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The Field Guide.

Guest Cover Designer: Jing Liu of SO-IL

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Welcome to IDS Vancouver 2018.

This year, we introduce some new initiatives, reflecting our commitment to the greater design world and the West’s design community at large.

Celebrating our 14th year, our 2018 theme, Surface and Depth, is a nod to the many notions of what design is, and what good design can be.

Striking chairs, visually pleasing spaces, useful and innovative mechanisms and fixtures—all found here at our highly curated fair—are examples of good design aesthetic, but also how good design is deeper than looks alone. You’ll discover it’s considerate, and useful, and can solve problems big and small.

Exciting programming this year includes a roster of dynamic speakers and content from cities around the world, including Helsinki, Frankfurt, Eindhoven, Verona, New York and Los Angeles. The West’s most enticing brands, partners and design talent are on exhibit. In an effort to foster an appreciation for design at an early age, we’re proud to introduce our new youth programming as we continue to encourage families to come and explore our features, exhibits and collaborations. And you’ll find our new book, Currents, onsite at Exit through the Gift Shop (and available online).

It offers design enthusiasts cultural, material and industry insight—all ingredients of this region’s unique design DNA. On behalf of everyone at IDS Vancouver, our exhibitors, sponsors, special guests and speakers, thank you for your engagement and support.

As we strive to help design thrive, we invite you to join us in reflecting on and appreciating all this region offers.

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Official Colours.

What happens when the authority on design meets the authority on colour? In collaboration with Benjamin Moore, we’re thrilled

to introduce to you the six Official Colours of IDS Vancouver 2018: Pink Flamingo, 14 Carrots, Spa Day, Honeybee, Antique Glass and Faded Violet.

Aligning with this year’s theme “Surface and Depth,” these hues are chosen from the Aura Colour Stories collection. Each of the collection’s 240 colours is influenced by the light in a room, highlighting subtle undertones and characteristics, thus showcasing the depth of each shade in different lights. Made for the design and colour curious, these official shades will be used on various surfaces throughout the fair to illustrate the subjectivity of colour and all the nuances and variations therein. Visit the fair to witness these colours coming to life!

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Table of Contents.

8. Welcome

9. Official Colours

11. Cover Designers 12. Schedule 13.

Currents

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Canadian by Nature Altered States GRAY Stage What the HEL from Finland Moving Textiles Alberta REdeFINED, Design Inspired by Nature Open Studio The Bistro + Wine Bar, VIP Lounge Studio North, Prototype Collect, The District Exit through the Gift Shop Charitable Partner Thank You to Our Sponsors

2018 Guest Cover Designers.

FIELD GUIDE

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Above left: Jing Liu, co-founder and principal at New York-based architecture firm SO-IL. Liu is a part of the Woman. Architect. Entrepreneur. discussion on Friday. See pages 30, 50.

Center: Alberto Minotti, the second-generation designer of Minotticucine.

On Friday, Minotti will take to the GRAY Stage to discuss the power of visual silence in design. See pages 38, 56.

Above right: Vancouver-based branding company Glasfurd & Walker. The firm also led the visual direction of this year’s Canadian by Nature feature, which aims to present a current snapshot of the contemporary Canadian design landscape.

See page 68.

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Schedule.

Offsite Events.

Tuesday, September 18 — Sunday, September 23, 2018 See the full schedule at: vancouver.interiordesignshow.com/exhibit/offsite

The Party on Opening Night.

Presented by Inform Interiors Thursday, September 20, 2018 7 – 11pm

Professional Trade Day. Presented by Liebherr Friday, September 21, 2018 9:30am – 5:30pm

Saturday.

Saturday, September 22, 2018 10am – 6pm

Sunday.

Presented by Intracorp Sunday, September 23, 2018 10am – 5pm Tickets: Tickets and wristbands available online and at the door.

See idsvancouver.com for details.

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Currents.

The Pacific Northwest is paving a new path in the design world with a rich and varied set of designers producing outstanding pieces and trends. IDS Vancouver is the centrepoint for all things design in the region and our first book, Currents: Contemporary Pacific Northwest Design, is a celebration of just that.

Curated by IDS Director Jody Phillips and published by Scandinavian publishing house New Heroes & Pioneers, the book explores the design boom in the Pacific Northwest, the similarities and differences in fundamental principles within the creative field and more than 40 remarkable makers and designers behind this extraordinary hotbed of design. Designed by Copenhagen-based art director Daniel Zachrisson, Currents highlights inspiring visuals throughout and provides a behind-the-curtain look at some of the designers’ creative processes.

Get your copy of Currents on the show floor at Exit through the Gift Shop.

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The Party on Opening Night.

Presented by Inform Interiors.

Thursday, September 20, 2018 7 – 11pm $35 online; $40 at the door Enjoy a night with Vancouver’s exceptionally talented design industry.

It’s the design party of the year! The Party on Opening Night, generously hosted

by Inform Interiors, kicks off IDS Vancouver in grand style. Explore our exhibits and features, including the Untitled (392 Sheets of Plywood) Central Bar, presented by LaSalle College Vancouver and designed/built by Leckie Studio and Origins CNC. And don’t miss the GRAY Band of designers and architects on the GRAY Stage!

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Central Bar. The Untitled (392 Sheets of Plywood) Central Bar installation at IDS Vancouver will be the next instance of material exploration by Origins CNC and Leckie Studio, a Vancouver-based studio known for creating material-driven and innovative architectural environments.

For this installation, Leckie Studio and Origins CNC chose to work with a single generic material—local plywood—with the aim to create a spatial experience that is formed with a singular tectonic and material language. The pavilion is intended as a place of refuge for visitors over-stimulated by the show floor—a place to relax and get away from the busy surroundings, a place to enjoy and discover.

