NYCxDESIGN Guide 2021

The Official Guide to

The Festival November 11 – 18, 2021

FROM THE EDITORS OF

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Contents Executive Director’s Note 04

Midtown 38

Editor’s Letter 06

Chelsea 52

NYCxDESIGN 09

NoMad & Flatiron 58

The Breakout Grant 10 An Ode to NYC 16 Curated Itineraries 20 IMPACTxDESIGN 22

Featured Events 27 Design Fairs 27 Exhibitions Around Town 28 Open Studios and Tours 30 Selected Events 32 Talks and Workshops 34 Design Trade Only 35 Virtual Events 36

Soho & Noho 72 Brooklyn 84 Queens 98 The Bronx 104 Staten Island 108 The Mic 112

For news and updates about what’s going on during NYCxDESIGN visit metropolismag.com

@metropolismag

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Metropolis is a publication of SANDOW 3651 NW 8th Avenue Boca Raton, FL 33431 metropolismag.com

EDITORIAL Editor in Chief Avinash Rajagopal

Designer Carlos Dominguez

Design Director Travis M. Ward

Editorial Project Manager Lauren Volker

Executive Editor Sam Lubell

Project Editor Ethan Tucker

PUBLISHING Vice President, Publisher Carol Cisco Advertising Director Tamara Stout

All photos courtesy of manufacturers and event organizers except where noted

Production Director Kevin Fagan

Partner Success Manager Olivia Couture

SANDOW DESIGN GROUP Chairman Adam I. Sandow

Chief Operating Officer Michael Shavalier

Chief Executive Officer Erica Holborn

Executive Vice President + Design Futurist AJ Paron

On the cover: Designed by architect Masayuki Sono, the Postcards memorial, situated on Staten Island’s North Shore waterfront, frames a view of the Manhattan shoreline where the twin towers of the World Trade Center once stood.

COURTESY JENNA BASCOM

All Metropolis staff assisted in the production of this publication. Please consult our full masthead in the November/December issue of Metropolis.

Account Managers James Carr Colin Villone

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It is time to celebrate New York City’s biggest design event of the year!

As executive director of NYCxDESIGN, I am thrilled to welcome you to our annual Festival. After last year’s hiatus, watching this event come to life again has cemented that design is core to New York City’s creative identity and essential to stewarding the city’s renewal in ways that bring more equity, access, and inclusion to bear.

Over the past nine years, the Festival each year has welcomed hundreds of thousands of attendees from around the country and the world to events that showcase the very best in design. At its core, the Festival is dedicated to the immense talent and diversity of the city’s designers, makers, and 4 NYCxDESIGN

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COURTESY CAMERON BLAYLOCK

Design All Around

manufacturers, along with cutting-edge design businesses and districts, and world-class cultural and academic design institutions. With hundreds of design events around innovation, creativity, culture, inclusivity, sustainability, and resiliency, the Festival truly anchors New York City as the destination for the world’s best creative talent to come together and celebrate all things design.

Last year, NYCxDESIGN became a nonprofit organization, catalyzing new efforts toward empowering and supporting the future of our city’s expansive design community. With year-round programming and a focus on community-building, NYCxDESIGN is increasing diversity, equitable opportunity, and inclusion within the city’s design sector. We strive each day to uplift the diverse work and voices of our community across the boroughs, deepening ties between designers, makers, suppliers, and design-adjacent initiatives and enterprises, and providing exposure and education about design. We see the enormous potential for design to generate lasting change in creating a thriving and more harmonious New York City, and we champion these initiatives by continuing to build space and opportunities for our most creative minds to flourish.

So much of this year has been about reinvigorating and even reinventing New York City as we know it. I find design inspiration everywhere, and see possibilities all around us. I cannot wait to see them in action this November.

On behalf of the NYCxDESIGN team, we thank our partners, sponsors, event organizers, and attendees for making this edition of the Festival a success.

We hope you enjoy the week, and we look forward to celebrating the Festival’s 10th Anniversary with you next year, in May 2022.

COURTESY CAMERON BLAYLOCK

Sincerely

Elissa Black Executive Director of NYCxDESIGN METROPOLIS 5

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Welcome to the sixth edition of the Official Guide to NYCxDESIGN. Design is all around us here in New York City, and NYCxDESIGN’s annual Festival is one of the largest celebrations of creativity in North America.

This handy, pocket-size guide is the best way to learn about NYCxDESIGN and its programs, find the essential places and events to visit during the special edition of the Festival (Nov 11-18), and discover landmarks and destinations you can return to again and again.

Throughout the year, NYCxDESIGN supports and celebrates the city’s creative community through exceptional programming and initiatives.

See the NYCxDESIGN 2020-21 section (p. 9) to discover the impact the nonprofit has made with emerging and established designers.

Use this Guide to then dive into the Festival with the three trade fairs and exhibits at the Javits Center—ICFF, WantedDesign, and BDNY— all featuring new product releases, talent showcases, and all-day programming. Dozens of other events and happenings are taking place throughout the city, and you can plan your itinerary using the Events section (p. 27).

The rest of the Guide is organized by neighborhood and spans all five boroughs. Each section contains a detailed map and listings for showrooms, galleries, institutions, and destinations.

Scan the QR codes sprinkled throughout this Guide to discover additional content, and curated itineraries, to help you make the most of design in New York this year. And for even more, visit nycxdesign.com, or tune into The Mic (p. 112), NYCxDESIGN’s inspiring podcast hosted by Debbie Millman.

Even in these challenging times, after a dark period in its history, New York City is bursting at the seams with energy and creativity. So take advantage of all the city has to offer over the next few months, and I’ll see you again at next year’s NYCxDESIGN Festival!

—Avinash Rajagopal, editor in chief of Metropolis 6 NYCxDESIGN

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NYCxDESIGN is a not-for-profit organization committed to empowering and promoting the city’s diverse creative community. NYCxDESIGN started as a city-led initiative in 2013 and through grassroots efforts evolved into an influential entity, unifying New York’s creative capital under one umbrella and drawing significant exposure and opportunities to the city’s design disciplines, people, events, and related industries.

NYCxDESIGN organizes exceptional year-round programming, including its annual international Festival. Diversity, purpose, cultural placemaking, economic opportunity, and creativity are core to the not-forprofit’s values.

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The Breakout Grant A new NYCxDESIGN program demonstrates the range of design ecosystems that New York generates and supports.

One of NYCxDESIGN’s first initiatives as a nonprofit organization was to establish its Breakout Grant program. The Grant provides funding to help designers implement a product or project that is in pre-market, late-stage development and that reinforces design in service of broader social good.

Selected by a jury of distinguished designers with New York ties, the three winners will be able to pursue the next steps of their projects and give back in more ways than one.

Brooklyn-based Modos Furniture is focused on developing products with a positive societal and ecological impact. An intuitive, tool-free system of reclaimed plastic connectors and boards made of FSC-certified wood yields elegant furniture that is easily disassembled to suit ever-changing spatial needs. Modos sees much potential in this low-cost solution for addressing the needs of those with limited resources, those affected by natural disasters, or micro-businesses in need of adaptable furnishings. The grant funding will help the Modos team partner with new material suppliers to source recycled plastic, as well as secure a design patent, scale up, and support an ongoing partnership with the Brooklyn Navy Yard and the Department of Education.

By Matt Tyson Modos Furniture $15,000 Recipient

COURTESY MATT TYSON

RECLAIMED PLASTIC FURNITURE CONNECTOR

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Modos’s Furniture Connector allows its modular furnishings to be easily disassembled and reconfigured.

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ARTISAN MENTORED

By Danielle Arps Artisan Alliance $5,000 Recipient THIS PAGE: COURTESY DANIELLE ARPS; OPPOSITE: COURTESY HARIRI & HARIRI ARCHITECTURE D.P.C.

Artisan Alliance, a new firm by designer and interiors entrepreneur Danielle Arps, launched this summer with the aim of shaking up the real estate and design industries. By offering brokerage, design, project management, and furniture in a one-stop-shop, Arps hopes to make high-quality design available to smaller companies. Artisan Alliance will use its grant funds to build out its mentorship program for students of color who wish to gain experience in design and real estate, where diversity is sorely lacking.

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DISASTER RELIEF – FOLDING POD Inspired by their belief that “home is a human right,” sisters Gisue and Mojgan Hariri, the architects behind Hariri & Hariri Architecture, seek to transform housing for the most vulnerable around the world with their Disaster Relief Folding Pod. Tens of millions of people live in refugee camps, having been displaced by war, natural disaster, famine, and other calamities. However, the technology to house them—fabric tents—has hardly changed in two centuries. The Folding Pod presents an alternative emergency shelter. Inspired by origami, the modest dwelling is made of lightweight panels, is easily shipped, and unfolds with the push of a button. Funding from the Breakout Grant will support further prototyping and material development of the Folding Pod.

By Gisue Hariri and Mojgan Hariri Hariri & Hariri Architecture $5,000 Recipient

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Finalists

Furniture Collection

By Kouros Maghsoudi

Clean AIR 1

By Code Lumen

RECIPE

By Franklin & Emily

Clean AIR 1 directs UVC light upward to disinfect the upper portion of a room while avoiding human contact with potentially harmful UV radiation.

Through RECIPE (Restaurant Employees Collaborating In Part-Time Employment) Franklin & Emily hires laid-off New York City hospitality workers as furniture makers.

COURTESY THE DESIGNERS

This carbon-neutral, sustainable, postmodern furniture collection was inspired by Iranian and Middle Eastern motifs, traditions, and culture.

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Afri-Culture Design-Culture Student Summer Workshop

By Jack Travis

Using cast plaster blocks to make molds for blown and cast glass, Frangos connects touch and vision, mediating reflection and refraction.

The Afri-Culture Design-Culture Student Summer Workshop brings together students of color to study “Afri-centricity” as it relates to architecture, design, and planning.

Mobile Barriers

By Design Advocates

2100: A Dystopian Utopia

By StudioTEKA

To protect New York City’s Open Streets, the Mobile Barrier restricts traffic to emergency vehicles, deliveries, pickups for the disabled community, and local traffic.

This open-world, massive multiplayer, virtual reality game immerses players in the future cities of StudioTEKA’s book by the same name.

COURTESY THE DESIGNERS

Industrial Manufacturing Research-Creation Project

By Naomi Frangos

Afri-Culture Design-Culture Student Summer Workshop METROPOLIS 15

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An Ode to NYC Creative leaders once again display their affection for the city.

Stitched Together Liz Collins

In the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, NYCxDESIGN unveiled An Ode to NYC—a citywide poster exhibition inspired by Milton Glaser’s iconic “I ♥ NY” logo. During the inaugural edition of the campaign in October 2019, the organization teamed up with 21 designers from the New York area to create a collection of graphic expressions of love for the city’s enduring creative spirit. NYCxDESIGN continued the program this year with 16 new designers whose creations are on view around the five boroughs. The posters can be found everywhere, from design showrooms to restaurants and retail stores, and even digitally projected onto major city landmarks. They are available for sale through The Poster House Shop website (shop.posterhouse.org/shop/nycxdesign/), with proceeds going to Silicon Harlem, a nonprofit working to bring more equitable internet connection to all New Yorkers.

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Resilient, Diverse, New York Reddymade

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NY Rich Tu (on behalf of AIGA NY)

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5. Home Julian Alexander of Slang Inc (on behalf of AIGA NY) 6. It’s Not Your Car... ...But It Is Your Boogie Practice for Architecture and Urbanism 7. Black Power Kitchen Ghetto Gastro with New Studio

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Beautiful Future Amaurys Grullon of Bronx Native

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Explore curated event tracks developed by the NYCxDESIGN team and local design leaders–showcasing the breadth of talent, districts, and innovation that make New York City’s design community like no other. You won’t want to miss these special events taking place exclusively during this edition of the NYCxDESIGN Festival.

