion Sunday May 21, 11AM - 12PM Anita’s Way, Perfroming Arts Theater in Times Sqaure, 135 W. 42nd St

Humanizing hard Spaces with Art and Architecture Monday May 22, 5Pm - 6PM Anita’s Way, Perfroming Arts Theater in Times Sqaure, 135 W. 42nd St @CAMRONPR

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK A/D/O OPENING HOURS: MAY 3 - 24, 10AM - 5PM PRESS PREVIEW: PLAYLAB PREVIEW MAY 12, 9.30AM - 3PM PRESS PREVIEW: DAY LONG FESTIVAL MAY 13 LOCATION: 29 Norman Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11222 EMAIL: Ali.Moran@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @a_d_o_nyc TWITTER: @a_d_o_nyc HASHTAG: #adonyc

A/D/O will host a one-day Design Festival that will kick-off the second season of the Design Academy’s programming on Saturday, May 13. Titled “Common Sense,” the festival will examine the role of design in forming identity and constructing shared experience, and will feature a line-up of presentations and talks by Jay Osgerby, Chandler Burr, Sam Bompas, Harry Parr, and more.

A/D/O will also feature an immersive exhibition by New Yorkbased design studio PlayLab that will explore how we design for our sensory environments.

ALAPE OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM-5PM | MAY 22 - MAY 23, 10AM-6PM | MAY 24 10AM-4PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth 2171, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: Irene.Kopitov@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: N/A TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #alape

Alape, the German manufacturer specializing in washplace solutions made from glazed steel, introduces three new designs: WP.FO, Bi-Color, and Dark Iron. The customizable and precise designs reinforce the craftsmanship of Alape products.

ARTEK OPENING HOURS: MAY 19 - 22, 10AM - 6PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: Vitra Pop-Up, 100 Gansevoort Street (across from the Whitney Museum) EMAIL: Ashley.Proudfoot@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @artekglobal TWITTER: @artek_global HASHTAG: #artek | #finland100

In 2017, Finland celebrates 100 years as an independent nation with continuous democracy. To commemorate the centenary, Artek will present the new Finland 100 Collection, including special edition Aalto furnishings and a limited edition version of the celebrated Domus Chair by Ilmari Tapiovaara, originally released in 1946.

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK BERNHARDT DESIGN - MODERN FAMILY OPENING HOURS: N/A PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 22, 9AM – 11AM LOCATION: Bernhardt Showroom, 136 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10016 EMAIL: bernhardt@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: N/A TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #BernhardtDesign

Bernhardt Design will unveil two new works at the Bernhardt Design Showroom and ICFF. At the Showroom, Designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance will debut eight products to the Modern Family collection.

BERNHARDT DESIGN - THE CREATIVES OPENING HOURS:

MAY 21, 10AM – 5PM | MAY 22, 10AM – 6PM | MAY 23, 10AM – 6PM | MAY 24, 10AM – 4PM

PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth 1319, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: bernhardt@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: N/A TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #BernhardtDesign

Bernhardt Design will unveil two new works at the Bernhardt Design Showroom and ICFF. At ICFF, Bernhardt Design will unveil three new collections of furniture and textiles entitled The Creatives featuring designs from Joe Gebbia (Airbnb co-founder/ tech entrepreneur), actor Terry Crews and musician Tift Merritt.

BERNHARDT DESIGN - STUDIO GORM OPENING HOURS: MAY 20 & MAY 21: FROM 10AM - 7PM (OPEN TO TRADE AND PUBLIC); MAY 22 AND MAY 23: FROM 10AM - 7PM (OPEN TO TRADE ONLY) LOCATION:

WANTEDDESIGN, TERMINAL STORES, 269 11TH AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10001; WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE TUNNEL, LOCATED ON 11TH AVENUE BETWEEN 27TH AND 28TH STREET

EMAIL: Celine.Vaaler@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: N/A TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #bernhardtdesign

Wanted Design is pleased to announce Studio Gorm as the 2017 recipient of the American Design Honors program, presented in conjunction with Bernhardt Design. Studio Gorm was founded in 2007 by John Arndt and Wonhee Jeong-Arndt. Launched in 2010, American Design Honors was created by WantedDesign co-founders and Bernhardt Design President, Jerry Helling, to recognize up-and-coming American designers who embody excellence in creative design and entrepreneurial ability. @CAMRONPR

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK CALICO WALLPAPER AT SIGHT UNSEEN OFFSITE OPENING HOURS:

MAY 19, 12PM-7PM | MAY 20, 11AM-6.30PM | MAY 21, 11AM-7PM | MAY 22, 9AM-5PM

PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 19, 9:30AM-12PM LOCATION: 100 Avenue of the Americas, Ground Floor EMAIL: Kate.Sangervasi@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @calicowallpaper TWITTER: @CalicoWallpaper HASHTAG: #CalicoWallpaper

For Sight Unseen OFFSITE, Calico Wallpaper is launching Aura, a new collection inspired by unseen fields of energy that surround and envelop us. For the exhibition, the experimental design studio The Principals designed a site-specific interactive installation inspired by aura as a projection of energy, using conductive sensing to render the inherent electricity in our bodies and invisible attributes of space visible.