Enclosed by 392 sheets of pine plywood, the space balances opposing forces of solid/void, open/closed and vertical/horizontal. The primary material connections are held in place with friction, via an interlocking assembly system, using no adhesives.

The structure is perceived as a sculptural mass, with a contradictory nature of appearing both solid and transparent, depending on the angle from which it is viewed. It was designed to create a voyeuristic relationship between it and that of the bar and the surrounding area, cocooning and buffering visitors deep within its visual haven.

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Exclusive Tote Designed

by Karim Rashid.

In collaboration with BoConcept and IDS Vancouver, celebrated Egyptian-born, Canadian-raised designer Karim Rashid has designed a limited-edition canvas tote, available exclusively to the first 2,000 visitors of the fair each day (September 20-23).

On Thursday, September 20, the doors open at 7pm, so arrive early to get your hands on this highly coveted bag.

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Exhibit Design Awards.

GRAY recognizes the best in exhibit space design on the show floor. Five recipients will receive a handmade, custom award created by Vancouver-based furniture designer Kate Duncan. Duncan is known for her bold, contemporary wood designs featuring local hardwood in its purest form. GRAY editors will review all exhibit spaces Thursday at The Party on Opening Night, and you’ll find the awards displayed in the winning booths throughout the weekend.

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Offsite.

Go beyond the show floor.

IDS Vancouver offers even more opportunities to immerse yourself in design and soak up inspiration via installations, talks and after parties located all around our fair city.

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Offsite

Tuesday, September 18, 2018 | 7 – 11pm

LAMP Opening Gala.

Inform Contract 405 Railway Street Access included in the wristband

IDS Vancouver launches the 2018 offsite programming with L A M P’s BALANCE Exhibition Awards Gala. Join us at Inform Contract in Vancouver’s Railtown Design District to view the finalists’ prototypes on physical display and celebrate the best talent in contemporary lighting.

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Offsite

Wednesday, September 19, 2018 | 2 – 4pm

Saint George House Tour.

3636 Saint George Street Access included in the wristband

Tour Vancouver’s most highly anticipated modern house and experience the work of an award-winning design and build dream team: clever architecture by Randy Bens, exquisite craftsmanship by boutique builder Moosehead Contracting, and signature interior detailing by Falken Reynolds. Features include Corian-walled showers, Delta architectural lighting, 11 skylights, Bensen furniture in Raf Simons fabrics and so much more.

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Offsite

Wednesday, September 19, 2018 | 6 – 8pm

Hinterland Design + Bari Ziperstein Reception.

Hinterland Design Studio 503 Railway Street Access included in the wristband Get an exclusive first look at THE MIX: West Coast Best Coast, a collaborative installation between Hinterland Design and Los Angeles-based designer Bari Ziperstein. Mingle in the Hinterland Design Studio with Vancouver’s design community, while enjoying refreshments.

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Offsite

Friday, September 21, 2018 | 6 – 8pm

Ben Barber Studio + Another Human Reception.

Ben Barber Studio 1000 Parker Street, Studio #114 Access included in the wristband THE MIX: West Coast Best Coast celebration continues at Ben Barber Studio, where you’ll also be the first to view the collaborative installation between designer Ben Barber and Los Angeles-based design studio Another Human.

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Offsite

Saturday, September 22, 2018 | 2 – 3pm

Hinterland Design + Bari Ziperstein Talk.

Hinterland Design Studio 503 Railway Street Access included in the wristband Don’t miss this conversation between Vancouver-based designer Riley McFerrin of Hinterland Design and Los Angeles-based designer Bari Ziperstein with Haily Zaki, the founder of the LA Design Festival. Set against the backdrop of regionality, the discussion focuses on the relationship between their work and their environment, as well as their design process and techniques.

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Offsite

Sunday, September 23, 2018 | 2 – 3pm

Ben Barber Studio + Another Human Talk.

Ben Barber Studio 1000 Parker Street, Studio #114 Access included in the wristband Come experience a conversation between Vancouver-based designer Ben Barber and Los Angeles-based designer Leah Ring from Another Human with Haily Zaki, founder of the LA Design Festival. They’ll be discussing the similarities and differences in their individual creative processes, and will uncover how their exploration of colour and character of shapes create sculptural and modern works that are playful with a practical twist.

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Offsite

Friday, September 21, 2018 | 8pm – late

GRAY After Party.

Montauk Sofa 228 Abbott Street Access included in the wristband

Party with GRAY at the loft-like Montauk Sofa in Gastown, now featuring Valcucine. Mingle with the design-minded on Friday, September 21, with beverages from Mission Hill Family Estate and Strathcona Beer Company.

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Offsite

Saturday, September 22, 2018 | 7pm – late

ADDRESS Industry Party.

Settlement Building 55 Dunlevy Avenue Access included in the wristband

ADDRESS and IDS Vancouver are celebrating this week-long, high-design vibe. The historic Settlement Building in Railtown is the setting for this year’s ADDRESS Industry Party, where we’ll fête Vancouver’s thriving community of designers and makers.

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IDS Vancouver is more than a fair—it’s a total design experience.

Some of the greatest, most influential minds in international and Canadian design are part of this six-day celebration that’s full of inspiring onsite and offsite installations, creative conversations and innovative products. See who’s here:

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Don’t miss these industry-leading women at the Keynote Breakfast on the Caesarstone Stage Friday at 8am.

See pg 50 for details.

Look Who’s Here

Johanna Hurme.