UNIFYING THROUGH DESIGN These events highlight the ways in which diversity, equity, and inclusion power momentum and creativity in the design sector.

Scan to learn more or visit festival. nycxdesign.org/ curated-itineraries

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Curated Itineraries

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TAKING ACTION THROUGH DESIGN

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This itinerary is packed with events that break down the best practices of sustainable and circular design across disciplines.

Scan to learn more or visit festival. nycxdesign.org/ curated-itineraries

BROOKLYN THROUGH DESIGN Curated by Wendy Goodman Sponsored by Industry City Visit Brooklyn for events that will have you rediscovering design through new spaces and studios that highlight the creative process.

This itinerary is curated by Wendy Goodman, design editor at New York Magazine, and brought to you by Industry City, a booming creative campus led by fabulous advocates and supporters of New York City’s design community.

Scan to learn more or visit festival. nycxdesign.org/ curated-itineraries

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IMPACTxDESIGN

Outdoor public gathering space has always been a precious commodity in New York City, and ever since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, it has become even more essential to reconnecting, reenergizing, and reestablishing community.

The first edition of NYCxDESIGN’s IMPACTxDESIGN competition, presented in partnership with Caesarstone, invited designers to submit proposals that introduced new opportunities for public gathering while employing Caesarstone’s outdoor material as the primary fabrication resource. The two winners, Kickie Chudikova and Karim Rashid, will work closely with NYCxDESIGN, Caesarstone, the Design Trust for Public Space, the Dumbo Improvement District, and the Downtown Alliance to refine their concepts for installation sites in Downtown Manhattan and Dumbo, Brooklyn.

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Winners of the inaugural IMPACTxDESIGN competition foreground inclusivity and thrift in installations that celebrate New York City’s public spaces.

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SPIRAL OF LIFE BY KICKIE CHUDIKOVA

COURTESY KICKIE CHUDIKOVA/CAESARSTONE

Drawing inspiration from the waves of the Hudson River and the sculptures of Isamu Noguchi, Chudikova’s Spiral of Life offers a place to sit, contemplate, and reenergize while enjoying Dumbo vistas. The modular bench consists of waterjet-cut stone pieces connected by a single metal structure, forming an organic shape with a series of generously sized seats to accommodate social distancing.

The skeleton-like form of Kickie Chudikova’s Spiral of Life , shown in these renderings, was inspired by the waves of New York’s waterways.

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TURN OUT BY KARIM RASHID

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As teased in its name, Turn Out demonstrates creative use of negative space.

In his proposal, designer Karim Rashid turns Caesarstone slabs on their sides, cutting out and repurposing abstract shapes to form a series of connected benches and tables. The sculpture offers a range of gathering spaces, from semi-enclosed areas to long, linear seating and playful zigzag layouts. It consists of just three elements cut from a single sheet of quartz to minimize material waste. The benches are also reconfigurable to ensure that the installation can evolve with the changing needs of its environment.

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Karim Rashid’s concept uses zero-waste principles and explores positive and negative space with a seating sculpture to be installed in downtown Manhattan.

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Thank you to 2021 Festival Sponsors:

Headline Events Design Fairs November 14–15

November 14–15

November 14–15

Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St. icff.com The International Contemporary Furniture Fair is North America’s leading platform for contemporary furnishing design. With an emphasis on original and sustainable design, ICFF presents a broad range of furnishing products for residential, contract, and hospitality environments to an audience of 10,000 trade professionals.

Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St. WantedDesign Manhattan is home to signature programs including American Design Honors, Launch Pad, and Look Book, as well as unique group and country exhibitions. After nine years in the Terminal Stores in Chelsea, this year the event will co-locate with ICFF and BDNY at the Javits Center.

Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St. Boutique Design New York is the leading trade fair and conference for hospitality’s boutique and lifestyle design community.

Bringing designers, architects, purchasing agents, hoteliers, owners, and developers together with inventive hospitality interiors manufacturers, BDNY promises a highly curated design experience.

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ICFF

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BDNY

The Meadow Divider by Hali Barthel Studios is on view at WantedDesign as a part of Launch Pad, an international platform for emerging designers to show their work.

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Exhibitons Around Town Adornaxis / Jewelry off the Grid

Tuesday, November 16–Saturday, November 20 10 a.m.–8 p.m.

504 W. 22nd St., Ground Fl., Manhattan adornaxis.com This curated exhibition features art jewelry made from uncommon materials by contemporary artists from around the globe.

Design Pier / Japan Ingenious

Saturday, November 13– Wednesday, November 17 12–6 p.m.

HL9 Gallery, 507 W. 27th St., Manhattan designpier.co Japan Ingenious presents a selection of highly creative design objects and collectible design furniture pieces by the most well-known and progressive design studios from Japan.

Design Pier / The Chair: Form, Function, Fascination

Thursday, November 11–Tuesday, November 16 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Usagi Gallery, 163 Plymouth St., Brooklyn designpier.co/thechair Showcasing U.S. and international designers, celebrity names and up-and-coming new talent, Design Pier’s new exhibition explores the unique way the creators approach the most anthropomorphic object in design: the chair.

Distant Symphony

by Rooms Studio

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Emma Scully Gallery, 16 E. 79th St., Ste. 11, Manhattan emmascullygallery.com The Tbilisi-based design studio’s largest U.S. exhibition to date, Distant Symphony was designed during the global pandemic, under a regime of forced isolation that made the studio’s typically collective work process untenable.

JONALDDUDD

Friday, November 12–Sunday, November 14 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Canal Street Market, 265 Canal St., Manhattan jonalddudd.com JONALDDUDD is an annual NYC Design Week exhibition of conceptual works challenging the conventions of contemporary design.

Mama Spa Botánica

Thursday, November 18 12–6 p.m.

Bronx River Art Center, 1087 E. Tremont Ave., Bronx bronxriverart.org Coralina Rodriguez-Meyer brings to The Bronx River Art Center a multisensory installation, “Mother Mold.”

NeueHouse x re-ply

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 8 a.m.–10 p.m.

NeueHouse, 110 E. 25th St., Manhattan re-ply.org With a mission to find a second use for plywood that had been used to board up stores, re-ply created a cost-effective and recycled kit-of-parts for outdoor dining.

R.I.S.D. Student Exhibition

Friday, November 12 5–8 p.m.

DeMuro Das Showroom, 900 Broadway, Ste. 1001, Manhattan demurodas.com DeMuro Das will present products designed by the spring 2021 RISD Department of Furniture Design Graduate Studio.

SVA / Hemlines from Skylines + 45 Degrees

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 9 a.m.–9 p.m.

601 LEX, 601 Lexington Ave., Manhattan sva.design Hemlines from Skylines is a tribute to the concrete and steel beauty we experience every day as New Yorkers. 45 DEGREE features product designs re-envisioned from the 70s by SVA’s 3D Design students.

Underground Modernist: E. McKnight Kauffer

Thursday, November 11–Monday, November 15 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 2 E. 91st St., Manhattan cooperhewitt.org Hailed in his lifetime as “the poster king,” E. McKnight Kauffer believed that the street was an art gallery for the people. Explore the largest-ever retrospective to examine the designer’s impact and legacy across media.

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suspenders is... ®

a delicately scaled, modular system of interconnected elements and suspended LED Luminaires. Suspenders can be configured and customized as individual lighting sculptures or as a tiered web of infinite scope and variety.

SEE THE LIGHT

sonnemanlight.com THE NEW YORK DESIGN CENTER 200 LEXINGTON AVE NYC 10016 U.S. and Foreign Patents Pending

Open Studios and Tours Fab’s Studio Visit

Saturday, November 13–Sunday, November 14 12–5 p.m.

Fab’s Studio, 100 Hinsdale St., Gate 2, Brooklyn fproduct.net Studio visit and presentation of the work, with focus on the inspiration, processes, and concepts that are involved in creating the work.

Liz Collins x Victoria Manganiello Open Studios

Saturday, November 13–Sunday, November 14 12–6 p.m.

20 Jay Street, #306, Brooklyn Come to Dumbo, Brooklyn, to visit the neighboring studios of textile artists and designers Liz Collins and Victoria Manganiello; Peruse archival work, new work, and work in-progress. $10

MASterworks Explorations: Amant

Monday, November 15 6–8 p.m.

Amant, 306 Maujer St., Brooklyn mas.org Join The Municipal Art Society of New York for a visit to Amant, 2021 MASterwork winner for Best New Building.

NYC Jewelry Week Pop-Up at Industry City

Thursday, November 18 Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn This year, NYCxDESIGN and NYC Jewelry Week overlap! Visit Industry City for a NYC Jewelry Week pop-up of live talks, events, and happenings.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Anna Karlin Studio

Thursday, November 11 4–8 p.m.

108 Eldridge St., Manhattan annakarlin.com This Chinatown atelier was designed and built by Anna Karlin to house her collection, studio, and workshop.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Brightbound

Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

481 Van Brunt St., 9A, Brooklyn brightbound.com Brightbound is a lighting studio with boundless potential to celebrate collaboration, community, humanity, and contemporary design while expressing the beauty of nature through American craftwork.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Eventscape

Saturday, November 13 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

5-25 46th Ave., Long Island City, Queens eventscape.com Eventscape is a high-end architectural fabricator that is a preferred source for the A&D community on their most complex and challenging projects.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Hunter’s Point South Park

Saturday, November 13 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Hunters Point South Park, Center Blvd., Long Island City, Queens swabalsley.com One of New York City’s most ambitious and complex developments in decades, Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park aspires to be a transformative project.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Industry City Design Studios

Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn Visit several design-forward Design Studios at Industry City that will welcome in the public as part of NYCxDESIGN’s Southwest Brooklyn Day.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Krypton Neon

Saturday, November 13 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

5-26 46th Ave., Long Island City, Queens neonshop.com Krypton Neon is the undisputed neon studio for Broadway stage productions, Hollywood films, and significant museums and their collections.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Ladies & Gentlemen Studio

Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

481 Van Brunt St., 9D, Brooklyn ladiesandgentlemenstudio.com See a range of works by L&G Studio, learn more about the founders and some behind-the-scene processes.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Lunfarda

Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

481 Van Brunt St., 9D, Brooklyn lunfardastudio.com Lunfarda is a magical studio where objects and furniture intersect to break the boundaries between design and art.

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Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Makerspace NYC

Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

140 58th St., Building B, Unit 1C, Brooklyn Army Terminal, Brooklyn makerspace.nyc See NYC’s largest makerspace and tour the facilities, which include industrial and advanced manufacturing equipment.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: OTTRA

Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

185 Van Dyke St., Ste. 110, Brooklyn ot-tra.com Join us to for a look into the way we prototype and create furniture, and take a tour through our workshop, showroom, and studio.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Soho Design District

Thursday, November 11 4–8 p.m.

Soho sohodesigndistrict.org Visit Soho Design District and discover what ties this organization of internationally renowned design brands within the community and beyond.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Soho Letterpress Inc. Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

4014 First Ave., Ste. 303, Brooklyn soholetterpress.com Visit to see an overview and demonstration of letterpress printing by hand.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Stickbulb

Saturday, November 13 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Stickbulb Studio, 10-40 46th Ave., 2nd Fl., Long Island City, Queens stickbulb.com This open event will provide a glimpse into Stickbulb’s design and local fabrication process for unique lighting made of LEDs and reclaimed wood.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: Studio Zung and Shop Zung Thursday, November 11 4–8 p.m.