CARL HANSEN & SON OPENING HOURS: MAY 19 – 24, 9AM – 5PM (CLOSED SATURDAY & SUNDAY) PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 19, 9AM-11:30AM LOCATION: 251 Park Ave S, 13th Fl New York, NY 10010 EMAIL: Irene.Kopitov@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @carlhansenandson TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #carlhansenandson

At their new New York flagship, Carl Hansen will preview new summer/fall 2017 launches by Frits Henningsen, Paul Kjaerholm, Naja Utzon Popon and a collection of the first four re-issued chairs designed by Hans J. Wegner during his early period working with the company in 1950. Among the highlights will the new Rocking Nest Chair by young Danish designer Anker Bak.

CHAMBER OPENING HOURS: MAY 4 - JULY 15, TUE - SAT 10AM - 6PM PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 3, 5PM - 6PM LOCATION: 515 W 23rd St. NY,NY 10011 EMAIL: Ali.Moran@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @chambernyc TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #chambernyc

Chamber will open its fourth and nal show of Collection # 3, curated by Matylda Krzykowski. Inspired by the iconic 1956 artwork by Richard Hamilton, Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing?, the collection explores groups of objects that are possibly as desirable now as they were half a century ago. The show will feature newly commissioned, oneof-a-kind and limited-edition work made exclusively by women, including Johanna Grawunder, Mira Nakashima, Hilda Hellström, Lindsey Adelman, Sabine Marcelis, and more.

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK DORNBRACHT OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM-5PM | MAY 22 - MAY 23, 10AM-6PM | MAY 24 10AM-4PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth 2171, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: Irene.Kopitov@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @dornbrachtofficial TWITTER: @dornbracht HASHTAG: #dornbracht

Dornbracht, the German manufacturer of luxury bathroom and kitchen fittings, will introduce Vaia and Touchfree. Designed by Sieger Design, Vaia blends perfectly into a variety of traditional and modern bathrooms. Touchfree is a new contact-free control system based on active motion detection. Dornbracht Touchfree operates without a visible sensor on the fitting, and can be combined with all the Dornbracht series.

ERCOL OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM-5PM | MAY 22 - MAY 23, 10AM-6PM | MAY 24 10AM-4PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth 1609 | also Showroom is 40 Greene Street (by appointment only) EMAIL: Sahar.Beyad@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @ercolfurniture TWITTER: @Ercol_Furniture HASHTAG: #ercolnyc

ercol showcases for the first time in North America the new Modulo collection and Ponte dining pieces. Shown alongside the new hospitality range of the Lara & Luca pieces and classic ercol originals. The ICFF stand will be the biggest yet for ercol, while they will also be celebrating the opening up of an appointment only ercol showroom on Greene Street.

THE FUTURE PERFECT - ROOMS OPENING HOURS: MAY 3 - 24, MON – FRI 10AM - 7PM | SAT 12PM - 5PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: 55 Great Jones St, New York, NY 10012 EMAIL: Ashley.Proudfoot@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @thefutureperfect | @rooms_design_ TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #thefutureperfect

The Future Perfect presents never-before-seen works by the Tbilisi-based design duo Rooms. A contemporary interpretation of traditional Georgian aesthetics paired with a touch of surrealism, Alchemy – Turning Into Gold is an otherworldly installation of furniture, sculptures, abstract wallpaper, and vintage Georgian artifacts that blur the lines between art and design. @CAMRONPR

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK THE FUTURE PERFECT - JOHN HOGAN OPENING HOURS: MAY 3 - 24, MON – FRI 10AM - 7PM | SAT 12PM - 5PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: 55 Great Jones St, New York, NY 10012 EMAIL: Ashley.Proudfoot@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @thefutureperfect | @johnthogan TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #thefutureperfect

As part of its Gallery program, The Future Perfect presents a new collection of one-of-a-kind furniture pieces and sculptures by glass artist John Hogan. The experiential installation transports viewers to The Future Perfect’s new Hollywood Hills outpost – Casa Perfect – through the use of virtual reality technology.

THE FUTURE PERFECT - OUTLINES OPENING HOURS: PRIVATE SPACE PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 16, 9AM – 12PM LOCATION: 9 Great Jones Street, #2, New York, NY 10012 EMAIL: Ashley.Proudfoot@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @thefutureperfect | @delaespada TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #thefutureperfect

The Future Perfect is opening the doors to its private office for an exclusive presentation of OUTLINES with interior design, lighting, and soft goods by FOR REFERENCE, featuring new and exclusive sculptures and mobiles by Karl Zahn and the global launch of new furniture by De La Espada.