Originally from Finland, Johanna Hurme earned a Bachelors of Environmental Design and a Masters of Architecture from the University of Manitoba’s Faculty of Architecture (FAUM).

As founding partner of Winnipeg firm 5468796 architecture, Hurme works to unite the diverse knowledge and experience of its 12 young professionals—sharing ideas and brainstorming around a single table.

The firm’s roster of remarkable residential projects includes the OZ Condominiums and the Governor General-winning Parallelogram House and its work has appeared in more than 150 publications and books. At the Canadian pavilion during the 2012 Venice Biennale, 5468796 architecture curated “Migrating Landscapes,” an installation that explored Canada’s commitment to openness and diversity using scale models of “dwellings” crafted from unfinished wood.

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Jing Liu. Architect Jing Liu was born in Nanjing, China, and studied at New Orleans’ Tulane University School of Architecture.

She moved to New York in 2004 and in 2008, co-founded the award-winning New York firm SO-IL with Dutch architect Florian Idenburg.

SO-IL emphasizes mission-driven cultural projects as an integral part of the urban fabric.

Its paradigm-shifting projects include the Kukje Gallery in Seoul and the upcoming CTF Museum in Hong Kong. Liu’s perspective extends outside the conventional architectural platform through her many artist collaborations and curatorial partnerships. She is also an adjunct assistant professor at Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, as well as a board member at the influential Van Alen Institute in New York.

Susan Scott.

After working at such notable firms as James KM Cheng Architects and McFarlane Green Biggar Architects + Designers, Susan Scott founded Scott & Scott Architects with her husband David in 2012.

Working within their family home in Vancouver, the pair works at all scales, and their portfolio includes many beloved local haunts such as the Bestie eatery, Kin Kao and Torafuku, as well as a number of handsome houses and cabins in the British Columbia region.

They are also known to design furniture and lighting fixtures for their projects. In 2016, they were awarded The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Young Architect Award, which recognizes architects 40 years old or younger for excellence in design, leadership and service to the profession. Last year, Scott & Scott Architects was named an Emerging Voice by The Architectural League of New York.

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Michael Ford is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Friday at 11am.

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Michael Ford.

Michael Ford, born and raised in the City of Detroit, is known as the Hip Hop Architect. Ford received his Masters of Architecture from the University of Detroit Mercy (UDM), where he completed his graduate thesis titled “Hip Hop Inspired Architecture and Design.”

Ford has spent the past decade working to blur the lines between professional practice and academia. He is dedicated to stimulating cross-disciplinary discourse between practitioners and residents on the sociological and cultural implications of architecture and urban planning on its inhabitants. More specifically, Ford has unveiled the subconscious roles of historical architectural figures such as Le Corbusier in envisioning the built environments which necessitated the birth of hip hop culture.

Ford’s Hip Hop Architecture research has been published in a variety of places including Fast Company, Blavity, The Fader, CityLab and Vibe Magazine. Along with these publications Ford has been a guest lecturer at several universities including the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, University of Detroit Mercy, University of Pennsylvania and Carnegie Mellon University.

Michael Ford was invited to keynote the 2017 American Institute of Architects National Conference on Architecture and

he delivered the keynote at 2016 SXSW Eco Conference in Austin, Texas. Through his years of research, publications and lectures, Michael Ford is recognized in the architectural and hip hop communities as a galvanizer and pioneer of a new era of architectural practitioners. Currently, Ford is an instructor in the architecture program at Madison College, and co-founder of the Urban Arts Collective, where he created and conducts The Hip Hop Architecture Camp™ with the mission to increase the number of minorities in architecture and urban planning.

Ford is currently working with hip hop artists as he leads the programming and development of The Universal Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx, New York.

On Saturday, Ford will lead a full-day, immersive Hip Hop Architecture Workshop at IDS Vancouver for children aged 11 to 14, using hip hop culture as a catalyst to introduce youth to architecture and design. The young participants will explore hip hop as a revolutionary approach to understanding, conceiving and generating architecture for a just city.

There is no typical student for The Hip Hop Architecture Workshop. Michael Ford’s students are aspiring architects, urban planners, hip hop artists, computer game creators, interior designers, industrial designers and more!

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Sebastian Herkner is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Friday at 1:30pm.

See pg 54 for details.

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Sebastian Herkner.

Sebastian Herkner was born in 1981 in Bad Mergentheim, Germany. He studied product design

at the HfG Offenbach am Main (Offenbach University of Art and Design). During his studies, Herkner focused on designing objects and furniture that merged various cultural contexts and combined new technologies with traditional craftsmanship in order to highlight the multifaceted beauty of the materials and draw renewed attention to small details.

While still a student, Herkner interned with noted fashion designer Stella McCartney in London, which helped to hone his feeling for materials, colours, structures

and textures. Since founding his own design studio in Offenbach am Main in 2006, he has designed products for manufacturers such as Cappellini, ClassiCon, Dedon, Fontana Arte, Moroso, Pulpo, Thonet and Wittmann, as well as working on interior design projects and for exhibitions and museums. Since 2007, he has taught several courses at HfG Offenbach am Main as a visiting lecturer.

Herkner’s designs have received multiple prizes, including the 2011 German Design Award in the Newcomer category, 2015 the EDIDA Award for Best International Newcomer and Guest of Honor at imm cologne 2016.

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Alex Mustonen is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Friday at 3:30pm.

See pg 56 for details.

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Alex Mustonen.

