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The Official Guide to NYCxDESIGN 2019

May 10 – 22, 2019

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Contents Welcome Letter 14

Midtown 60

From the Mayor 16

Chelsea 80

Design Inspiration 18

NoMad & Flatiron 92

Featured Events 23

Soho & Noho 110

Design Fairs 23 Exhibitions Around Town 24 Design School Shows 32 Pop-Up Retail Experiences 36 Free Public Talks & Workshops 40 Design Trade Only 44 Selected Events 46

Lower Manhattan 122 Brooklyn 134 Queens 150 Staten Island 154 The Bronx 156 Advertiser Index 158 On View 160

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On the cover: To create this experimental piece for In4night, Dutch designer Rick Tegelaar 3D printed Colback, a two-filament yarn. Tegelaar is one of 17 exhibitors at “Ventura New York – the Dutch edition” at ICFF.

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Welcome to the fifth edition of the Official Guide to NYCxDESIGN.

And welcome to New York! NYCxDESIGN is one of the largest celebrations of creativity in North America, and this handy, pocket-size guide is the best way to navigate it. In these pages you’ll discover the essential places and events to visit in these two weeks (May 10–22), as well as landmarks and destinations you can return to again and again. And for the first time, this guide includes a handy foldout map to give you a bird’s-eye view of all that is happening in the city during NYCxDESIGN. The design fairs are larger than ever, so you can immerse yourself for hours at ICFF, WantedDesign, and Brooklyn Designs. There are exciting and inspiring events at Brooklyn Army Terminal, Industry City, Times Square, and Queens Library, end-of-year shows at New York’s world-class design schools, and showrooms to visit in the city’s design districts. A high point of the celebration is the NYCxDESIGN awards, held on May 20 at Pier 17. Find out more details on all these and hundreds of other happenings in our Featured Events section (p. 23). And for tips on where to recharge your creative batteries, turn to Design Inspiration (p. 18) for a selection of cutting-edge and historic museum and gallery exhibitions. 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 DRINKSxDESIGN locations, as well as highlights on local designers and destinations. At the start of every section, we’ve included an overlooked Modernist architectural gem for you to seek out in each neighborhood. You can plan your itinerary at nycxdesign.com, and follow our coverage at metropolismag.com/nycxdesign. By the time you’re done exploring all that we’ve laid out—even if it takes you several visits, or all year—you’ll see how design is integral to New York’s past, present, and future. Then it’ll be time to join us again for next year’s NYCxDESIGN! —Avinash Rajagopal, editor in chief of Metropolis 14

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I am delighted to welcome everyone to NYCxDESIGN 2019. New York is the proud home to ten renowned architecture and design schools, more than 53,000 designers, upwards of 8,000 design firms, and over 800 museums and galleries that enrich life in the five boroughs. Our dynamic cultural landscape will be on full display as we host the seventh edition of NYCxDESIGN, which brings together creative professionals and enthusiasts from around the world for a vibrant celebration of design disciplines, including graphic design, architecture, engineering, digital technology, fashion, art, interior design, urban planning, and more. Featuring a wide array of exhibitions, installations, tours, product launches, and panel discussions with industry leaders, NYCxDESIGN is a terrific opportunity for attendees to exchange ideas, discover new talent, and learn more about the latest trends and innovations that are shaping the global design sectors. I applaud its organizers and supporters for once again presenting this outstanding event that engages New Yorkers and visitors of all backgrounds and showcases the remarkable creativity and diversity of our city’s design communities. On behalf of the City of New York, I offer my best wishes for an enjoyable and inspiring NYCxDESIGN 2019.

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Design Inspiration Spring Exhibitions Around Town Offsetted by Cooking Sections

Conceived of by London-based “spatial practitioners” Cooking Sections (Daniel Fernández Pascual and Alon Schwabe), Offsetted is an immersive exhibition at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation that repositions New York City’s greenery in the context of environmental services—the value in dollars that the trees provide to the city in the form of flood mitigation, pollution reduction, shade, and so on. Comprised of dismembered pieces of the urban forest, the exhibition highlights the ways that such quantification both protects the city’s greenery and accepts the continuous production of waste and pollutants. Jan Tschichold and the New Typography

Through July 7, Bard Graduate Center Gallery, bgc.bard.edu/gallery

A 1927 poster by Jan Tschichold, Die Frau ohne Namen (The Woman Without a Name), on loan from MoMA, is part of Jan Tschichold and the New Typography at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery. 18

This exhibition traces the development of Modernism that reshaped graphic design in the 1920s, taking as its starting point Weimar-era designer Jan Tschichold’s manual for graphic design Die Neue Typographie (1928). The exhibition’s core is a collection of objects and artworks on loan from the Museum of Modern Art, acquired by Tschichold while researching his book. Works by Modernist luminaries, including Kurt Schwitters and El Lissitzky, are highlights. But there are surprises to be found, including Tschichold’s early work in calligraphy and blackletter.

this page: COurtesy © The Museum of Modern Art/Licensed by SCAL Art Resource, NY; opposite: courtesy kevin noble

Through June 8, Columbia GSAPP Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery, arch.columbia.edu

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Changing and Unchanging Things: Noguchi and Hasegawa in Postwar Japan

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Through July 14, Noguchi Museum, noguchi.org

The Noguchi Museum in Queens is dedicated to the Japanese-American sculptor and designer’s legacy. This show looks at the brief but consequential friendship between Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) and Japanese painter Saburo Hasegawa (1906–1957), who is credited with introducing European abstraction to Japan. Together, the pair undertook a study of traditional Japanese art and design, as they grappled with the conflicts between traditional and modern, Japanese and Western. Containing over 90 works from both artists, this exhibition traces the roots of their shared artistic concerns.