HEM OPENING HOURS: MAY 19 – 23, 11AM – 5PM VISITS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE WEEK BY APPOINTMENT (VISIT HEM.COM/STUDY-FOR-SCREEN) PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: WeWork, Bryant Park, 54 W 40th St, New York, NY 10018 EMAIL: BradleyKal.Hagan@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @hem TWITTER: @hem HASHTAG: #studyforscreens

During NYCxDESIGN, Stockholm-based design company, Hem, will debut an installation in collaboration with designer, Philippe Malouin. Entitled Study for Screens, Malouin will create a series of partitioning sculptures to be showcased alongside Hem’s latest collection of floor covering, seating, tables and lighting fixtures. Together with the coworking platform WeWork, Hem and Malouin’s works will address the shift from a cubicle-centered work environment to a label-defying workspace.

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK HOME STUDIOS OPENING HOURS:

MAY 19, 12PM–7PM | MAY 20, 11AM–6.30PM | MAY 21, 11AM–7PM | MAY 22, 9AM–5PM

PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 19, 9.30AM - 12PM LOCATION: SIGHT UNSEEN OFFSITE, 100 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10013 EMAIL: Celine.Vaaler@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @home.studios TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #homestudios

Brooklyn-based design firm, Home Studios will unveil their home wares collection, Homework, at Sight Unseen OFFSITE, May 19 - May 22. Helmed by co-founder Oliver Haslegrave, Homework will bring to light his devotion to materiality, craftsmanship and experimentation. Until now, Haslegrave’s work has never been distinguished from the studio’s interior projects, designed and fabricated almost exclusively in-house.

MARTHA STURDY OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM-5PM | MAY 22 - MAY 23, 10AM-6PM | MAY 24, 10AM-4PM PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 21 - 22, 2PM - 4PM LOCATION: ICFF, booth 271, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: Max.Tobias@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @marthasturdy TWITTER: @ marthasturdy HASHTAG: #marthasturdy

Artist and designer Martha Sturdy will present a new collection of resin furniture fashioned entirely in marbled white resin. As part of the collection, for the first time, Martha will present table top resin lighting with her Illume series of back-lit resin objects, as well as the introduction of large-scale resin planters.

MoMA DESIGN STORE OPENING HOURS: MAY 3 - 24, SAT - THU 9.30AM - 6.30PM | FRI 9.30AM - 9PM PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 10, 9AM - 11AM LOCATION: 44 West 53rd Street, New York, NY 10019 EMAIL: Irene.Kopitov@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @MoMAStore TWITTER: @MoMAStore HASHTAG: #MoMAStore

MoMA Design Store will be the exclusive US launch partner for Arita 2016/. The new contemporary porcelain brand combines the talents of highly skilled makers and potters in Arita, Japan, renowned for its production of the material, with sixteen international designers. Led by Creative Directors Teruhiro Yanagihara and Scholten & Baijings, the project aims to revive Arita’s once robust ceramics industry dating back over 400 years through a series of functional, desirable objects that celebrate porcelain in everyday use. @CAMRONPR

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK MoMA DESIGN STORE OPENING HOURS: MAY 3 - 24, SAT - THU 9.30AM - 6.30PM | FRI 9.30AM - 9PM COCKTAIL: MAY 16, 6PM - 8PM LOCATION: 44 West 53rd Street, New York, NY 10019 EMAIL: Irene.Kopitov@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @MoMAStore TWITTER: @MoMAStore HASHTAG: #MoMAStore

Master & Dynamic is partnering with renowned architect Sir David Adjaye to design a bold and immersive new speaker for the home audio market, which will be sold exclusive at the MoMA Design Store. Made of a proprietary concrete composite – the first of its kind – the speaker has a rich, sculptural quality, with a robust, tactile heft that is delicately balanced with gentle, sculptural curves. Available from the MoMA Design store from April 18, 2017 it will have a special display in MoMA’s Soho location throughout NYCxDESIGN.

MUJI OPENING HOURS: MAY 3 - 24, 6PM - 7.30PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: : MUJI, 475 5th Ave, New York, NY 10017 EMAIL: Celine.Vaaler@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @mujiusa TWITTER: @mujiusa HASHTAG: #MUJIUSA | #IDEEPOOL

MUJI will introduce a new clothing collection by Japanese sister company, IDÉE. Made entirely from repurposed fabric, the collection, entitled Pool, exemplifies MUJI’s commitment to ethical production practices. In honor of the U.S launch, MUJI will host a talk by IDÉE Pool designer, Akira Minagawa, and NYC fashion veteran and sustainability expert Julie Gilhart on May 18 from 6Pm - 7.30PM at MUJI’s Fifth Avenue store.

OLSON KUNDIG OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM-5PM | MAY 22 – MAY 23, 10AM-6PM | MAY 24, 10AM-4PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth 175, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: Ashley.Proudfoot@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @olsonkundig TWITTER: @olsonkundig HASHTAG: #tkcollection

Olson Kundig introduces new additions to the Tom Kundig Collection, a steel accessories line focused on intimately scaled building components and furnishings. Each piece celebrates the moments when people touch the spaces they inhabit, providing an unpretentious yet tactile encounter with the built environment.