Alex Mustonen is the founder and partner of Snarkitecture, a New Yorkbased collaborative design practice established to investigate the boundaries between disciplines. He is a

graduate of the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. Snarkitecture’s work focuses on the reinterpretation of everyday materials, structures and programs to new and imaginative effect. With a conceptual approach

centered on the importance of experience, the studio creates unexpected and memorable moments that invite people to explore and engage with their surroundings.

The firm’s name is drawn from Lewis Carroll’s “The Hunting of the Snark,” a poem describing the “impossible voyage of an improbable crew to find an inconceivable creature.” In its search for the unknown, Snarkitecture creates architectural-scale projects, installations and objects. By transforming the familiar into the extraordinary, Snarkitecture makes architecture perform the unexpected.

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Alberto Minotti is speaking on the GRAY Stage Friday at 3pm.

See pg 56 for details.

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Alberto Minotti.

For Italian kitchen designer Alberto Minotti, there’s nothing more important than having passion for what you do.

As the second-generation designer of Minotticucine, Minotti first saw this passion, drive and determination in his father, who founded the company in 1949.

In 1999, Minotti overhauled the style and market position of the brand completely, and identified a new design path he defined as “Mediterranean minimalism” and “essentialism.” This new company vision was largely characterized by the use of one particular natural material: stone; and one central philosophy: visual silence.

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Susanna Björklund is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Saturday at 1pm.

See pg 59 for details.

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Susanna Björklund.

Susanna Björklund is a trend analyst and journalist based in Helsinki, Finland. Björklund conducts research and uncovers the futures of customer centricity, changes in consumer behaviour and values and then implements new design processes. She has worked as a fashion designer and as a journalist specializing in fashion, lifestyle, interiors, design and futures trends. In the field of marketing, she has been in charge of the visual entities for multiple print and TV commercial productions.

Since 2015, Björklund has curated Signals, the trend installation at Finland’s furniture and interior design event, Habitare Fair. Signals combines societal as well as interior and living trends and has gained wide recognition both in Finland

and internationally. In addition to running ENNE (meaning premonition in Finnish), a company that collects information on interesting phenomena, benchmarks and changes taking place in target groups and provides future-facing reports, Björklund works as a lecturer, researcher and journalist. She also teaches classes for emerging talents at the Lahti Institute of Design and Helsinki Design School.

This year, Björklund has curated the feature ‘What the HEL from Finland,’ a trend installation showcasing Finnish design, that mixes visual and societal trends in a narrative, surprising, ambient and multidisciplinary way. Given the escalating digitalization resulting in strong countertrends and shifting values, the exhibit poses the question: Can local design still be distinguishable from global design?

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Brian Gluckstein is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Saturday at 3pm and hosting a signing of his new book, “Brian Gluckstein: The Art of Home,” in Benjamin Moore’s booth (805) at 4pm.

See pg 60 for details.

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Brian Gluckstein.

Acclaimed interior designer Brian Gluckstein believes that life is better when you live in a space you love.

As principal of GlucksteinDesign, he is renowned for creating luxurious, livable interiors. His portfolio includes residential projects in cities such as Aspen, Palm Beach, Miami and New York, and high-profile commercial projects such as the Four Seasons Hotel Palm Beach. Gluckstein is internationally recognized as one of the top 35 designers in the world by Andrew Martin’s Interior Design Journal. Gluckstein graduated from Ryerson University’s Interior Design degree program.

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In 1986, he founded Gluckstein Design Planning, which has since been honoured with numerous awards for design excellence, including ARIDO Awards for Excellence in Residential, Commercial, Corporate Design, and the National Builders Association and America’s Awards for Excellence in Sales Office and Model. As a regular guest expert on nationally broadcast television show Cityline for over 20 years, Gluckstein has offered design solutions and advice on home style.

His new book, Brian Gluckstein: The Art of Home, features a distinguished collection of chic, liveable and luxurious homes from New York to Aspen.

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Aly Velji is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Sunday at 1pm.

See pg 61 for details.

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Aly Velji.

Aly Velji has been involved in the design industry for many years specializing in both residential and commercial design.

Having appeared on HGTV, CityTV and CTV, Aly has become the go-to design, dĂŠcor and lifestyle expert. His work has been featured in several national publications. Incorporating both current and classic trends, he ensures that he creates original and timeless designs for all of his clients. Mixing different furniture styles from modern to traditional and using pattern and texture has become one of his signature statements.

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Karim Rashid is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Sunday at 3pm and hosting a signing of his monograph, “XX,” in BoConcept’s booth (703) at 4pm.

See pg 62 for details.

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Karim Rashid.

Visionary and prolific, Karim Rashid is one of the most unique voices in design today. With more than 4000 designs

in production, nearly 300 awards to his name, and client work in over 40 countries, Rashid’s ability to transcend typology continues to make him a force among designers of his generation.

Eschewing style in favor of designing in the modus of our time, Rashid’s designs include luxury goods for Christofle, Alessi, and Veuve Clicquot; democratic products for Umbra, bobble, and 3M; furniture for Bonaldo, Tonelli, BoConcept, and Vondom; lighting for Artemide and Fontana Arte; high-tech products for Asus and SirinLabs; surface design for Marburg and Abet Laminati; graphics for Citibank and Sony Ericsson; and award-winning packaging for Method, Paris Baguette, Kenzo, and Eos. Rashid’s influence expands to interiors, including restaurants like Amoje Food Capital in South Korea; hospitality design for Hotel Berlin; public environments like Universita Metro Station in Naples; and retail design for Fun Factory. Additionally, he has collaborated on innumerable concept exhibitions for clients such as Dupont Corian, Deutsche Bank, PepsiCo, and Audi.

In 2017, Rashid launched KURV Architec-

ture D.P.C. with partner Alex Hughes AIA, bringing a multidisciplinary approach to architecture, investment and development.