41 Grand St., Manhattan studiozung.com Immerse yourself in Studio Zung’s world of architecture, interior design, and everything in between—from surf boards to handcrafted turntables, marble sculptures, fixtures, and furniture.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: The Collision Project at Industry City

Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn Visit Industry City to explore the The Collision Project, a public platform that nurtures art and design as an experience to facilitate and activate new areas of co-creation.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: THE UP STUDIO

Saturday, November 13 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

44-02 11th St., Studio 405, Long Island City, Queens theupstudio.com The Up Studio partners, John Patrick Winberry and Jeffrey Ramirez, will walk visitors step-by-step through the architecture and interior design process for a custom, modern home.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: TOKEN

Friday, November 12 4–8 p.m.

481 Van Brunt St., 9A, Brooklyn tokennyc.com With a commitment to innovative designs and meticulous craftsmanship, this distinctive American furniture line celebrates a carefully crafted pairing of traditional techniques with modernist aesthetics.

SPark Workshop Open Studios

Saturday, November 13 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

140 58th St., Ste. 188, Unit 5N-1, Building A, Brooklyn sparkworkshopbrooklyn.com The public is invited to come and view SPark Workshop’s facilities and check out some of the great work our members create.

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Selected Events (Un)Cover—Jouffre Ateliers Creatifs

Thursday, November 11 5–9 p.m.

42-25 12th St., Long Island City, Queens jouffre.com Jouffre is pleased to invite you to the inauguration of its new space located in Long Island City, with a cocktail hour, reception, showroom opening, and party.

Artemide Celebrates NYCxDESIGN

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

46 Greene St., Manhattan Celebrate NYCxDESIGN at Artemide and see our latest lighting collection on display.

Artists&Fleas x Upstate Vintage Antique Show / Material Matters

Friday, November 12–Sunday, November 14 12–5 p.m. materialmatters.me A showcase of extraordinary vintage and antique furniture, objects, home decor, and design. $20

By Interiors: Japanese Furniture Design & Craftsmanship

Thursday, November 11–Tuesday, November 16 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

LEPERE, 200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1207, Manhattan lepereinc.com An exhibition of works by Japanese furniture brand By Interiors explores their design philosophy, which integrates traditional crafts and modern technology.

Château Open House

Thursday, November 11 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Atelier de Troupe Galerie, 19 Mercer St., Manhattan atelierdetroupe.com Atelier de Troupe invites you to view selections from their 2021 collection, CHÂTEAU, and the NOMADE rug made in collaboration with the Italian design studio, cc-tapis.

CP Lighting / Mini Truck Mobile

Friday, November 12–Tuesday, November 16 Various Locations cplighting.com A pop-up lighting display installed in the bed of the studio’s vintage Japanese mini truck will be parked around Manhattan and Brooklyn during the Festival.

culture object / LIT: Are We Not a Shining Light?

Wednesday, November 17 5–8 p.m.

Culture Object, 344 W. 38th St., Ground Fl., Manhattan cultureobject.com Exhibition reception; sculptural lights by 14 international artists and designers.

Decorating with Treasures from Around the World with Vicente Wolf

Monday, November 15–Thursday, November 18 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

VW Home by Vicente Wolf, 333 W. 39th St., 10th Fl., Manhattan vicentewolf.com Browse through our showroom and see all the treasures Vicente Wolf has collected from his travels around the world.

Emblem Paris Soho Showroom Official Opening

Saturday, November 13–Sunday, November 14 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

171 Spring St., 2nd Fl., Manhattan emblemparis.fr Join Manufactures Emblem Paris, a collective of French heritage brands, at the opening of their first U.S. showroom in Soho.

Escape

Friday, November 12–Sunday, November 21 Chelsea, Manhattan budipradono.com We propose a new home in the countryside, a kind of digital villa which people can visit using virtual reality technology.

Experience a new and restyled world of Moooi

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Moooi Brand Store, 36 E. 31st St., Manhattan moooi.com Moooi displays several new releases and a sensory experience in the restyled Moooi Brand Store in the heart of Manhattan.

Experiences in Space

Wednesday, November 17 Eight Inc. Studio, 80 W. 40th St., 6th Fl., Manhattan eightinc.com The future of experience requires an innovative approach. Our speakers will bring their expertise to this insightful conversation about what it takes to create a powerful human experience.

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Feeding-Inspiring Hearts

Sunday, November 14 1–3 p.m.

Arties for Arties, 2403 Cambreleng Ave., The Bronx Join us for an Italian-style brunch followed by a round-table discussion about food insecurity in the Bronx and an art installation. $25 suggested donation

Foscarini Celebrates NYCxDESIGN

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

20 Greene St., Manhattan foscarini.com Foscarini celebrates NYCxDESIGN through a display of new products at their showroom in Soho.

Galileo at Terroir Wine Bar

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 4–11 p.m.

Terroir Wine Bar, 24 Harrison St., Manhattan Wineisterroir.com “Galileo” is an open-air street pavilion designed by Micha for Terroir Wine Bar. The design is completely modular and reusable, meant to be assembled and disassembled.

J.M. Szymanski Workshop & Gallery Product Reveal

Thursday, November 11–Friday, November 12 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

301 Walton Ave, 2nd Fl., Bronx jmszymanski.com Come visit us at the J.M. Szymanski Workshop & Gallery to celebrate the debut of our newest collaboration with Bronx native and renown graffiti artist, Mrs BX.

Lambert & Fils x Atelier Zébulon / Palais des Glaces

Thursday, November 11–Monday, November 15 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Lambert & Fils, 51 Hudson St., Manhattan lambertetfils.com Lambert & Fils and Atelier Zébulon Perron present Palais des Glaces, a five-day, time-based installation about losing ourselves and finding new ground again.

Meyer Davis Launch Event

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Calico Wallpaper and Stellar Works Showroom, 57 Lispenard St., Manhattan calicowallpaper.com Meyer Davis will debut its inaugural collections with Calico Wallpaper: Ephemera and Wilds, as well as William Gray, a collection of products produced in collaboration with Stellar Works.

New German Design 2021 After Work Open House

Thursday, November 11 5–8 p.m.

Stillfried Wien, 40 Walker St., Manhattan stillfried.com German Design 2021—Bold Colors, Industrial Aesthetics and New Perspectives. Come join us for drinks and browse Stillfried’s newest collections.

Ötzi by Nicole Wilson

Thursday, November 11–Saturday, November 20 11 a.m.–9 p.m.

Three Kings Tattoo, 572 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn otziproject.com The New York premiere of Ötzi, an exhibition by artist Nicole Wilson, originated in Boston in June 2021.

Plia x NY Textile Lab

Friday, November 12 6–7 p.m.

Plia, 155 Freeman St., Brooklyn plia.earth In anticipation of our new product launch, we’ll be sharing the process behind an exclusive collection of locally made blankets, throws, and pillows made from Climate Beneficial Wool.

Self-Guided Journeys LIVE: The Ancient Glacier Rock at 12th Street

Saturday, November 13 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

43-30 12th St., Long Island City Queens vorea.com The Ancient Glacier Rock at 12th Street is a completely unique public meeting and leisure space blending nature with an urban setting.

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Senza Tempo - Timeless

Friday, November 12–Saturday, November 13 5–8 p.m.

Society Limonta Soho, 78 Grand St., Manhattan us.societylimonta.com Society Limonta draws from the past without nostalgia and creates a timeless collection, living in the present and designed for the future.

SoHo Design District celebrates NYCxDESIGN

Saturday, November 13 12–8 p.m.

52 Greene St., Manhattan sohodesigndistrict.org Visit the showrooms of SoHo Design District, open for The Festival until 8:00pm. Participating brands include Artemide, Poggenphol, Last, Original BTC, Society Limonta.

Talk Carpet / The World Through Materials

Thursday, November 11–Tuesday, November 16 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

48 Ludlow St., Manhattan talkcarpet.com From the temples of Egypt to the colorful streets of South Africa, Talk Carpet takes you on a journey where design has no borders.

Talks and Workshops Architecture & Design Film Festival—Breuer’s Bohemia

Wednesday, November 17 6–9 p.m.

Eventscape A+D, 5-25 46th Ave., Long Island City, Queens adfilmfest.com Screening of the new film, Breuer’s Bohemia directed by James Crump. $15

Automatism

Thursday, November 11 5–8 p.m.

Juan Miguel Marin Studio, 61 Greenpoint Ave., Ste. 114, Brooklyn juanmarin.me The main purpose of this workshop is to promote the idea of trial and error as a creative tool mark-making as a form of meditation but more importantly to introduce a form of attention known as Open Awareness. $50

NYCxDESIGN & Glen-Gery Launch Materiality 2021

Thursday, November 18 6–8 p.m.

Brickworks Design Studio, 445 5th Ave., Manhattan glengery.com Join NYCxDESIGN and Glen-Gery, a brand of Brickworks, to celebrate the launch of the brand’s newest publication, Materiality 2021.

Pratt Design Symposium 2021: Reinventing Luxury

Wednesday, November 17 5:30–8 p.m.

Hess Family Theater and Gallery, Whitney Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort St., Manhattan As marketers and designers it is our challenge to reinvent luxury for a new generationn and understand how the desire for it has changed during the COVID pandemic.

SVA / Hemlines from Skylines + 45 Degrees—Talks

Thursday, November 11– Wednesday, November 17 1–2 p.m.

601 LEX, 601 Lexington Ave., Manhattan sva.design Hemlines from Skylines is a tribute to the concrete and steel beauty we experience every day as New Yorkers. 45 DEGREE features product designs re-envisioned from the 70s by SVA’s 3D Design students.

The Cooper Union / Why Design Matters

Thursday, November 11 7–8 p.m.

The Cooper Union’s Great Hall, 7 E. 7th St., Manhattan cooper.edu Award-winning podcast host and branding visionary Debbie Millman is joined by Maira and Alex Kalman for discussion that considers “How do you create a life with purpose and meaning?”

Together We Thrive / Bed-Stuy Black Designers Fair Saturday, November 13 12–4 p.m.

Restoration Plaza, 1368 Fulton St., Brooklyn togetherwethrivenyc.org Together We Thrive, partnering with Hester Street, would like to invite you to participate in this opportunity to amplify the voices and work of Black business owners and designers.

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Together We Thrive / Harlem Black Fashion Exhibition

Monday, November 15 3–8 p.m. togetherwethrivenyc.org Together We Thrive, partnering with Hester Street, would like to invite you to participate in this opportunity to amplify the voices and work of Black business owners and designers.

Together We Thrive / Jamaica Black Entrepreneur Networking Event

Thursday, November 18 3–8 p.m.

The Harvest Room, 90-40 160th St., Jamaica, Queens togetherwethrivenyc.org Together We Thrive, partnering with Hester Street, would like to invite you to participate in this opportunity to amplify the voices and work of Black business owners and designers.

Design Trade Only A&D Building Showroom Series

Wednesday, November 17– Thursday, November 18 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

The A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Manhattan adbuilding.com November 17–18th: A two-day program where industry experts will present in-person CEU talks.

First Times

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Galerie Philia, 39 Lispenard St., Manhattan galerie-philia.com A sculptural design and art exhibition, First Times shows artists who have never exhibited before with the gallery, and, for many of them, never shown in the U.S.

G21: Fashion on Fifth

Thursday, November 18 12–2 p.m.

Brickworks Design Studio, 445 5th Ave., Manhattan glengery.com G21: Fashion on Fifth is the official unveiling of Glen-Gery’s new products coming in 2022.

Invisible Lighting: Meet the LittleOnes

Tuesday, November 16 5–7 p.m.