Highlights for 2017 include the Jack Box Cabinet, the first closed casework piece in the collection, and the Black Desk, formed from a single sheet of cut-and-folded steel. The Tom Kundig Collection is fabricated by 12th Avenue Iron.

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK RAPT STUDIO OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM-5PM | MAY 22 - MAY 23, 10AM-6PM | MAY 24, 10AM-4PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth 1474, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: Gillian.Sturtevant@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @RaptStudio TWITTER: @RaptStudio HASHTAG: #RaptStudio

Rapt Studio will debut their first product collection at ICFF. As a multidisciplinary design and strategy studio, they have drawn on their award-winning interior design practice to create simple and elegant solutions that address gaps they have seen in the market. With years of experience working with major global companies like Google, Dropbox, and HBO, Rapt Studio brings a rare perspective to the market.

REJUVENATION / JOIN DESIGN OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM-5PM | MAY 22 - MAY 23, 10AM-6PM | MAY 24, 10AM-4PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth 233, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: Irene.Kopitov@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @rejuvenation | @joindesign TWITTER: @RejuvenationInc HASHTAG: #makeuse2017

Pacific Northwest design collective JOIN and Portland-based design retailer & manufacturer Rejuvenation have joined forces to debut Make Use at ICFF. Make Use is a collection of objects for the home that celebrate the harmony between form and function through the marriage of materiality and process, craft and purpose. This curated collection of objects by 14 emerging design studios embraces raw materials, celebrates the maker’s hand, and honors the everyday.

RIFLE PAPER CO. AT THE NATIONAL STATIONERY SHOW OPENING HOURS: MAY 21 – MAY 23, 10AM - 6PM | MAY 24, 10AM - 1PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, 11th Avenue at 34th-39th Streets EMAIL: Kate.Sangervasi@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @RiflePaperCo TWITTER: @RiflePaperCo HASHTAG: #riflepaperco

Stationery and lifestyle brand Rifle Paper Co. will be showcasing its newest products including greeting cards, calendars and planners, notebooks and candles featuring co-founder and chief creative officer Anna Bond’s signature handpainted illustrations.

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK SIGHT UNSEEN OFFSITE OPENING HOURS: MAY 19, 12PM - 7PM | MAY 20, 11AM - 6.30PM | MAY 21, 11AM -

7PM | MAY 22, 9AM -5PM PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 19, 9.30AM - 12PM LOCATION: 100 Avenue of the Americas NY, NY 10013 EMAIL: Ali.Moran@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @_sightunseen_ TWITTER: @sight_unseen HASHTAG: #suoffsite

Highlights of the 4th annual Sight Unseen OFFSITE fair will include a VR experience presented by Twyla, new work by 5 American and Norwegian design pairs, 22 presentations by independent studios, a Sight Unseen-curated exhibition of work by 12 talents to watch, and more. Sight Unseen will also launch Sight Unseen Presents, a curated event series and magazine popping up in a dozen retail locations and restaurants throughout the city.

SPACE COPENHAGEN OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM – 5PM | MAY 22 – 23, 10AM – 6PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth #1801, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: Tim.Monaghan@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @spacecopenhagen TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #spacecopenhagen | #stellarworks

At ICFF, Stellar Works will present the SPACE Copenhagendesigned Slow Collection, a new range of beautifully crafted wooden furniture. Inspired by the chair SPACE designed for acclaimed restaurant, 108 in Copenhagen, the collection includes both lounge and dining chairs, a dining table and a coffee table.

SWAROVSKI OPENING HOURS: Press Preview only PRESS PREVIEW: MAY 19TH 9AM - 6PM LOCATION: 10 East 53rd Street, 26th floor New York, NY EMAIL: Tim.Monaghan@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @swarovski TWITTER: @swarovski HASHTAG: #AtelierSwarovski

In May, Swarovski will launch the new Atelier Swarovski Home collection in North America. Building on last year’s debut collection, the latest from Atelier Swarovski Home features new decorative and functional objects for the home combining crystal with a mix of materials. The new covetable range includes designs

by Barbara Barry, Tomas Alonson, and Aldo Bakker. A press preview showcasing the new collection will be held on May 19th.

To attend please RSVP to jamie.bricmont@camronpr.com.

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CAMRON CLIENTS IN NEW YORK VITRA OPENING HOURS: MAY 19 - MAY 22, 10AM - 6PM COCKTAIL: MAY 21 LOCATION: Vitra Pop-Up, 100 Gansevoort Street (across from the Whitney Museum) EMAIL: Ashley.Proudfoot@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @vitra TWITTER: @vitra HASHTAG: #VitraHomeStories

At its Pop-Up in New York City’s Meatpacking district, Vitra will showcase A Landscape for Living, featuring its newest indoor & outdoor furniture and accessories for the home. A series of vignettes will feature furniture from notable designers including Jasper Morrison, Hella Jongerius and Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, among others.