Numerous awards and accolades attest to Rashid’s contribution to the world of design. He is a perennial winner of the Red Dot award, and holds Honorary Doctorates from Carlton University, Pratt Institute and OCAD in Toronto, among others.

Artwork created by Rashid ranges from digital prints to public art. His works are featured in 20 permanent collections worldwide, including the Brooklyn Museum of Art, MoMA, and The Center Pompidou.

He is a frequent contributor to the Venice Biennale and is represented by Sandra Gering Gallery in New York City.

A cultural shaper, Rashid is a frequent guest lecturer at universities and conferences globally, aspiring to change the world by making design a public subject.

He is also regularly featured in print and digital platforms. This reach allows Rashid to fulfill his ambition of disseminating the importance of design in everyday life.

Rashid’s latest monograph, XX (Design Media Publishing, 2015), features 400 pages of work selected from the last 20 years. Rashid’s pluralistic practice flirts with art, fashion and music and is determined to creatively touch every aspect of our physical and virtual landscape.

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Speaker Schedule.

Stimulating design talks aplenty.

With two stages—the Caesarstone Stage and the GRAY Stage—plus countless accredited breakout sessions on Liebherr Trade Day, there is a constant flow of creative information at the ready during IDS Vancouver. These are our speakers.

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Trade Day. Friday, September 21

8 – 9:30am

Keynote Breakfast: Woman.

Architect. Entrepeneur.

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We are proud to present the Liebherr Trade Day Keynote Breakfast, featuring three leading North American female architects. Jing Liu of New York’s SO-IL, Johanna Hurme of Winnipeg’s 5468796 architecture and Susan Scott of Vancouver’s Scott & Scott Architects join AZURE Magazine’s Executive Editor Elizabeth Pagliacolo for an honest conversation on the Caesarstone Stage. Through their current and future work, they will discuss what it means to be a woman leading an architecture firm in 2018, as well as the challenges and victories they’ve experienced so far in their careers.

8:30 – 9:30am

Microsize Me: Designing for Downsizing Room 111/112 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

We hear it every day: downsizing, compact spaces, urban living, simplifying and minimalism. What does it all mean? The Microsize Me movement is a new reality, and the entire design industry needs to take notice. In this seminar, Paula Kennedy, principal at Timeless Kitchen Design will explore how to address this new movement through design and product offerings.

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Friday 10 – 11am

The New Reality of Virtual Reality Room 111/112, Level 1 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Virtual reality (VR) is undoubtedly our future, but how will it impact architecture and design? In this interactive seminar and demo, led by Jim Stelter, chief commercial officer at Yulio Technologies, you’ll learn about the difference between VR and other similar technologies, discover how to use VR for presentations, analyze back-end data and examine case studies.

10 – 11:30am

Design + Industry: Contemporary Wood Room 116/117 IDCEC = 0.15 CEU, AIBC = 1.5 Core LU

Focusing on material exploration, cross-disciplinary collaboration and the industry’s changing landscape, this expert panel discusses the unique strengths and inherent challenges of designing and fabricating with wood, one of the region’s most iconic and traditional materials.

Moderator: Brent Comber, Brent Comber Originals Panelists: Toby Barratt, Propellor; Eric Savics, Van Urban Timber; Eric Karsh, Equilibrium; and Tanja Hinder, Marrimor Design Studio

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Trade Day. Friday, September 21 11am – 12pm

Communications Styles – Creating Connections with Clients during Design Pitches Room 111/112 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

A big part of an interior designer or architect’s day-to-day job is presenting design ideas to clients. Do you often wonder why you can present one idea to one client, and it is taken the way you meant it, but then when you present that same thing to another client, it is taken the wrong way? In this workshop, emotional intelligence speaker Carolyn Stern will help you discover what your communication style is, learn how to communicate with impact, and determine how to flex your style to communicate effectively with clients during your idea pitch.

11am – 12pm

Hip Hop Architecture Caesarstone Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core LU

Architect Michael Ford uses hip hop to explain how designers and planners have marginalized communities. It might not be obvious to fans, but hip hop lyrics speak even to ill-conceived architecture—touching on what it’s like to navigate life while being black or brown.

Well-designed spaces shape an individual’s life and experiences, provide respite from the harsh realities of life, and allow access to basic needs such as transportation and food to isolated communities. What’s often not considered in the construction of highdensity neighbourhoods is the psychological and sociological impact of design and planning on those who live there.

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Friday

11:30am – 12:30pm

How to Get Published in 2018 GRAY Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core

Moderator: Jennifer McCullum, GRAY Panelists: Rachel Gallaher, GRAY; Jaime Derringer, Design Milk; Tomos Lewis, Monocle; Elizabeth Pagliacolo, Azure An enlightening and empowering session for design professionals. GRAY, along with editors from Design Milk, Azure and Monocle, share insider tips on how to successfully pitch a project and tell your design story in today’s editorial landscape. From “fake news” to Instagram likes, we’re covering it all—this is your chance to get inside the mind of an editor. Bring your questions!

12:30 – 1:30pm

Designing Transformational Experiences in the Workplace Room 111/112 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

We are no longer just designing a built environment; we are curating an ecosystem of behaviours and a set of experiences that drive more engaging outcomes for people and the businesses they work for. In this session, Lisa Fulford-Roy, managing director of workplace strategy at commercial real estate and investment firm CBRE Canada, will focus on the macro trends in the workplace today and the drivers behind them as well as the forces influencing or disrupting the future workplace and their potential effects on designers and the makeup of design firms.