USAI Lighting Collaboratory, 13 Crosby St., Lower Level, Manhattan usailighting.com Leading architectural lighting innovator USAI Lighting launches its new LittleOnes collection, high-powered LED lighting from nearly invisible ceiling fixtures.

Mazy Path Linocut Printmaking Workshop

Tuesday, November 16 5–6:30 p.m.

Temple Studio, 51 E. 12th St., 4th Fl., Manhattan mazypath.com Take a journey through the world of nature-inspired linocut printmaking with Mazy Path!

The Lee Broom Penthouse

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18

By Appointment Lee Broom Penthouse, Tribeca, Manhattan leebroom.com Lee Broom opens up his celebrated New York Penthouse in Tribeca to showcase his new Penthouse Collection. Email penthouse@ leebroom.com to book an appointment.

TURF at Wanted Design

Sunday, November 14–Monday, November 15 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

WantedDesign Manhattan, Javits Center: 429 11th Ave., Manhattan turf.design Acoustic manufacturer Turf Design has partnered with WantedDesign Manhattan to provide a custom backdrop for the mainstage.

Juniper / Black Oxide Night

Thursday, November 11 6–9 p.m.

Juniper Showroom, 1 Crosby St., 2nd Fl., Manhattan Stop by our award winning Soho showroom to see friends—old and new—and enjoy a cocktail and light bites as a kickoff to the festival’s return.

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Virtual Events Adorno New York / The Rear View Mirror

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 adorno.design A virtual group show brings the work of ten Spanish designers to the NYCxDESIGN audience.

Adorno New York / Danish Predictions

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 adorno.design A virtual group show brings 20 Danish designer-makers to New York in a new format.

Ayala Naphtali Jewelry 2022 Collection

Thursday, November 11 ayalajewelry.com Contemporary jewelry designer Ayala Naphtali will preview the 2022 collection with NYCxDESIGN.

Bard Graduate Center / Blackface Harlequins and Other Challenges of New Museology

Tuesday, November 16 6–7 p.m. bgc.bard.edu Sequoia Miller will deliver the Alumni Spotlight Lecture is entitled “Blackface Harlequins and Other Challenges of New Museology.”

Bard Graduate Center— Majolica Poetry Reading

Monday, November 15 6–7 p.m. bgc.bard.edu Acclaimed poets Wayne Koestenbaum, Sally Wen Mao, S*an D. Henry Smith, and Stacy Szymaszek share the poems they wrote for our Majolica Mania exhibition.

Building the Circular Society Brick by Brick Wednesday, November 17 In this panel discussion of leading Danish urban planners, we are casting a spotlight on the circular economy.

Circular and Regenerative Interiors: What Does that Really Mean?

Tuesday, November 16 1–1:45 p.m. meblfurniture.com Join us for a brief, deep virtual dive into a modern approach to circularity and regenerative design.

Design Pavilion / Design Talks Now presents: The Visionary Series on Experience Design

Thursday, November 11–Sunday, November 14 On Demand designtalksnyc.com The Visionary Series explores the technologies, innovations, and inventions behind immersive experiences for institutional, commercial, and public spaces.

Divna Design Interiors

Sunday, November 14 3–4 p.m. divnadesign.com Interior design firm Divna Design will discuss and explain what good boutiques interior are, how to develop a good boutique interior concept, and whether COVID-19 is changing store designs.

Downtown Brooklyn Public Realm Action Plan

Tuesday, November 16 11 a.m.–12 p.m. downtownbrooklyn.com Presentation and discussion of the Downtown Brooklyn Public Realm Action Plan with Regina Myer, Kai-Uwe Bergmann, and Claire Weisz.

Dyeing Leather with Indigo

Saturday, November 13–Sunday, November 14 10:30–11 a.m.

Dani Song, the founder of Xsilk will discuss a unique method of dyeing leather with natural indigo.

FLOX Studio / Community Cartographies: Mapping Your Community of Practice Wednesday, November 17 12–1:30 p.m.

This workshop is intended for designers who are committed or interested in understanding how designers can accelerate justice, sustainability, and equity.

Global House of Luxury Bedding, Crown Goose

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 Experience the world of Crown Goose and explore royal bedding collections beloved by A-list celebrities and senior executives.

IDSA Experts Connect the Dots with Industrial Design

Wednesday, November 17 2–3 p.m. idsa.org This experience will highlight the importance of Industrial Design and its impact on society.

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Into the Studios of Three Inspiring Furniture-Makers

Monday, November 15 4–5 p.m. meblfurniture.com Join us for a trio of virtual tours inside the studios of female artisans and furniture-makers.

Kushner Studios Minetta Lane Townhouse Lecture

Tuesday, November 16 5–6 p.m.

Adam Kushner’s project represents the realization of his long held goal: To provide a holistic design paradigm for creating the full integration of a design-build-develop model for architecture.

MASterworks Conversations: Neighborhoods Now and Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation Wednesday, November 17 1–2 p.m. mas.org Join the Municipal Art Society for a virtual panel discussion with team members from Neighborhoods Now: Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation.

Meet the Cassette Tape Collector

Saturday, November 13– Wednesday, November 17 8–9 p.m.

This experience will bring you back to the ’70s when cassette tapes were popular. $9

Smart Design / What Does “Doing” Mean Now? How Lighting Signals Transition

Tuesday, November 16 5–6 p.m. go.smartdesignworldwide.com Join Dan Grossman, design director at Smart Design, for a discussion about how the concept of “doing” has evolved.

SVA MFA / Products of Design Open House

Thursday, November 11 7–9 p.m. productsofdesign.sva.edu At this year’s Products of Design Open House and Information Session, atendees will be able to meet faculty, alumni, and current students, see projects, and learn about courses and fabrication labs.

The Africa Center / African Designers: Remembering our Past in our Present Wednesday, November 17 12–1 p.m. theafricacenter.org In our continued effort to transform narratives about Africa, its Diaspora, and the role of people of African descent in the world, The Africa Center presents “African Designers: Remembering our Past in our Present.”

The Building Design Professional’s Guide to NYC Climate Action

Tuesday, November 16 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. be-exchange.org Join Building Energy Exchange and NYC Accelerator for a workshop on preparing design professionals to meet NYC’s climate action targets and increase client investments in low-carbon buildings.

Virtual Tour of Rebecca Robertson–Designed Model Residence

Thursday, November 11–Thursday, November 18 alloyllc.com A combined 1891 Brick and Timber and a 1921 Concrete Daylight Factory located at 168 Plymouth have been thoughtfully transformed

by Alloy’s architecture team.

Wallabout Design Series: Designing Together Against Extinction Panel

Thursday, November 18 2–3:30 p.m.

Wallabout Design—named for the innovation hub’s location in Wallabout Bay—explores design and history in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

P.S.163 Student Art Show – Virtual Edition

Ongoing 150 fantastic artworks of students from grades K to 5.

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Mid Until the COVID-19 pandemic emptied the neighborhood’s towering office buildings and Broadway theaters, shuttering businesses that cater to tourists and commuters in the process, Midtown Manhattan was the beating economic and cultural heart of New York City.

As the city reopens, look for signs of new life as well as familiar landmarks like Grand Central Terminal, the Empire State Building, and the New York Public Library.

John Newman, partner at Loop Lighting in Manhattan, took this photo of a chandelier in Grand Central Terminal with modern lighting hidden just behind it. “Old and new, working as one,” he writes.

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05. Cassina USA 06. Ceramics of Italy 07. Cosentino

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ARTISTIC TILE

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 904, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 838-3222 artistictile.com Family-run business offering thousands of stocked tile and natural stone products

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B&B ITALIA NEW YORK

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 102, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 758-4046 bebitalia.com Home furnishings that epitomize luxury and innovation in lifestyle and international design

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BENJAMIN MOORE

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 421, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (212) 684-2001 benjaminmoore.com Leading manufacturer of premium quality residential and commercial coatings, committed to innovation and sustainable manufacturing practices

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BRIZO

BDNY, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 1421 (212) 243-5400 brizo.com Luxury kitchen and bath faucets and fittings, featuring distinctive designs that span the design continuum

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(212) 245-2121 cassina.com Furnishings made by specialist fabricators in Meda, Italy

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E. 57th and 58th Sts. (212) 888-4539 dwr.com New York flagship selling modern classics from furniture to lighting

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ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St. (305) 461-3896 ceramica.info Showcasing the latest trends and technologies in Italian ceramics

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1815, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (212) 752-2535 designtex.com Innovative textiles, wallcoverings and sustainable materials

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COSENTINO

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 399, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(646) 891-3653 cosentino.com Silestone and Dekton surfacing

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DECORATION AND DESIGN (D&D) BUILDING

979 3rd Ave., btw.

E. 58th and 59th Sts. (212) 759-5408 ddbuilding.com Home to more than 120 showrooms

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DEDON

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 720, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (212) 334-3345 dedon.us Dedon’s New York flagship with popular and playful designs

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A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 1001, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 688-4910 eggersmannusa.com German luxury since 1908

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EXPORMIM

375 Park Avenue, Ste. 2607, btw.

Park and Lexington Aves.

(212) 204-8572 expormim.com Handcrafted outdoor and indoor furniture for commercial and residential spaces

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FABRICUT

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 915, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (212) 838-5253 fabricut.com One of the largest distributors of decorative and wholesale fabrics

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FERGUSON

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 400, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 688-5990 ferguson.com The city’s oldest kitchen and bath distributor

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FISHER & PAYKEL EXPERIENCE CENTER

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 361, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(646) 647-4330 fisherpaykel.com Premium home appliances designed in New Zealand

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GRANDE CENTRAL

141 E. 56th St., btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 588-1997 centralplumbingspec.com Transforming dreams into unique and soul-satisfying kitchens and bathrooms

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HAWORTH

125 Park Ave., 2nd Fl., at E. 42nd St. (212) 977-5350 haworth.com Worldwide leader in flexible, sustainable workspaces

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HENRICKSEN

1040 6th Ave., 22nd Fl., btw. W. 39th and 40th Sts. (212) 897-9876 henricksen.com First NYC showroom for leading dealer of Allsteel and Gunlocke

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HOLLY HUNT NEW YORK AT THE A&D BUILDING

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 104, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 891-2500 hollyhunt.com Holly Hunt is the premiere design destination for luxury interior furnishings.

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HOLLY HUNT NEW YORK AT THE D&D BUILDING

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 503/605, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (212) 755-6555 hollyhunt.com Holly Hunt in the D&D Building showcases the brand’s textiles and leather lines, along with exclusive interior furnishing collections.

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HUMANSCALE

1114 6th Ave., 15th Fl., at W. 42nd St. (212) 725-4749 humanscale.com Humanscale’s showroom in the Grace Building features a living ergonomic workspace for guests to enjoy.

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INTERIORS FROM SPAIN/ICEX

BDNY, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 1935 (212) 661-4959 interiorsfromspain.com Indoor and outdoor lighting, textiles, and more

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ISIMAR

BDNY, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 2035 34-948-317-157 industriassanisidro.com Wire metal, galvanized steel, and aluminum outdoor furniture

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J | GEIGER

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 362, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(844) 543-4437 jgeigershading.com Patented, fascia-free shading systems for a clean, modern design

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KETTAL

BDNY, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 2735 34-934-879-090 kettal.com Timeless outdoor furnishings, including chairs, sofas, and tables

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KNOLL HOME DESIGN SHOP

1330 6th Ave., btw. W. 53rd and 54th Sts. (212) 343-4190 knoll.com Residential and outdoor furniture, home textiles, and accessories

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LACAVA

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 3119 (888) 522-2823 lacavadesign.com New bathroom furniture and fixtures from this leading bath-furnishing designer and manufacturer

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ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 3603 (866) 696-2493 us.laufen.com Leading Swiss manufacturer of bathroom fixtures

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LEFROY BROOKS

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 719, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 226-2246 lefroybrooks.com Historically referenced luxury bath fixtures and fittings for residential and commercial applications

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LLADRÓ SHOWROOM

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1805, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (646) 664-1030 lladro.com The showroom features Lladró’s classic figurines alongside tabletop, mirrors, wall art, and Belle de Nuit lighting collections.