YABU PUSHELBERG - STELLAR WORKS OPENING HOURS: MAY 21, 10AM – 5PM | MAY 22 – 23, 10AM – 6PM | MAY 24, 10AM – 4PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: ICFF, booth #1801, Javits Center, (11th Avenue at 38th Street) EMAIL: Tim.Monaghan@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @yabupushelberg | @george.glenn TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #yabupushelberg | #YPProjects | #StellarWorks

Stellar Works will show eight new Yabu Pushelberg pieces for the Blink Collection at ICFF. Compact in profile and scale, the Blink Collection is light, playful, and sculptural and has a refined industrial aesthetic. The new pieces include a lounge chair, dining chair, vanity, vanity stool, mirrored screen, and a selection of stone and wood-topped tables featuring stained white oak, leather, antique bronze and blackened steel.

YABU PUSHELBERG - LASVIT OPENING HOURS: MONDAY – FRIDAY, 10AM – 6PM | MAY 22, OPEN UNTIL 9PM PRESS PREVIEW: N/A LOCATION: 51 Wooster St, NY 10013 EMAIL: Tim.Monaghan@camronpr.com INSTAGRAM: @yabupushelberg | @george.glenn TWITTER: N/A HASHTAG: #yabupushelberg | #YPProjects | #LasvitDesign

Yabu Pushelberg’s new glassware and lighting collections for Lasvit will be shown at the brand’s SoHo showroom. The OTTO Collection consists of glasses, decanters, carafes, and ice buckets made from Lasvit’s signature hand-cut crystal. Yabu Pushelberg’s Cipher lighting collection will be shown alongside the new tabletop pieces. Lasvit will hold a reception to celebrate the two new collections on Monday, May 22. @CAMRONPR

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Press Invite Request an invitation here for WantedDesign Manhattan Press Event, starting at 5pm on Friday May 19th.

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Mad Maps Cody Hoyt May 11 – June 17, 2017 Opening Party on May 11th from 6–8pm Patrick Parrish Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new handbuilt ceramic vessels by Brooklyn artist Cody Hoyt. In Mad Maps, Hoyt charts out his own process of discovery and making, in which pattern counters chaos, and each elaborate stoneware vessel is the relic of a particular experience. Amid the fundamentally volatile medium of ceramics, Hoyt pursues order and meaning through geometric empiricism.

Cody Hoyt began working with ceramics as a way to experiment with depth in his paintings. He now creates large, intricately-patterned stoneware vessels using his own hand-building and inlay techniques. Hoyt received his B.F.A. from the Massachusetts College of Art in 2007. His work has been shown in New York Magazine, Dwell, Elle Decor, Architectural Digest, American Craft, Interview Magazine, Wallpaper, Juxtapoz, and the New York Times Magazine. Mad Maps is Cody Hoyt’s third solo exhibition with Patrick Parrish Gallery. He lives and works in Brooklyn.

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FAD Market Spring (NYCxDESIGN) Discover new creative makers and handcrafted goods at FAD Market – a roving Fashion, Art and Design pop-up marketplace that moves seasonally to unique historical venues in the vibrant borough of Brooklyn. This spring, FAD Market presents over forty-five thoughtfully selected independent makers and artists in the Great Hall of the Brooklyn Historical Society. Celebrating NYCxDESIGN and Mother's Day. Browse and shop jewelry, apparel, bath and body care, tableware, art and home furnishings, then join us on the museum’s front patio for a lineup of locally crafted artisanal food and drink. Round the day off with a walk through the many ongoing exhibitions in the magnificent landmark museum.

This event is free and open to all ages. Tickets are not required but please RSVP to let us know you're coming.

Visit fadmarket.co to view the official event webpage.

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In its continuing series of spring collaborations, Rich Brilliant Willing is pleased to present two new pieces designed in partnership with the award-winning boutique agency Meyer Davis Studio: Hoist pendant and sconces, and the Pilot chandelier series. A stunning collection that combines cutting-edge technology with casual sophistication.

We'll have juice, pastries and coffee at our new showroom 50 Greene St Soho.

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MEET & EAT: NOMAD/FLATIRON/GRAMERCY

DINNER: NUR NYC (NEW)

LUNCH: JOHN DORY OYSTER BAR

Meir Adoni, an Israeli celebrity chef has landed on East 20th Street. With a menu drawing on the rich and flavorful cusine, guests can travel the culinary world of the Middle East through their taste buds. Bookings are hard to come by but they offer a walk-in service for their counter.

Nestled within the Ace Hotel, April Bloomfield and Kevin Friedman are the creative forces behind this high-end seafood spot. The bar specialises in small but exquisite tapas style plates that serve the freshest fruits de mer in every way you can think of. A great stop for a few small dishes over brunch or lunch.