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Trade Day. Friday, September 21

12:30 – 1:30pm

Houzz Rules Room 116/117 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Learn how to master the home renovation social media site in this seminar by Caesarstone’s National Marketing Manager John Filomena. Key takeaways will show you how to use the digital scrapbook, leverage Houzz as a social media network, customize the Houzz business directory and use the inspirational search engine.

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1:30 – 2:30pm

Sebastian Herkner Caesarstone Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Sebastian Herkner has designed products for various brands, worked on many interior design projects, and collaborated with exhibitions and museums. He’ll share stories of his collaborations with an array of leading manufacturers, including Cappellini, ClassiCon, Dedon, Fontana Arte, Moroso, Pulpo, Thonet and Wittmann. You’ll also glean an insider perspective on his design method of merging various cultural contexts and combining new technologies with traditional craftsmanship, which highlights the multifaceted beauty of the materials and draws renewed attention to small details.

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Friday

2:30 – 3:30pm

The Power of Colour Room 111/112 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core LU

In this course, presented by Benjamin Moore, speaker and interior designer Trish Becher examines the emotions associated with each colour with examples of colour used successfully in popular culture, fashion and retail. Learn the distinction between fads and trends.

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2:30 – 3:30pm

Live Experience is the Silver Bullet Room 116/117 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

Technology is revolutionizing how we create and respond to our surroundings.

Participation and personalization are the cost of entry for authenticity. Mike Brown, senior vice president and group creative director at Chicago’s FCB X, the experiential marketing division of creative agency FCB, will consider this inflection point across culture and commerce. How do storytellers, designers and place-makers capture attention, provoke imagination, invite participation, drive conversation, manifest belonging and change behaviour? The answer lies in creativity and the power of live experience.

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Trade Day. Friday, September 21

3 – 4pm

Alberto Minotti: Visual Silence GRAY Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core

Design, according to Italian kitchen design company Minotticucine, is about the process of subtraction. In conversation with Jennifer McCullum, GRAY’s managing editor, second-generation designer Alberto Minotti shares his company’s design philosophy, discusses innovation and materials and how you too can harness the power of visual silence to elevate your designs.

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3:30 – 4:30pm

Alex Mustonen Caesarstone Stage IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core LU

Alex Mustonen, co-founder of New York-based design studio Snarkitecture, brings his wit and wisdom to the IDS stage, discussing his firm’s impressive work and its latest collaboration with Caesarstone: a series of sculptural kitchen islands entitled Altered States, set to debut on the show floor.

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Friday 4:30 – 5:30pm

Passive House: The Future of Living Well Room 111/112 IDCEC = 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Core LU

The Passive House standard is a powerful and direct response to climate change; it’s being adopted worldwide as the new building standard for the 21st century. Principal architect Cedric Burgers and interior designer Mary Burgers of Vancouver’s Burgers Architecture Inc. will share their experience as early adopters of this new building practice and touch upon letting go of typical bells and whistles that superficially connote living well, while replacing them with actual architectural and interior elements that are conducive to real health and well-being.

4:30 – 5:30pm

Craftsmanship & Creative Risk Taking Room 116/117 IDCEC= 0.1 CEU, AIBC = 1 Non-Core LU

An established and diverse panel of Pacific Northwest designers and creative risk takers will discuss how the distinctive regional characteristics shape their values around craftsmanship. While sharing their own methods of blending the traditional with contemporary, the designers will shed light on what it takes to create thoughtful, authentic bespoke pieces that are built to last.

Moderator: Sholto Scruton, Sholto Design Studio Panelists: Jaan Andres, Jaan Andres Glass Design; Jay Miron, Jay Miron Furniture; Neal Aronowitz, Neal Aronowitz Design/Art Presented by

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Saturday The Weekend.

Saturday, September 22 11am – 12pm

Extravagance Redefined Caesarstone Stage Join Vancouver Living for a lively and informative panel discussion with designers Jamie Banfield, Jamie Pryde, Rebecca Hay and Trisha Isabey, moderated by Vancouver Living’s own Bianca Solterbeck. These savvy designers will be sharing their personal take on redefining extravagance and luxury.

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HOT NEW NEXT: Championship Round GRAY Stage HOT NEW NEXT is a live competition celebrating the innovative ideas moving design forward. This Dragon’s Den-style program brings together finalists from each of the earlier rounds held this year for the ultimate face-off. Having learned from the judges’ initial feedback, contestants will pitch their design-related concepts or products to an expert panel and live audience. The winner will be named the 2018 HOT NEW NEXT Champion and receive a cash prize, mentorship and the designation of truly being the next big thing in design.

Judges: Danny Chartier, Montauk Sofa; Shannon Heth, Milk Creative Communications; Thealzel Lee, E-Fund Angel Investment Fund; Scott MacLaren, Design Within Reach Presented by

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1 – 2pm

Susanna Björklund Caesarstone Stage Helsinki, Finland-based trend analyst and journalist Susanna Björklund will take the Caesarstone Stage to discuss her research on identifying future and changing consumer behaviours, as well as implementing new design processes. At the show, look for ‘What the HEL from Finland,’ an onsite trend installation Björklund curated that showcases Finnish design.

2 – 3pm

Modern Prefab + Mass Timber: Wood, and the Architecture of the Future GRAY Stage The dream of accessible, modern prefab construction is within reach, and the Pacific Northwest is leading the charge. From higher energy performance to lower costs in the design and construction process, prefab is often better for the environment and it opens up the possibility of owning a modern home to a wider range of consumers. We’ll dive deep into the residential design and construction process with leading firms, uncover the latest in wood innovation and explore the future of mass timber in the architecture of our cities—all while viewing real-world examples of this emerging trend.