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MEADOWS OFFICE INTERIORS SHOWROOM

885 3rd Ave., 29th Fl., btw. E. 53rd and 54th Sts. (212) 741-0333 meadowsoffice.com Leading contract furniture dealership offering top-quality furniture solutions, moveable walls, access flooring, and workplace technology

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A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 957, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(800) 843-7231 mieleusa.com The world’s largest family-owned appliance company

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POGGENPOHL NEW YORK MIDTOWN KITCHEN DESIGN STUDIO

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 115, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 355-3666 nymidtown.poggenpohl.com Poggenpohl is the world’s most renowned luxury kitchen brand— creating the perfect kitchen, from conception to completion.

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A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., 6th Fl., btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 421-1800 poliform.com Poliform’s showroom feels like a real home, offering a new vision of contemporary living.

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SMEG USA

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 762, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 265-5378 smegusa.com Technology with style; domestic appliances made in Italy since 1948

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SUB-ZERO / WOLF

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 503, btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(888) 327-0053 subzero-wolf.com Premier kitchen appliances

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TEIXIDORS

BDNY, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 1935 34-937-883-662 teixidors.com Textiles, unique pieces made of sheep wool, cashmere, and yak wool

COURTESY ICFF

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1701, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (212) 319-4789 maharam.com Designing innovative commercial fabric since 1902

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150 E. 58th St., btw. 3rd and Lexington Aves.

(212) 644-2766 adbuilding.com With more than 30 luxury showrooms, this property is NYC’s ultimate design resource for residential and commercial projects.

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COURTESY ICFF

219 E. 59th St., btw. 2nd and 3rd Aves.

(212) 644-9200 therugcompany.com British purveyor of high-end, handmade carpets with contemporary designs

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D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1532, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (415) 323-8101 vondom.com Diverse, dynamic collections of avant-garde furniture, planters, and lighting designed for indoor and outdoor environments

BDNY, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 651B (800) 433-3222 wilsonart.com World leading engineered surfaces company that redefines decorative surfaces through improved performance and aesthetics

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D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1203, btw. E. 58th and 59th Sts. (212) 546-0944 warpandweft.com To-the-trade luxury rug showroom

The International Contemporary Furniture Fair draws thousands of A&D industry professionals to the Javits Center to see the latest in furniture design. Pictured is a collection designed by Danish sculptor Josefine Winding for the brand GUBI. METROPOLIS 45

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BARD GRADUATE CENTER GALLERY

18 W. 86th St. bgc.bard.edu Exhibitions emerge from our research in the decorative arts, design history, and material culture, and offer visitors cutting-edge perspectives on objects and their stories

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Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St. bdny.com BDNY will be colocated with ICFF and WantedDesign Manhattan at the Javits Center this year.

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COOPER HEWITT, SMITHSONIAN DESIGN MUSEUM

2 E. 91st St., at 5th Ave. cooperhewitt.org America’s design museum, Cooper Hewitt offers dynamic programming that inspires, educates, and empowers people through design.

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Javits Center, 11th Ave., at W. 38th St. icff.com A high-end and contemporary furniture fair brings international designs to New York.

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11 W. 53rd St. moma.org The Museum of Modern Art is home to an unparalleled collection of modern and contemporary art.

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11 W. 53rd St. store.moma.org Classic modern and cutting-edge products for all ages, curated

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MUSEUM OF ARTS AND DESIGN

2 Columbus Circle madmuseum.com Founded in 1956, MAD champions contemporary makers across creative fields, presenting artists, designers, and artisans.

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Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St. wanteddesignnyc.om WantedDesign Manhattan will be colocated with ICFF and BDNY at the Javits Center this year.

WantedDesign’s Look Book program allows A&D professionals to connect with high-end North American designers and makers to source original designs for their next projects. Pictured above is a collection from Canadian designer Will Choui.

COURTESY WANTEDDESIGN

693 5th Ave. carpentersworkshop.com Carpenters Workshop Gallery produces and exhibits functional sculptures by international artists and designers going outside of their traditional territories of expression.

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Ethereal Glow Glow

Ethereal Noctis

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150 E 58th St, New York, NY 10155 (646) 891 - 3653 cosentinocitynyc

The Ethereal Collection was developed with ® Technology and contains a minimum of 20% recycled materials.

Discover more at cosentino.com

HybriQ+® and HybriQ Technology® are registered Cosentino brands. The Ethereal Collection features patented designs and technologies

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Design Destination D&D BUILDING Manhattan’s Decoration & Design Building is home to over 100 showrooms representing more than 3,000 manufacturers of residential and commercial interior furnishings. Since 1965, the building’s 18 floors have been a source of inspiration for the industry, with an average of 2,000 professional designers and architects roaming the halls per day. In addition to showrooms, the building hosts two annual markets each spring and fall as well as seminars and professional programs.

COURTESY D&D BUILDING

979 3rd Ave., btw. E. 58th and E. 59th Sts.; (212) 759-5408; ddbuilding.com

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Applications due January 7, 2021 Attend an Open House November 14 or December 5

bgc.bard.edu

Design Destination A&D BUILDING With over 200,000 square feet of showroom space, the Architects & Designers Building is one of the city’s largest resources for commercial design. With 11 floors and 40 showrooms filled with the best of North American and international brands, the building is a must-see destination for those interested in high-end kitchen, bath, tile, appliance, and furniture design.

COURTESY FCHARLESPHOTOGRAPHY

150 E. 58th St., btw. Lexington and 3rd Aves.; (212) 644-2766; adbuilding.com

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Made in Italy

1.888.806.0994 info@colombodesignamerica.com www.colombodesignamerica.com Showrooms: New York • Toronto • Montreal • Vancouver *FEDRA / AC11 & ELLESSE / BD21 LEVERS SHOWN*

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Chel Historically a place where artists, bohemians, and the queer community found refuge and inspiration, this West Side neighborhood has become both a tech hub and the epicenter of the city’s art scene. Home to numerous art galleries and design attractions as well as landmarks both old (the Chelsea Hotel, the Meatpacking District), and new (the High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art), Chelsea offers something for everyone.

Marybeth Shaw, chief creative officer of Chelsea-based design company Wolf Gordon, began collecting political posters while travelling in the Soviet Union during college and went on to collect artworks from left-wing causes around the world. “I think they clearly speak to my values, and have always informed my work in design,” she writes.

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641 6th Ave., 2nd Fl., at W. 20th St. (866) 835-6466 teknion.com Teknion designs innovative and integrated furniture collections that support workplace wellness.

LEFROY BROOKS

134 W. 18th St., btw.

6th and 7th Aves.

(212) 226-2242 lefroybrooks.com Historically referenced luxury bath fixtures and fittings for residential and commercial applications

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ROOM & BOARD

236 W. 18th St., btw.

7th and 8th Aves.

(212) 204-7384 roomandboard.com Modern furnishings for home and commercial settings

TEKNION, STUDIO TK, LUUM SHOWROOMS

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WEST ELM

119 W. 17th St., btw. 6th and 7th Aves.

(212) 929-4464 westelm.com Modern furnishings and home decor featuring inspiring designs and colors

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Terminal Stores, 169 11th Ave. 1stdibs.com Shop, touch, see, and be inspired by antique and vintage treasures as well as new and custom creations offered by 50 exhibitiors from around the globe.

Dia: Chelsea reopened after a renovation courtesy of architecture firm ARO.

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227 W. 27th St. fitnyc.edu FIT is an internationally recognized college for design, fashion, art, communications, and business.

515 W. 26th St. friedmanbenda.com The gallery presents an international, multigenerational roster of established and emerging designers.

DIA: CHELSEA

537 W. 22nd St. diaart.org Dia’s newly reopened Chelsea gallery space hosts installations and talks.

FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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COURTESY © ELIZABETH FELICELLA

1STDIBS

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NoMad Along with NoMad, the name given to the area north of Madison Square Park, the Flatiron District, which is named for the unique skyscraper that occupies the triangular parcel at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Broadway, is an energetic business sector. Must-visit areas for any design lover, these two neighborhoods are home to an eclectic array of design showrooms, galleries, restaurants, and cafés.

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“The idea for Articolo’s Fizi Ball collection came from my grandmother’s paperweight collection. She was a great traveler and loved mouth-blown glass,” writes Nicci Green, creative director at Articolo, a lighting brand with a showroom in NoMad.

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NoMad & Flatiron Showrooms 27. Kohler Experience Center 28. Lacava

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AF | NEW YORK

22 W. 21st St., 5th Fl., btw. 5th and 6th Aves.

(212) 243-5400 afnewyork.com Discover the full portfolio of Brizo kitchen and bath fittings at AF | New York, a luxury kitchen and bath experience in New York City.

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ALESSI

41 Madison Ave. at E. 26th St. (212) 431-1310 alessi.com More than 3,000 home products and kitchen accessories

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AMERICAN STANDARD, DXV, GROHE

22 W. 21st St., 5th Fl., btw. 5th and 6th Aves.

(212) 886-0530 americanstandard.com, grohe.us, dxv.com American Standard, DXV, and GROHE are the kitchen and bath brands that make up LIXIL Americas.

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AMUNEAL NEW YORK

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1314, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (212) 516-5020 amuneal.com Showcasing Amuneal’s growing line of furniture, kitchens, and custom cabinetry.

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200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 202, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (800) 322-1400 arteriorshome.com Luxury residential and commercial lighting, wall decor, decorative accessories, and furniture

136 Madison Ave., 3rd Fl., btw. E. 31st and 32nd Sts. (212) 997-6600 bernhardtdesign.com Contemporary office furniture and textiles for the contract market

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BERNHARDT DESIGN NEW YORK

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38 W. 21 St., btw. 5th and 6th Aves (212) 727-9331 artistictile.com Providing the finest in design and luxury materials to commercial and residential clients nationwide.

79 Madison Ave. at E. 28th St. (646) 863-0252 bludot.com Modern for the real world. Stop in our new flagship—a beautiful space, without the attitude.

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135 Madison Ave., btw. E. 31st and 32nd Sts. (212) 889-9606 bebitalia.com Home furnishings that epitomize luxury and innovation into lifestyle and international design

45 W. 21st St. 3rd Fl., btw. 5th and 6th Aves.

(336) 821-3150 buzzi.space BuzziSpace crafts high-quality and original acoustic solutions, lighting, and furnishings for happy and healthy workspaces.

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200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1602, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (800) 606-7621 bendheim.com More than 2,000 varieties of specialty glass; by appointment only

251 Park Ave. S., 13th Fl., btw. E. 20th and 21st Sts. (212) 242-6736 carlhansen.com Showroom for the leading Danish furniture company, carrying designs by Hans Wegner and more

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Broadway and 6th Ave. (212) 627-2060 carnegiefabrics.com Supplying textiles and wallcoverings to the world’s leading interior architects and designers

903 Broadway at E. 20th St. (212) 477-1155 dwr.com DWR is the world leader in authentic modern design, offering furniture, lighting, and accessories.