34 E 20th St, New York, NY 10003

212 505 3420

1196 Broadway, New York, NY 10001

212 792 9000

DINNER: UNION SQUARE CAFE (NEW)

DINNER: NOMAD BAR

After a year out of operation, Danny Meyer’s first restaurant had been transferred from its original address on East 16th Street to the corner of Park Avenue South and East 19th.

Regulars will be pleased it’s still the best place to experience the cheerful and proactive Meyer service style.

NoMad Bar can be found within The NoMad Hotel. Awardwinning Bar Director Leo Robitschek has created a beverage menu that celebrates both classically-focused cocktails and contemporary drinks with a selection of reserve cocktails crafted with rare spirits.

101 E 19th St, New York, NY 10003

212 243 4020

1170 Broadway, New York, NY 10001

212 796 1500

LUNCH: ABCV (NEW)

DINNER: LE COQ RICO

The much-anticipated, long-delayed third restaurant from Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Paulette Cole, abcV, is now open serving delicious vegan food. The dosas and pancakes are perfect for breakfast!

This beautiful bistro, run by Antoine Westermann, focuses on poultry, making sophisticated dishes from a meat often considered plain and unimaginative. Not only is it delicious butit has a gorgeous interior too!

38 E 19th St, New York, NY 10003

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30 E 20th St, New York, NY 10003

212 267 7426

MEET & EAT: SOHO

LUNCH: DEMARIA

DINNER: LE COUCOU

This stylish restaurant on the border of Nolita features interesting artwork, extremably instagrammable bowls and most importantly, delicious food. It features artworks and graphics by Paul Rand and Donald Judd.

Internationally acclaimed chef Daniel Rose serves traditional French cuisine in a beautifully designed restaurant. Sculpted into the side of the 11 Howard Hotel, Le Coucou quickly has become recognised as one of the premier places to eat in New York.

19 Kenmare St, New York, NY 10012

212 966 3058

138 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013

212 271 4252

DINNER: HUDSON CLEARWATER

DINNER: THE DUTCH

With a speakeasy atmosphere and located in West Village, Hudson Clearwater provides location and style. The food matches the terrific setting and is always bustling full of people.

The much loved restaurant from Jason Hua serves up delicious American fare that specialises in oysters and a very well known selection of fried chicken. It’s often busy but that’s always a good sign.

447 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014

212 989 3255

131 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012

212 677 6200

DINNER: OMEN A ZEN

LUNCH: SADELLE’S

Expect the most outstanding Kyoto-style fate at Omen A Zen. This classic SoHo Japanese veteren offers excellent cooked dishes and fantastic shashimi (but no sushi!). The service is excellent and the setting is serene.

Smoked fish, housemade bagels & other Jewish appetizing fare offered in a buzzy, vintage-style spot. A perfect lunch spot to get a delicious New York deli meal!

113 Thompson St, New York, NY 10012

212 925 8923

463 W Broadway, New York, NY 10012

212 776 4926

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MEET & EAT: WEST VILLAGE

DINNER/ DRINKS: THE SPOTTED PIG

DINNER: I SODI

Simple, straightforward, British & Italian inspired cuisine using local ingredients, served in a British style gastropub.

The Spotted Pig also boasts an excellent wine and cocktail menu.

Sodi enlisted chef Michael Genardini, late of Alto and L’Impero, to execute the small, weekly-changing menu.

Expect a compilation of classics like artichoke salad with shaved Parmigiano, lasagne, and salt-baked branzino.

820 Washington St, New York, NY 10014

212 620 0393

105 Christopher Street New York, NY 10014

212 414 5774

LUNCH: KING

DINNER: VIA CAROTA

Co-chefs Clare de Boer and Jess Shadbolt run a restarant described by Thrillist as the “south of France meets northern Italy bistro on the corner of King St and Sixth Ave in Soho.”

This sounded pretty enticing to us, what we didn’t expect was the chic and clean interior. A favourite!

Via Carota is the West Village gastroteca of cherished downtown chefs Jody Williams and Rita Sodi. Serving authentic and traditional Italian plates and aperitifs with the freshest ingredients, the menu and cuisine offered is completely inspired by a 17th-century villa in the hills near Florence.

18 King St, New York, NY 10014

917 825 1618

51 Grove St, New York, NY 10014

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LUNCH: WALLSÉ

DRINKS/DINNER: THE SPANIARD

Wallsé, the flagship restaurant of Chef Kurt Gutenbrunner, serves fine Austrian cuisine from Goulash to Wiener Schnitzel.

The plates served reflect Kurt’s passion for aesthetics, taste, quality, seasonality, as well as his knowledge of contemporary and classic culinary technique.

Boasting an interior by Greenpoint-based creative studio Home Studios, the Spaniard has an awesome selection of whiskey and a stunning bar in which to drink them at. The food offers a delicious complement to the fabulous selection of cocktails!

344 W 11th St, New York, NY 10014

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212 254 3000

MEET & EAT: WEST VILLAGE

DINNER: CHUMLEY’S

LUNCH: MIMI

Described by the New York Times as “raising the culinary bar”, Chumley’s is a former speakeasy that was visited by Simone de Beauvoir. The food is on the tad expensive but is an absolute treat, the creation of head chef Victoria Blamey.