Moderator: Rachel Gallaher, GRAY Panelists: Bec Chapin, NODE; John Hemsworth, Hemsworth Architecture; Herb Locke, EnKind Homes; Kristin Slavin, PATH Architecture

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Saturday

3 – 4pm

Brian Gluckstein: The Art of Home Caesarstone Stage In conversation with Benjamin Moore colour and design expert and Cityline contributor Sharon Grech, designer Brian Gluckstein will lead the audience through a collection of beautiful spaces that are at once chic and livable, while sharing ways to incorporate soulful elements such as art, accessories, and other design details into residential spaces. Pulling examples from his new book Brian Gluckstein: The Art of Home, Gluckstein looks beyond the trends to share the art of designing a home with the comfort and personal expression that is essential to any aesthetic.

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The Weekend.

Sunday, September 23 presented by

1 – 2pm

Aly Velji Caesarstone Stage Interior designer and lifestyle expert Aly Velji will take the Caesarstone Stage to share details from his recent trip to India and its influence on the limited-edition collection he created with Montreal-based furniture brand Mobilia.

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Let’s Talk Trends GRAY Stage Experts in their fields, our panelists discuss what’s happening and what’s next in design trends. Never satisfied with just skimming the surface, we’ll cover the big-picture evolution of how today’s families and individuals live, how technology and sustainability plays an ever-increasing role, and how you can look for ways to avoid making design choices that will quickly become outdated. Come hear what’s on the horizon.

Moderator: Stacy Kendall, GRAY Panelists: Mary Burgers, Burgers Architecture Inc.; Chrissy Cottrell, Chrissy & Co.; Chad Falkenberg, Falken Reynolds Interiors; Jim Friesz, Mutuus Studio

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Sunday

3 – 4pm

Karim Rashid Caesarstone Stage Visionary designer and thinker Karim Rashid explores the future of design and explains why soft, round and curvaceous lines are defining the world around us. Rashid is a frequent guest lecturer at universities and conferences globally, aspiring to change the world by making design a public subject.

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Come visit us at booth 703 boconcept.com

More than a design fair, IDS Vancouver is comprised of community-minded, weeklong programming that aims to foster creative conversation and thought in people of all ages, pursuits, genders and ethnicities.

For 2018, we’re proud to launch our accessibly-priced Youth Programming, featuring two separate full-day workshops catered to two different age groups (8 to 12 and 11 to 14).

With this new initiative, we’re working to empower and unleash children’s creativity to support the broadening of our region’s overall design vocabulary and appreciation.

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Saturday 10am – 3pm

Hip Hop Architecture Workshop Level 100 Seminar Room $20 Led by the Hip Hop Architect and IDS Vancouver keynote speaker Michael Ford, the Hip Hop Architecture Workshop is a full-day immersive session for children aged 11 to 14 using hip hop culture as a catalyst to introduce youth to architecture and design. The young participants will explore hip hop as a revolutionary approach to understanding, conceiving and generating architecture for a just city.

There is no typical student for the Hip Hop Architecture Workshop. Michael Ford’s students are aspiring architects, urban planners, hip hop artists, computer game creators, interior designers, industrial designers and beyond.

Lunch will be provided for all participants.

Sunday 10am – 3pm

Designathon Workshop Level 100 Seminar Room $20 We are honoured to partner with Designathon Works for this one-day event reserved for children aged 8 to 12. Facilitated by Global Children’s Designathon, these workshops have been held in the Netherlands, Germany, Philippines, Croatia, Uganda and Bangladesh for organizations including ActionAid, Patagonia, Circle Economy, Waternet and SingularityU. Themes have included: The Future of Work, Circular Economy, Environmentally Friendly Transport and City of the Future.

Kids will present their ideas to each other and at the end of the day to a panel of experts, their parents and a public audience. With this workshop, we are highlighting the ability of the children to imagine and design a better future for us all.

Lunch will be provided for all participants.

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FUNCTION. ELEGANCE. HARMONY.

www.leichtvancouver.com 1654 W 2nd Avenue Vancouver

Booth 336

Explore.

Interactive. Compelling.

Each year, IDS Vancouver produces special features that speak to design trends and ideas that inspire and amaze attendees. Herewith, let’s explore some of this year’s hot spots.

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Canadian

by Nature.

Presenting a current snapshot of the contemporary Canadian design landscape, Canadian by Nature is the entrance exhibit at IDS Vancouver 2018. This exhibition will include projects and products from both emerging and established designers across diverse media, including architecture, interiors, industrial and graphic design.

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Central Altered Feature States.

The 2018 collaboration between Caesarstone and New Yorkbased collaborative practice Snarkitecture will focus on the icon of the modern home: the kitchen island. The collaboration will present a realistic and practical interpretation of Caesarstone, one that looks at the functionality of the kitchen, while drawing from Snarkitecture’s signature blend of architecture and art.

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GRAY Stage.

The GRAY Stage returns for a jam-packed weekend of design! Now in its seventh year at the fair, GRAY continues to give rise to exceptional design. Come to experience talks with industry illuminati, visit the GRAY team, and grab a copy of their latest issue: Futurecast. Playing up gray as a colour motif, this year’s stage was designed by their in-house team, Studio G, led by its chief creative officer Stacy Kendall. Stage furnishings are from BoConcept.

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Central What the HEL Feature from Finland.