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COLOMBO AMERICAS

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1618, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (212) 683-3771 colombomobili.com A sixth-generation company manufacturing high-grade furniture and honoring the woodcarving and cabinet-making tradition of Italian masters.

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COOPER & GRAHAM

134 W. 18th St., btw. 6th and 7th Aves.

(212) 226-2242 cooperandgraham.com The luxury bath brand represents 21st-century design as interpreted by world-renowned hospitality design giants.

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DAVIS FURNITURE

200 Lexington Ave, Ste. 1304, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (212) 683-7272 davisfurniture.com Contract furnishings ranging from lounge seating and tables to accessories

DESIGN WITHIN REACH FLATIRON

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152 Madison Ave. at E. 32nd St. (646) 864-0078 florim.com Italian-made porcelain tiles and slabs for an endless variety of applications

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200 Lexington Ave, Ste. 1510, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (212) 965-8919 donzella.com Modernist 20th-century furniture

by Paolo Buffa, Paul László, and Angelo Mangiarotti

41 Madison Ave. at E. 26th St. (212) 686-1203 41madison.com Forty One Madison is the home of the New York Tabletop Market, featuring over 100 brands in tableware, crystal, hotelware, lighting, and more.

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255 5th Ave., 6th Fl., btw. E. 28th and 29th Sts. (212) 334-5045 ernestny.com Ernest is a dynamic collective of the most inspiring Belgian-European architecture and design brands, including D’Apostrophe, Renson, Royal Botania, and Delta Light.

257 Park Ave. S., 14th Fl., btw. E. 20th and 21st Sts. (212) 473-8300 gunlocke.com Gunlocke fine office furniture reinforces the concept of individual achievement, the beauty of design, productivity, imagination, and integrity.

ERNEST COLLECTIVE

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200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 414, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (212) 651-4389 fermobusa.com Fermob is a French design-driven outdoor furniture manufacturer that creates inspiring, colorful outdoor spaces.

GUNLOCKE

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920 Broadway, 8th Fl., btw. E. 20th and 21st Sts. (212) 777-0289 hbftextiles.com Innovation leader offering award-winning contract furniture and textiles

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251 Park Ave. S. at E. 20th St. (212) 318-3977 store.hermanmiller.com Open Monday to Saturday, 11 a.m.–7 p.m., and Sunday, 12–6 p.m.

250 Park Ave. S., btw. E. 19th and 20th Sts. (212) 375-1036 ligne-roset.com Known for its artful collaborations with talents in contemporary design, Ligne Roset offers an entire lifestyle in which to live boldly and beautifully.

HERMAN MILLER STORE

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KEILHAUER

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1101, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (646) 742-0192 keilhauer.com Curated by world-renowned furniture designers with scrupulous attention to detail

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KOHLER EXPERIENCE CENTER

6 W. 22nd St., btw. 5th and 6th Aves.

(855) 466-7031 kohlerexperiencecenternyc.com An entirely new experience in the Flatiron District—the first-ever KOHLER Experience Center

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LACAVA

22 W. 21st St., 5th Fl., btw. 5th and 6th Aves.

(212) 243-5400 lacava.com Lacava’s bathroom fixtures, including sinks, tubs, and countertops can be seen at AF | New York.

LIGNE ROSET

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20 W. 22nd St., Ste. 903, btw. 5th and 6th Aves.

(646) 727-4250 marset.com/usa Marset is about more than lamps.

We take care of light, in its different nuances and effects, to create atmospheres with character and improve our clients’ quality of life.

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MINOTTI NEW YORK

134 Madison Ave. at E. 31st St. (212) 685-0095 minottiny.com Minotti’s brand lies in consistency and a perfect balance between tradition and modernity, luxury and rigor, fashion and comfort.

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MOLTENI&C | DADA | UNIFOR FLAGSHIP STORE

160 Madison Ave., btw. E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (212) 673-7106 newyork.moltenigroup.com Molteni&C, Dada, and UniFor embody the Italian flair for settings from the private home to the office world.

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MOOOI NEW YORK SHOWROOM & BRAND STORE

36 E. 31st St., btw. Park and Madison Aves.

(646) 396-0455 moooi.com Dutch design brand showcasing creative luxury for a well-curated life through a unique and iconic mix of lighting, furniture, carpets, wallcoverings, and accessories

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NEW YORK DESIGN CENTER

200 Lexington Ave., btw. E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (212) 679-9500 nydc.com The industry’s premier resource for fine furnishings. Representing avant-garde, contemporary innovations and classic creations, plus more than 33,000 square feet of antiques. 200 Lex is committed to remaining at the forefront of design.

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112 Madison Ave. at E. 30th St. (212) 672-0060 poliform.com The Italian brand’s U.S. flagship on Madison Avenue is a concept store designed to feel like a real home, reflecting the brand’s unique vision in design and the lifestyle it offers.

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16 Madison Sq. W., 3rd Fl., at W. 25th St. (212) 391-7200 poppin.com Visit our showroom to learn more about the Poppin Furniture Collection and services for the trade.

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 201, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (914) 834-3600 sonnemanlight.com The leader in design and manufacturing of sophisticated contemporary lighting

95 Madison Ave., btw. E. 28th and 29th Sts. (800) 338-4872 vitra.com The Swiss furniture brand creates icons of design and innovative concepts with world-renowned designers.

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202 5th Ave. at W. 25th St. (201) 995-1310 porcelanosa-usa.com Luxurious tile, kitchen, and bath products for commercial and residential spaces

419 Park Ave. S., 17th Fl., at E. 29th St. (212) 421-3300 suiteny.com Iconic European designs alongside pieces from up-and-coming international designers

133 5th Ave., 2nd and 3rd Fls., at E. 20th St. (212) 529-3636 westouteast.com The Fifth Ave. duplex, a new design destination, is a curated space featuring exclusive brands such as Living Divani and Porro.

POPPIN

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ROYAL BOTANIA CORP.

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 425, btw.

E. 32nd and 33rd Sts. (212) 812-9852 royalbotania.com Belgium-based manufacturer of luxury outdoor furnishings, with an international reputation for technical ingenuity and design originality

SONNEMAN – A WAY OF LIGHT

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TOTO USA NEW YORK

20 W. 22nd St., btw. 5th and 6th Aves.

(917) 237-0665 totousa.com The world’s largest plumbing products manufacturer, committed to achieving performance, conservation, design, and innovation

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209 E. 23rd St. sva.edu A multidisciplinary college of art and design known for its unparalleled faculty and innovative curriculum.

119 W. 23nd St. posterhouse.org The first museum in the U.S. dedicated to posters

SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS

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Design Destination 41 MADISON First opened in 1974 as the New York Merchandise Mart, 41 Madison—located on Madison Square Park—houses more than 200 brands from around the world. In its 90 permanent showrooms, visitors can find tableware, gifts, housewares, accent furnishings, and lighting, as well as bespoke art objects.

Designed by Emery Roth & Sons, the 23-floor, glass-and-steel building is also home to the biannual New York Tabletop Show.

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41 Madison Ave. at E. 26th St.; (212) 686-1203; 41madison.com

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Design Destination NEW YORK DESIGN CENTER Located in a historic 16-story building designed by Ely Jacques Kahn in 1926, the New York Design Center was originally known as the New York Furniture Exchange—the nation’s oldest furniture and design building.

In 1981, the 500,000-square-foot building was transformed into a hub of over 100 showrooms representing more than 500 lines of residential and contract furniture, fabric, flooring, lighting, and more. In addition to housing showrooms, the New York Design Center has introduced several initiatives including Access to Design, a program that connects customers with designers.

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200 Lexington Ave., btw. E. 32nd and E. 33rd Sts.; (212) 679-9500; nydc.com

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Soho The cast iron industrial buildings and cobblestone streets of Soho and Noho have lived many lives.

Once an industrial hub, this area was transformed into a creative center by artists living and working there beginning in the 1970s. Among the notables was Donald Judd, whose home and studio on Spring Street now houses the Judd Foundation. Though a few artists still call the neighborhood home, today it is one of the city’s premier shopping districts, where major global retailers rub elbows with designer boutiques.

Rodolfo Agrella, creative director of lighting brand Juniper, snapped this picture of the company’s Soho showroom. “I find inspiration in the lights that I pass by daily in the classic Soho lofts that surround our showroom on Crosby Street,” he writes.

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Showrooms 01

AMERICAN DESIGN CLUB

267 Canal St., btw. Lafayette St. and Broadway.

(718) 237-4313 americandesignclub.com A platform for over 40 creative brands (by appointment only)

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66 Crosby St., btw. Spring and Broome Sts. (212) 253-5969 dominteriors.com Italian kitchens and furnishings from Valcucine, Rimadesio, Lema, Agape, and many others

22 Wooster St., btw. Canal and Grand Sts. (212) 219-3226 fritzhansen.com Manufacturer of iconic Danish furnishings since 1872

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EGG COLLECTIVE

476 Broadway, Ste. 2F, btw.

Broome and Grand Sts. (212) 647-8900 arper.com Design for living and working

151 Hudson St., btw. Hubert and Laight Sts. (347) 889-7594 eggcollective.com Exquisitely engineered furniture and lighting from ICFF 2012’s Best New Designer winner

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46 Greene St., btw. Broome and Grand Sts. (212) 925-1588 artemide.us Italian contemporary lighting company with innovative designs

38 N. Moore St., btw. Varick and Hudson Sts. (212) 219-0017 espasso.com Contemporary and midcentury Modern Brazilian furniture

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31 1⁄2 Greene St. at Grand St. (212) 431-8282 boffi-soho.com A showcase for the Italian company’s technically superior and streamlined kitchen, bath, and wardrobe systems

152 Greene St. at Houston St. (212) 941-4760 flosusa.com Italian lighting manufacturer with work by Marcel Wanders, Antonio Citterio, and others

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110 Greene St., btw. Prince and Spring Sts. (212) 475-0001 dwr.com Located in the Soho Building, DWR showcases furniture, lighting, accessories and other modern classics.

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FOSCARINI SPAZIO

20 Greene St., btw. Canal and Grand Sts. (212) 247-2218 foscarini.com Dedicated to light, promoting thoughts and enlightening new ideas, and proposing original and specific installations

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52 Greene St., btw. Grand and Broome Sts. (212) 421-6701 gandiablasco.com NYC flagship store from Valencia-based purveyor of modern outdoor furniture

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51 Wooster St., btw. Grand and Broome Sts. (212) 219-3043 lasvit.com Designing and manufacturing bespoke glass-art installations and lighting, award-winning design collections, and glass for architecture

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LEE BROOM NEW YORK

34 Greene St., at Grand St. (212) 804-8477 leebroom.com New York flagship store for the British designer of lighting and other interiors objects (by appointment only)

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405 Broome St., btw. Centre and Lafayette Sts. (212) 343-2600 mattermatters.com Design objects, furniture, and lighting for industry specialists and connoisseurs

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81 Spring St. at Crosby St. (646) 613-1367 momastore.org Downtown outpost for arguably the best museum gift shop in town

40 Lispenard St., btw. Broadway and Church St. (212) 334-0944 pedininy.com Italian-inspired contemporary kitchen and furniture designs, including products by Gaggenau, Caesarstone, and Pianca

25 N. Moore St. at Varick St. (212) 226-1045 roomonline.com One of Tribeca’s furniture and lighting staples for 20+ years, ROOM’s showroom blends a combination of up-and-coming makers, top-of-the-line lighting, detailed craftmanship, and custom upholstery. The only thing second to the quality of the pieces is ROOM’s unparalleled customer service.

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146 Greene St., btw. Prince and W. Houston Sts. (212) 334-7222 morosousa.com New pieces recently debuted in Milan

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588 Broadway, Ste. 607, btw.