Mimi, a beautifully quaint restaurant, has classical cocktails and bluesy cocktail jazz as a fantastic accompaniment to the classical french cooking. It’s deliciously rich, just like French cooking should be, the pork rillettes are a must!

86 Bedford St, New York, NY 10014

212 675 2081

185 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012

212 418 1260

DINNER: LORING PLACE

LUNCH: BUVETTE

Dan Kluger is a chef that has experience in many top restaurants and with a seasonal, market driven menu, he knows what tastes good. Serving upscale American dining, Loring Place is a perfect place for a wood-fired pizza or a hearty pasta dish

A popular, quaint and charming little bistro in West Village that serves authentic French small plates and holds an excellent wine, cocktail and champagne list to indulge in.

21 W 8th St, New York, NY 10011

212 388 1831

42 Grove St, New York, NY 10014

212 255 3590

DINNER: THE CLAM

DINNER: MINETTA TAVERN

If you’re curious about what The Clam might serve, the clue is in the name. Serving clams in almost every variety, you can get raw clams, baked clams, clams on pizza and of course, clam chowder. One for seafood lovers!

Minetta Tavern offers a truly unique experience, having first opened in Greenwich Village back in 1937. Headed up by the former Balthazar chefs Lee Hanson and Riad Nas, the upper-end French bistro fare is exquisite and the service is impeccable.

420 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014

212 242 7420

113 Macdougal St, New York, NY 10012

212 475 3850

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MEET & EAT: EAST VILLAGE

DINNER: ALDER

LUNCH: PRUNE

Headed up by experimental chef Wylie Dufresne, Alder delivers in innovation and creativeness. The New American restaurant offers pub classics with a unique twist, well crafted-cocktails and an extensive wine list, curated by General Manager Siobhan Lowe, that features changing themes.

Prune has been in existence for 15 years and head chef Gabrielle Hamilton is making her busy eatery as relevant as ever. The NY Eater labelled Prune as an “original American bistro that’s impervious to trend”, long may it continue.

157 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003

212 539 1900

54 E 1st St # 1, New York, NY 10003

212 677 6221

LUNCH: SUPERIORITY BURGER

DINNER: DIRT CANDY

Winners of GQ’s Burger of the Year 2015, Superiority Burger boasts the most delicious veggie burger in the world, not just in NY. Led by head chef Brooks Headley, SB puts flavour first, hopefully banishing the boring old cliché of vegetarian food being flavourless.

Chef Amanda Cohen is the owner, chef and creative force behind Dirt Candy. It is probably one of the most creative restaurants you will find in East Village that guarantees a menu that delivers in dish diversity and passionate cooking.

430 E 9th St, New York, NY 10009

212 256 1192

86 Allen St, New York, NY 10002

212 228 7732

DINNER: KYO YA

DINNER: HEARTH

A Japanese hideaway located in the middle of East Village, Kyo Ya is tucked away below street level. The restaurant interior is made almost entirely out of wood and is well known for its Kaiseki dining – this is a progression of courses featuring a variety of seasonal ingredients.

With outstanding hospitality at the heart and an authentic Italian inspired menu at the head, Hearth is a restaurant we keep returning to. Whilst the cuisine is rooted in all the modern traditions of the American kitchen, it’s easy to see that Hearth’s heritage is truly Italiano.

94 E 7th St, New York, NY 10009

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MEET & EAT: CHELSEA/MEATPACKING

DINNER: MOTEL MORRIS (NEW)

LUNCH: BOTTINO

Bill McDaniel, who was the Head Chef at the Red Cat for 14 years, has just joined the Motel Morris to bring authentic American cuisine to the Chelsea area. The restaurant opened in March and has been designed by the design studio Tourmaline.

Bottino is one of our favourite dining spots in Chelsea. It is the place for all the Gallerist and art collectors in Chelsea’s gallery district, serving Tuscan inspired dishes and boutique wines. Sitting out in the beautiful outdoor garden for lunch is a must.

132 7th Ave, New York, NY 10011

646 880 4810

246 10th Ave, New York, NY 10001

212 206 6766

DINNER: UNTITLED

LUNCH/DINNER: HIGH STREET ON HUDSON

Untitled is a new restaurant from Chef Michael Anthony of Gramercy Tavern, located in the Whitney Museum of American Art in the Meatpacking District. Light-filled and airy, adjacent to the High Line park and the Hudson River, Untitled is inspired by the seasons.

Eli Kulp’s bread-and-pastry-centric West Village restaurant, High Street on Hudson belongs to a rare class of venues where the rustic pleasures of weekend brunch can equal the refined options of dinner.