How are the current interior and design trends related to larger political, social and digital changes in the world? ‘What the HEL from Finland’ is a trend installation showcasing Finnish design that mixes visual and societal trends in a surprising, ambient and multidisciplinary way. Curated by trend analyst Susanna BjĂśrklund, the feature explores how boundaries between trends are blurring. With escalating digitalization resulting in strong countertrends and shifting values, the exhibit poses the question: Can local design still be distinguishable from global design?

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Moving Textiles.

Moving Textiles is a unique collaboration between Vancouver-based Wilson School of Design (WSOD) at Kwantlen Polytechnic University and Envisions, a Netherlands-based design collective. With a focus on the process instead of the end product, WSOD students and faculty will partner with designers from Envisions to translate innovative and experimental ideas into refreshing applications for textiles and fabrics.

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Alberta REdeFINED. Alberta designers are stepping into the spotlight at this year’s IDS Vancouver, thanks to a special exhibit, named Alberta REdeFINED. Designed by Mitchell Design House and constructed by Ritchie Custom Homes, look for top talents such as furniture designer Mtharu and recycled skateboard fabricator Adrian Martinus, who created cheery wooden planters made from colourful skateboard decks.

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Design Inspired

by Nature.

Design-driven Swiss watchmaker RADO is hosting a special Design Offspring Contest for Canadian universities and design schools to create a prototype for IDS Vancouver and a full-scale installation for IDS Toronto. The theme for this student competition is “design inspired by nature,” a theme embodied by RADO’s latest light, minimalist and eye-catching watches. See the finalists’ prototypes on display at the fair!

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Reimagining the bathroom as a sanctuary, an invited group of interior designers will incorporate the theme Retreat in the design of their 100-square-foot conceptual space with the help of DXV and other LIXIL brands’ fixtures and fittings.

Participants • And Daughters • Angela Robinson Design • Annaliesse Kelly ID Studio • CASESTUDY

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• Emerge Design Inc. • IDO Design • Kendall Ansell Interiors • Madeleine Design Group Inc.

The Bistro and Wine Bar. Located within the show’s main bistro, the Kim Crawford Wine Sampling Bar at IDS Vancouver will take show visitors on a bold journey through five distinct varietals. Guests are invited to enjoy a complimentary tasting to awaken the sensory link between aroma and taste, and are challenged to identify the bouquet of each varietal.

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VIP Lounge.

The VIP Lounge is designed by Seattlebased interior and textiles designer, Michelle Dirkse. The space mixes the patterns and styles of her textile and wallpaper lines, which were created in collaboration with Pacific Northwest artists from the US and Canada. #ThreatToComplacency is an attitude that runs through her work and embodies her drive to blaze her own trail. Her work is an injection of color, playfulness and fearlessness into the often classically restrained PNW design landscape.

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A marketplace where Canadian and international designers of the highest caliber present one-off and custom collections including furniture, lighting, glass, ceramics, textiles and surface design in a gallery-like setting.

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icon Pommet & Kendall Solutions by Design

Tantalus Design

Prototype is a juried showcase of next-generation designers.

Featuring products not currently in production, the highly curated designs found here address new ideas for the residential market. Participants include professional designers and students presenting to-market and conceptual works.

2Point54 Designs Ali Alamzadeh Design Kayla Yearwood KeepHuman Leah K. S. Amick

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lumen-OS Retrobound Ryspot Stonefelt

T COLLEC Donna Giraud GK Hinkson

This feature is a unique experience where attendees can view a curated selection of pieces by galleries and individual artists.

Attracting a sophisticated market of art and design enthusiasts, Collect is also the place to network with a diverse and wellconnected group of fellow creatives.

Jenn Williamson Linda Klippenstein

Stefany Hemming Synnove Seidman

Valerie Capewell

The District is a popular cash-and-carry neighbourhood where attendees can take home a piece of good design.

DMS Design East Van Light G Ceramic & Co. Grey by Becki Chan Hitomi Mckenzie Isle Collection

Kathleen Tennock KONZUK LanaBetty London Fields Shoppe Low Poly Crafts Mind the Minimal

Morocco Artisanat Seymour and Smith Stonefelt The Littlest Fry Urbanwalls Vancouver Candle Co. IDS Vancouver 2018

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Exit through the Gift Shop.

We’re delighted to present Exit through the Gift Shop, a small, curated pop-up shop featuring new objects hand-picked by IDS Vancouver that exemplify the present design landscape at a good price point.

At Exit through the Gift Shop, you will find our new book Currents along with design objects by designers including fruitsuper, Studio Gorm and Nikolas Bentel.

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Charitable Partner.

Ticket sales and coat check proceeds benefit Out in Schools. Out In Schools provides workshops and film education programs that offer students the chance to develop and deepen their understanding of the experiences of LGBT2Q+ youth, the impacts of discrimination and exclusion and what they can do to foster cultures of inclusion within their classrooms and schools. Out in Schools has planted the seeds of belonging to students in 51 out of 60 school districts throughout British Columbia.

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@IDSvancouver #IDSVancouver

IDS Vancouver is produced by

Jody Phillips, Director Bronwyn Gourley, Senior Event Manager Tracy Nguyen, Sales & Marketing Manager Stephanie Heddon, Operations Manager Gillian Wright, Registration Manager Charlotte Ayling, Event Coordinator Patti Stewart, Executive Vice President Karen Kang, National Director, IDS Canada Lisa Barnes, Director, Sales + Business Development, IDS Canada Sali Tabacchi, Branding and Design Faulhaber Communications, PR & Media

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graymag.com info@graymag.com All photographs courtesy of manufacturers and designers except where noted.

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Big Thank You To Our 2018 Sponsors.

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VISIT US AT BOOTH 1009

sherwoodoutdoorkitchens.com @sherwoodyvr 604.249.4140

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