Prince and E. Houston Sts. (646) 701-7058 nanimarquina.com/en U.S. showroom from the Spanish rug designer Nani Marquina

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ORIGINAL BTC

56 Greene St., btw. Broome and Spring Sts. (646) 759-9007 us.originalbtc.com Designer lighting handmade in England

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PATRICK PARRISH GALLERY

50 Lispenard St., btw. Broadway and Church St. (212) 219-9244 patrickparrish.com Rare midcentury Modern pieces, affordable finds, and contemporary works from emerging designers

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POLTRONA FRAU NEW YORK

151 Wooster St., btw. Prince and W. Houston Sts. (212) 777-7592 poltronafrau.com A historical collection alongside ever-evolving pieces by current design influencers

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R & COMPANY

82 Franklin St., btw. Broadway and Church St. (212) 343-7979 r-and-company.com Furnishings by contemporary and midcentury designers, from Greta Magnusson-Grossman to Sergio Rodrigues

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RICH BRILLIANT WILLING

50 Greene St., 2nd Fl., btw. Grand and Broome Sts. (212) 388-1621 richbrilliantwilling.com Thoughtfully crafted and designed luminaires

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SCAVOLINI SOHO GALLERY

429 W. Broadway, btw. Spring and Prince Sts. (212) 219-0910 scavolinisohogallery.com Luxury Italian designs for kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas

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19 Fulton St. at Front St. (212) 732-8257 seaportdistrict.nyc Lower Manhattan’s historic South Street Seaport, revitalized for the 21st century

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177 Franklin St., btw. Hudson and Greenwich Sts. (917) 728-3000 shinola.com Retailer of fine watches, bicycles, and leather accessories made in Detroit

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304 Canal St., btw. Broadway and Church St. (646) 606-3760 stellarworks.com The Shanghai-based design brand opens its first U.S. showroom in the former home of Pearl Paint.

77 Wooster St., btw. Broome and Spring Sts. (646) 783-4218 theshadestore.com Handcrafted window treatments

66 Crosby St., btw. Broome and Spring Sts. (212) 253-5969 valcucine.com Kitchen cabinets and accessories focused on aesthetics and creativity

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55 Great Jones St., btw. Bowery and Lafayette St. (212) 473-2500 thefutureperfect.com Objects and furnishings by exceptional designers

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25 Greene St., btw. Canal and Grand Sts. (212) 228-7337 tomdixon.net Tom Dixon design store in a former chandelier shop

The MoMA Design Store in Soho features housewares, furniture, lighting, and more.

It’s a must-visit destination for lovers of modern and contemporary design.

THIS PAGE: COURTESY MOMA DESIGN STORE / OPPOSITE: COURTESY CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE

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BROOKFIELD PLACE

230 Vesey St. bfplny.com Brookfield Place offers culture, arts, dining, and luxury shopping in downtown Manhattan.

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CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE 536 LaGuardia Pl. centerforarchitecture.org Sharing a home with AIA New York, CFA is a leading cultural venue for architecture and the built environment in New York City.

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PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESIGN

66 5th Ave. newschool.edu/parsons Parsons School of Design enables students to develop the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in a rapidly changing society.

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PIER 17, SEAPORT DISTRICT

89 South St. pier17ny.com A multiuse destination at the heart of the Seaport’s revitalization, Pier 17 offers cultural programming, rooftop events, and waterfront dining.

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41 Cooper Sq. cooper.edu The Cooper Union grants degrees in art, architecture, and engineering, and is a center of learning and civic discourse.

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WESTFIELD WORLD TRADE CENTER

185 Greenwich St. westfield.com/westfieldworldtradecenter Santiago Calatrava’s soaring skeletal transportation hub would be a destination in itself, even without Westfield’s extensive shopping and dining offerings.

PRATT MANHATTAN GALLERY

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144 W. 14th St. pratt.edu/the-institute/exhibitions/ pratt-manhattan-gallery Pratt Institute’s gallery aims to present innovative and intellectually challenging work in the fields of art, architecture, fashion, and design.

The Center for Architecture and AIA New York regularly host talks, exhibitions, and architectural tours. Cairo Modern, showcasing works

by Egyptian Modernists, is on view during the Festival.

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Follow NYCxDESIGN on a design-filled journey across the five boroughs

Soho & Tribeca

Unhistoric Townhouse by System Architects 187 Franklin St., btw.Hudson and Greenwich Sts. Popularly known as the Unhistoric Townhouse, the striking structure with a twisted brick facade is an ambitious project by System Architects.

The Future Perfect 55 Great Jones St., btw. The Bowery and Lafayette St.

Egg Collective 151 Hudson St., btw. Hubert and Laight Sts.

The Future Perfect’s flagship New York gallery constantly shifts between gallerist, dealer, and merchant, opening new pathways for artists and collectors alike.

Egg Collective is an artistic collaboration that combines the company’s female cofounders, Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie’s backgrounds in art, architecture, and woodworking.

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Soho and Tribeca emerged from the gritty 1970s and 1980s when struggling artists moved into the area en masse. Still largely characterized by cobblestone streets and cast-iron buildings, the downtown Manhattan neighborhoods are now upscale shopping districts, and home to high-end showrooms, design studios, and restaurants.

COURTESY JENNA BASCOM

The twisting brick facade of the five-story Unhistoric Townhouse

by System Architects stands out as a local landmark. At the same time, its footprint and material palette complement Tribeca’s historic brick industrial buildings and Federal-style and classical revival homes.

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Soho Design District Soho, btw. W. Houston and Canal Sts. Spanning the historically renowned center for creativity, the Soho Design District is dedicated to innovative design and experiences.

The Scholastic Building 557 Broadway, btw. Spring and Prince Sts. Designed in collaboration with Pritzker Prize–winning architect Aldo Rossi, the Scholastic Building honors the architectural traditions of its landmarked Soho neighborhood in a contemporary fashion.

AIA New York | Center for Architecture 536 LaGuardia Pl., btw. Bleecker and W. 3rd Sts. The premier cultural venue for architecture and the built environment in New York City, the Center shares a home with the AIA New York Chapter.

MoMA Design Store 81 Spring St., at Crosby St.

Patrick Parrish Gallery exhibits the unusual, new, and sometimes overlooked modernist designers and artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

The MoMA Design Store in Soho offers curator-approved products that bring quality, creativity, and design innovation to everyday living.

SCAN TO EXPLORE THE SELF-GUIDED JOURNEY See all 11 locations and tour the studios of designers that call Soho and Tribeca home by scanning the QR code or by visiting info.nycxdesign.com/self-guided-journeys

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Patrick Parrish Gallery 50 Lispenard St., btw., Broadway and Church St.

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Brook The many neighborhoods that make up New York City’s most populous borough are alive with energy, creativity, and diversity.

From Greenpoint to Coney Island you will find landmarks like the Brooklyn Museum, Domino Park, and the Brooklyn Bridge, not to mention the design hubs of Industry City and the Brooklyn Navy Yards that have sprung up in former industrial areas.

Aimée Wilder, founder and creative director of the studio that bears her name, photographed a piece of street art in her Brooklyn neighborhood.

“This piece in Greenpoint caught my eye due to its striking simplicity and the color contrast against the gray-blue evening sky, as well as the texture of the industrial building,” she writes.

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AJ MADISON INC.

3605 13th Ave. at 36th St. (718) 732-4900 ajmadison.com Brand-name kitchen and home appliances

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COLOMBO DESIGN AMERICA 170 53rd St., Unit 105 (647) 932-5585 colombodesignamerica.com Showcasing Italian luxury hardware and bath accessories rich in design aesthetic and built with quality for residential and commercial projects (showroom coming soon)

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Industry City, 219 36th St., Bldg. 3, btw. 2nd and 3rd Aves.

(718) 832-6500 dwr.com A world leader in authentic modern design, offering furniture, lighting and accessories

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(718) 422-0230 flavorpaper.com The hip brand’s production facility for state-of-the-art digital wallpaper printing

175 Van Dyke St., Ste. 325B (347) 294-0476 pickettfurniture.com Unique and bespoke items for the home (by appointment only)

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Industry City, 268 36th St., Bldg. 2, btw. 2nd and 3rd Aves.

(718) 801-8058 wanteddesignnyc.com/stores From international brands—Menu, Alessi, Malle London—to products created by designers based at Industry City—Juniper Design, Brooklyn Candle Studio—this destination offers original housewares, gift items, jewelry and accessories, toys, and more.

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131 8th St., btw. 2nd and 3rd Aves.

(718) 755-9945 jansdotter.com Independent designer selling fabric, books, and paper goods

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Industry City, 52 35th St., 2nd Fl., btw. 2nd and 3rd Aves.

(212) 675-0383 shakuff.com Eclectic, modern custom glass, lighting, and handcrafted decor

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481 Van Brunt St. (347) 763-2942 tokennyc.com Founded by Will Kavest, a furniture design studio for commercial clients and collectors

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4014 1st Ave. Bldg. 26, at 39th St. (212) 729-1147 zzdriggs.com ZZ Driggs is the first online platform offering ethically made furniture available for rent or purchase.

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140 58th St. bklynarmyterminal.com The Brooklyn Army Terminal is the premier affordable hub for modern industrial businesses, entrepreneurs, and working families in New York City.

220 36th St. industrycity.com/design Historic, 30-acre manufacturing and innovation complex on the waterfront in Sunset Park, and Brooklyn’s premier destination during NYCxDESIGN

505 Carroll St. textileartscenter.com A resource facility dedicated to raising awareness and understanding of textiles through creative educational programs for children and adults

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Introducing Deep Green, a Metropolis podcast about how the built environment impacts climate change and equity.

In bi-weekly episodes, we explore sustainability in the broadest sense of the word—encompassing inclusive, healthy, and resilient design alongside reductions in carbon emissions and toxic waste.

LISTEN HERE

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Southwest Brooklyn, encompassing Red Hook, Gowanus, and Sunset Park, is home to some of the most beautiful waterfront views in the city and brims with design. Each area has its own flair—Red Hook, historically an industrial hub; Gowanus, full of intimate charm; and Sunset Park, characterized by a beautifully diverse population and wide set of creative industries. When visiting Southwest Brooklyn, you are bound to discover great design and unexpected creativity in every corner.

IC Store by WantedDesign 268 36th St, at 3rd Ave. The IC Store by WantedDesign is home to a well-curated assortment of design objects from gifts to accessories, toys, jewelry, housewares, and more from designers and global brands such as Areaware, Menu, Alessi, and W&P Design.

The Collision Project at Industry City 274 36th St., at 3rd Ave.

Textile Arts Center 505 Carroll St., btw. 3rd and 4th Aves.

Utilizing the campus of Industry City as a diverse and flexible testing ground for artists and visionaries to collaborate and promote exploration of the grounds, the Collision Project nurtures art as an experience to facilitate and activate new areas of co-creation.

The 6,800-sqare-foot studio is a fully equipped workspace and resource facility dedicated to raising awareness and understanding of textiles through creative educational programs for children and adults.

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Southwest Brooklyn

Makerspace NYC 80 58th St., at 2nd Ave.

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Makerspace NYC offers low-cost access to a facility that houses industrial and digital fabrication equipment and facilities, open workspaces, meeting rooms, and private studio and storage spaces.

A sculpture by artist Dan Lam graces one of Industry City’s outdoor courtyards.

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The Atrium at the Brooklyn Army Terminal 80 58th St., at 2nd Ave.

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Designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert, the monumental Brooklyn Army Terminal was built as an intermodal rail and marine terminal to facilitate the movement of troops and supplies to Europe during World War I.