99 Gansevoort Street, New York, NY 10014

212 570 3670

637 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014

917 388 3944

DINNER: TXIKITO

DRINKS: PORCHLIGHT

Enjoy small but stunning plates at Eder Montero and Alexandra Raij’s Txikito, one of the best tapas destinations in Chelsea, surrounded by a dark, cosy space decked with rough-hewn wood. The menu stays true to all things Basque and the Spanish wine list is deluxe.

Porchlight is the first bar sans restaurant by Danny Meyer and the Union Square Hospitality Group. Meyer states that Porchlight is a place for ‘being,’ as opposed to ‘doing’ and that is a perfect description of what’s offered at this neighbourhood bar.

240 9th Ave, New York, NY 10001

212 242 4730

271 11th Ave, New York, NY 10001

212 981 6188

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MEET & EAT: NOHO/ NOLITA

DINNER: LAFAYETTE

DINNER: ATLA (NEW)

Lafayette is an everyday grand café and bakery that boasts an interior reminescent of the belle eqoque, it also boasts a nomination for the 50 Nominees for the Best New Restaurant in America.

Aimed as a ‘neighborhood restaurant’, Mexican-food chef Enrique Olvera and Daniela Soto-Innes’ Atla serves up a healthy offering including flax-seed chilaquiles and kale tamales. Head here if you’re looking for delicious food and a more casual dining experience.

380 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10003

212 533 3000

372 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012

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LUNCH: IL BUCO ALIMENTARIA

DINNER/ DRINKS: THE SMILE

Il Buco Alimentaria has all the authetic ingredients that you might find in an Italian deli and serves them up in a hustling and bustling eatery. Italian food is defined by the simplicity of flavour to let the ingredients shine, Il Buco Alimentaria certainly does this.

The Smile has a great laid back feel to the restaurant, that offers up Mediterrean and American cuisine. It opened back in 2011 and the Smile has been a staple in the Noho restaurant scene ever since.

53 Great Jones St, New York, NY 10012

212 837 2622

26 Bond St, New York, NY 10012

646 329 5836

DINNER: ESTELA

DINNER: UNCLE BOONS

An always busy restaurant is never a bad sign and estela is as hustling and bustling as they come. The restaurant has a chicness and sleekness to it that it always packed with diners. The food is mainly Mediterrean and is well worth tasting!

Experience Thailand in New York at Uncle Boons with creative eats that cater to all taste sensations. Set in a small café with exposed brick, the rotisseries and grill offer a glimpse into life in Thailand with it’s Bangkok-flea-market décor.

47 E Houston St, New York, NY 10012

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7 Spring St, New York, NY 10012

646 370 6650

MEET & EAT: LOWER EAST SIDE

LUNCH: DIMES

DINNER: MISSION CHINESE

Dimes offers an eclectic and health-concscious menu with Californian-style fare from light, fresh salads to larger plates like the red curry mussels and spiced pork meatballs. A small but sweet cocktail, beer and wine list accompany.

Mission Chinese is the New York outpost of the renowned San Francisco eatery that serves fiery, creative and innovative takes on traditional Sichuan cuisine. Beverage Director Sam Anderson serves up a seriously good cocktail.

49 Canal St, New York, NY 10002

212 925 1300

171 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002

No reservation

DINNER: WILDAIR

LUNCH: RUSS & DAUGHTERS

Wildair is a small eatery in the Lower East Side of New York that focuses on seasonal produce and natural wines.

Crucially you can’t book so make sure you get there early!

This family-run spot has become quite a landmark of its own. Dating back to 1914, Russ & Daughters serves highend smoked fish dishes, caviar and New York-style speciality foods in a bright space.

142 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

No reservations

179 E Houston St, New York, NY 10002

212 375 0323

DINNER: LE TURTLE

DINNER: THE FAT RADISH

An upscale French eatery, that has a delicious selection of classical French cuisine and an extensive range of vegetarian cooking. An unsuspecting and humble exterior hides big, strong flavours.

A continuously busy eatery that serves up modern British cuisine, that focuses on fresh vegetables and meats. The setting is rustic and green that befits the sophisticated simplicity of the food.

177 Chrystie St, New York, NY 10002

646 918 7189

17 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

212 300 4053

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FACT SHEET FOR NYCxDESIGN 2017 ICFF

CAMRON CONCIERGE NEW YORK OFFICE

Dates: May 21 - 24 General hours: May 21, 10AM - 5PM

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General hours: May 22 - 23, 10AM - 6PM

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General hours: May 24, 10AM - 4PM

Office: +917 675 4380

Location: Jacob K. Javits Convention Center Location: (11th Avenue at 38th Street) 10001

270 Lafayette Street, Suite 600, New York, NY 10012

SIGHT UNSEEN OFFSITE Dates: May 19 - 22

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General hours: May 19, 12PM - 7PM General hours: May 20, 11AM - 6.30PM

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WANTEDDESIGN MANHATTAN

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Dates: May 20 - 23 Press Preview: Friday May 19 | 5 - 7PM Location: Terminal Stores – 11th Avenue

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WANTEDDESIGN BROOKLYN Dates: May 17 - 21

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