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SCAN TO EXPLORE THE SELF-GUIDED JOURNEY See all 13 locations and tour the studios of designers that call Brooklyn home by scanning the QR code or by visiting info.nycxdesign.com/self-guided-journeys

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Queens With numerous parks and museums, including MoMA PS1, Sculpture Center, and the Noguchi Museum, Queens is a must-visit neighborhood. In addition to cultural attractions, vibrant immigrant communities make the borough a culinary destination. Between bites, enjoy waterfront views along the East River or from Rockaway Beach, catch a New York Mets game, or see the 1:1,200 scale model of the entire city on view at the Queens Museum.

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Based in Long Island City, Queens, RUX Studio’s first brand, Stickbulb, makes award-winning LED lighting systems from locally sourced wood, much of which comes from old water towers.

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Long Island City Located in Queens, a borough rich in cultural diversity, Long Island City is a former manufacturing epicenter that is now home to a variety of design studios, cultural institutions, hip restaurants, and green spaces. Designers appreciate the strong community connection and a robust local supply chain. A visit to Long Island City will inspire your creativity and leave you eager to explore more.

Housed in a converted photoengraving plant in Long Island City, Isamu Noguchi’s The Noguchi Museum was the first museum in the United States to be established by a living artist for the display of their own work.

SculptureCenter 44-19 Purves St., btw.

Jackson and Thompson Aves.

Originally founded in 1928 as The Clay Club by sculptor Dorothea Denslow, SculptureCenter provides an international forum that connects artists and audiences by presenting exhibitions, commissioning new work, and generating scholarships.

Socrates Sculpture Park Vernon Blvd., at Broadway Offering sweeping views of Roosevelt Island and Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the park was founded in 1986 by visionary sculptor Mark di Suvero. Di Suvero led a coalition of volunteers in transforming an illegal dumpsite on a five-acre plot of landfill into this beautiful oasis for art and community.

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The Noguchi Museum 9-01 33rd Rd., at Vernon Blvd.

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The Noguchi Museum is an intimate, reflective space with a comprehensive selection of sculpture in stone, metal, wood, and clay, as well as drawings, models for public projects and gardens, stage sets, furniture, and Isamu Noguchi’s Akari light sculptures.

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Ancient Glacier Rock 43-30 12th St., at 43rd Rd. An ancient glacial formation is the centerpiece of this pedestrian plaza.

One of five sculptors featured in the Plywood Protection Project, a response to protests during summer 2020, Tanda Francis is a Brooklyn-based artist with a primary focus on creating public art that incorporates monumental African heads.

Artbook @ MoMA PS1 Bookstore 22-25 Jackson Ave., at 46th Rd. Located in MoMA’s Queens outpost, the Artbook Bookstore is a vibrant source for cutting-edge contemporary art and humanities publications.

SCAN TO EXPLORE THE SELF-GUIDED JOURNEY See all 16 locations and tour the studios of designers that call Long Island City home by scanning the QR code or by visiting info.nycxdesign.com/self-guided-journeys

Culture Lab LIC at Plaxall Gallery 5-25 46th Ave., at 5th St. Donated by Plaxall Inc., the 12,000-square-foot space is home to three art galleries, a 90-seat theatre, and an outdoor event space.

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RockIt Black by Tanda Francis Queensbridge Park, Vernon Bvd., at 41st Ave.

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The Interior Design Pledge calls upon design professionals to understand, assess, and maximize the positive impact of our work by making three interconnected commitments:

DESIGN FOR CLIMATE The climate crisis is the greatest single threat to health and economic prosperity on the planet, and disproportionately affects vulnerable communities. Interior design professionals must reduce the negative impacts of climate change.

D E S I G N FO R H E A LT H Both human and ecological health are essential components of a thriving society, and essential for the future of humanity on the planet. Interior design professionals must support holistic health and safety.

DESIGN FOR EQUITY Social equity and climate justice are central to cohesive, safe, and resilient communities.

Interior design professionals must promote diversity, inclusion, and equity.

Read the full pledge and commit to making a positive impact by signing here:

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South Bronx

Bronx Native 127 Lincoln Ave., btw.

Bruckner Blvd. and E. 134th St. Siblings Amaurys and Roselyn Grullon created Bronx Native, a retail space devoted to Bronx-themed apparel, art, and media.

Centro Cultural El Rincón Criollo 749 Brook Ave., at E. 157th St.

WallWorks New York 15 Canal Pl., btw. E. 138th and E. 140th Sts.

Reclaimed in the late 1970s as a site for neighbors to gather, garden, hold community events, and pass down musical and cultural traditions, the little house is reminiscent of the Puerto Rican countryside.

The passion project of legendary Graffiti pioneer CRASH and entrepreneur Robert Kantor, WallWorks New York is a contemporary gallery dedicated to bringing art back uptown.

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The South Bronx’s rich history, walkability, and proximity to Manhattan have made it a desirable spot for designers to build their practices. The Mott Haven, Melrose, and Port Morris neighborhoods are booming with makers, cultural institutions, shops, and restaurants, all contributing to the area’s creative renaissance.

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Every wall of Bronx Native is “taggable,” allowing customers to make their mark on the store.

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Via Verde—The Green Way 700 Brook Ave., at E. 156th St. Built by Dattner Architects and Grimshaw as a model for future subsidized housing in New York City, Via Verde reflects a commitment to social equity and sustainability.

Founded in 2019 by Noëlle Santos, The Lit. Bar is currently the only independent bookstore in the Bronx.

SCAN TO EXPLORE THE SELF-GUIDED JOURNEY See all 12 locations and tour the studios of designers that call the South Bronx home by scanning the QR code or by visiting info.nycxdesign.com/self-guided-journeys

Bronx Documentary Center 614 Courtlandt Ave., at E. 151st St. The Bronx Documentary Center is a nonprofit gallery and educational space located in Melrose, one of New York City’s fastest growing neighborhoods.

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The Lit. Bar 131 Alexander Ave., btw.

Bruckner Blvd. and E. 134th St.

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EXPLORE THE WORLD OF SUSTAINABILITY IN DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION Sustainability Next is a platform to stay up-to-date on what's next in sustainable architecture, design, and products.

Architects and Designers have the power to do good in the fight against climate change, but it can be challenging to know how to make a difference. Metropolis and its partners want to help, making it easier for you to make informed decisions in design and specification.

As a community, we can further our commitment to the future of humanity and make a huge impact now. metropolismag.com/sustainability

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St. George Situated on the North Shore of Staten Island and easily accessed from Downtown Manhattan by the free Staten Island Ferry, St. George is an urban getaway. The waterfront neighborhood is home to some of the borough’s most interesting cultural institutions and hidden design gems.

The Stapleton Branch of The New York Public Library was originally designed by Carrère and Hastings in 1909.

To better serve the growing community and its needs in 2013, the library underwent a 12,000-square-foot expansion designed by Andrew Berman Architect.

Postcards: The September 11th Memorial Bank St., at North Shore Waterfront Overlooking the New York Harbor, Lower Manhattan, and the Statue of Liberty, is Postcards—a permanent memorial for the 274 Staten Island residents killed in the 9/11 attacks.

National Lighthouse Museum 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point Located on historic site of the U.S. Lighthouse Service main depot, the National Lighthouse Museum was born out of the need to educate and preserve the navigational history of lighthouses.

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Stapleton Library 132 Canal St., at Wright St.

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Designed by architect Masayuki Sono, Postcards frames a view of the Manhattan shoreline where the twin towers of the World Trade Center once stood.

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Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden 1000 Richmond Ter.

Alice Austen House 2 Hylan Blvd., at Edgewater St. Located in her former home, the museum is dedicated to the life of Victorian photographer Alice Austen.

Makerspace NYC and Maker Park 450 Front St., at Thompson St. The Staten Island makerspace is also home to Maker Park, a 27,000-square-foot outdoor community space that hosts a variety of workshops covering topics such as blacksmithing and beekeeping, as well as concerts, plays, and other community events.

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Enclosed in a sprawling campus of grand columned buildings on the northeastern edge of Staten Island, the Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden was originally built as a home for retired sailors, and eventually became a cultural center for both Staten Island and the rest of New York City.

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The Mic New York creatives talk design on NYCxDESIGN’s podcast, hosted by Debbie Millman.

Join NYCxDESIGN’s podcast, The Mic, for insight into New York City’s most creative minds. Engaging with designers across a diversity of backgrounds, disciplines, and career stages, host Debbie Millman demonstrates the power of design to connect and catalyze. Following Season 1, which reached an audience of more than 28,000, the podcast’s second season explores themes including equitable recovery and post-COVID reinvention, future urbanscapes, design philosophy, and more, and has featured guests including MoMA’s Paola Antonelli and architect Claire Weisz of WXY Studio.

Illustrator Mark Addison Smith, a former guest on The Mic, drew the podcast’s cover art.

He is also the creator of You Look Like the Right Type, a series of daily drawings inspired by everyday life that he began in 2008.

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NYCxDESIGN thanks its Steering Committee for the vision, passion, and support in making this year’s Festival a success.

6¢ • AIANY and the Center for Architecture • AIGA NY • American Design Club • ASID • Cooper Hewitt • Department of Cultural Affairs • Design Pavilion • Design Trust for Public Space • Downtown Alliance • Female Design Council • FIT • ICFF • IDSA • LightFair • MoMA Design Store • Museum of Arts and Design • New York Design Center • Nomad Design District • Novita Communications • NYC & Company • NYC Department of Design and Construction• NYC Department of Transportation • NYCEDC • Parsons School of Design • Public Design Commission • Pratt Institute• SANDOW • School of Visual Arts • Seaport District NYC • SoHo Design District • The Cooper Union • Times Square Alliance • WantedDesign

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BRONX NATIVE

is a retail space devoted to Bronx-themed apparel, art, and media.

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The Festival

This map lists a curated collection of design destinations as well as public transit options. For more detailed listings of events, showrooms, and design destinations, please consult the Official Guide to NYCxDESIGN’s Festival 2021 or visit festival.nycxdesign.org.

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06 Industry City 274 36th St. THE BRONX 07 The Bronx Museum of the Arts, 1040 Grand Concourse 08 Bronx River Art Center 1087 E. Tremont Ave. 09 Bronx Native 127 Lincoln Ave.

QUEENS 10 MoMA PS1 22–25 Jackson Ave.

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02 ICFF Jacob K. Javits Convention Center 655 W. 34th St. 03 WantedDesign Jacob K. Javits Convention Center 655 W. 34th St. 04 BDNY Jacob K. Javits Convention Center 655 W. 34th St. 10/26/21 3:56 PM

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CHELSEA 09 Fashion Institute of Technology 227 W. 27th St. 10 Friedman Benda 515 W. 26th St. FLATIRON 11 New York Design Center 200 Lexington Ave. 12 Poster House 119 W. 23rd St. 13 School of Visual Arts 209 E. 23rd St.

UNION SQUARE, NOHO, SOHO 14 American Design Club Canal Street Market 265 Canal St. 15 Center for Architecture 536 LaGuardia Pl. 16 The Cooper Union 41 Cooper Square 17 Parsons School of Design 66 5th Ave. 18 Pratt Manhattan Gallery 144 W. 14th St. 19 Soho Design District Various Showrooms (See Guide for details)

LOWER MANHATTAN 20 Brookfield Place 230 Vesey St. 21 Patrick Parrish Gallery 50 Lispenard St. 22 Pier 17, Seaport District 89 South St. 23 R & Company 64 White St. 24 Westfield World Trade Center 185 Greenwich St.