Saburo Hasegawa’s Pure Suffering (1956), a work of ink on burlap, is on view at the Noguchi Museum.

Jean-Luc Moulène: More or Less Bone

Through July 29, SculptureCenter, sculpture-center.org

The Queens institution is prized for its constantly changing exhibitions of contemporary sculpture. Here, French sculptor Jean-Luc Moulène debuts a new work in his ongoing explorations of advanced technology and material culture. Working with software engineers, Moulène developed a process to create this composite form using the least amount of wasted material possible. The process, known as formal optimization, is commonly used in industrial manufacturing. Here, Moulène enlists it to create strikingly organic and skeletal work. metropolis

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The Moon Represents My Heart: Music, Memory, and Belonging

Through September 15, Museum of Chinese in America, mocanyc.org

Nobody Promised You Tomorrow: Art 50 Years After Stonewall

Through December 8, Brooklyn Museum, brooklynmuseum.org

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, sparked by a police raid on the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in Greenwich Village. The ensuing events catalyzed the queerrights movement and are re-explored at the Brooklyn Museum. The show examines the memory of the Stonewall Uprising in a generation of artists born after the event—all 22 participating LGBTQ+ artists are younger than 50—and considers history as a part of the urban fabric. 20

Protest Sign II (2017) by Elektra KB is one piece on view at Brooklyn Museum in an exhibition commemorating the Stonewall Uprising.

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Featured at MOCA’s The Moon Represents My Heart, left to right: a photograph from This Is a Problem by Miserable Faith, a rock band founded in 1999, and a video still of PRD Anti-Heroes, a theater project from 2005 by the artist Cao Fei.

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Co-curated by The New Yorker staff writer Hua Hsu, this immersive exhibition connects the history of the global Chinese diaspora through music. Seeking to represent a constellation of Chinese immigrant musical experiences, and drawing connections across time and space, Hsu presents styles as divergent as Cantonese opera, pop music from Taiwan and Hong Kong, karaoke, and the Beijing underground rock scene using a mix of art, recordings, and DJ-led listening sessions. The show encourages viewers to consider how identity, community, and belonging are constructed.

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Featured Events Design Fairs May 10–12 BROOKLYN DESIGNS

Brooklyn Navy Yard, 141 Flushing Ave. at Clinton Ave., Brooklyn bklyndesigns.com Brooklyn’s premier design event moves to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a historic shipbuilding complex that has been repurposed as a modern industrial hub. Since 2003, Brooklyn Designs has been an annual showcase of the borough’s flourishing design scene and creative economy. This year, the show continues to offer a platform for both emerging designers and established brands, highlighting products—many Brooklyn-Made—across categories.

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May 10–22 DESIGN PAVILION

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas btw. W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com The annual free design happening is the largest public programming during NYCxDesign, including live performances, talks, immersive installations by world-class designers and thought leaders. Times Square Design Lab, Design Talks NYC, Design Market NYC, and the Nasdaq video tower return. New this year: “Sound & Vision,” a curated platform organized by the American Design Club, features innovative designs on “the collision of design, technology, and sound.” And “A Sense of New York” offers workshops to explore how people interact with the city through their senses.

May 16–20 WANTEDDESIGN BROOKLYN & IC DESIGN FESTIVAL

Industry City, 274 36th St. btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com Visitors to WantedDesign’s Brooklyn location can explore Industry City, the vibrant campus in Sunset Park that has become a hub for thinkers, makers, artists, and entrepreneurs. The fair sets itself apart through a focus on socially and environmentally responsible design and a robust series of programming from international design schools. Besides exhibitions, installations, and open studios are recurring education-focused events like the Design Schools Workshop and Wanted Career Day. WantedDesign Brooklyn is part of the IC Design Festival (May 16–20), which offers activities for all ages.

May 18–21 WANTEDDESIGN MANHATTAN

Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. btw. 27th & 28th Sts. wanteddesignnyc.com Founded in 2011, WantedDesign Manhattan hosts launches, installations, and talks to nurture dialogue around design. In addition to pavilions by designers from around the world, this year’s highlights include an installation by students in SVA’s MFA in Products of Design program, “Tools for the Apocalypse,” which presents imaginative survival tools for a world ravaged by climate change; Launch Pad, presented with Design Milk, which promotes emerging talent; and Look Book, presented with Surface, a platform for North American designers.

May 19–22 ICFF

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. at 11th Ave. icff.com ICFF NYC, North America’s platform for global design, maps the frontier of what’s best and what’s next in furniture and interiors through exhibits, booths by more than 900 exhibitors, and a packed schedule of programs. ICFF Contract makes its debut, providing a dedicated showcase for commercial spaces. ICFF Connect, also new this year, demonstrates innovations in smart technology. And “Ventura New York — the Dutch edition” celebrates design from the Netherlands.

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Exhibitions Around Town Ongoing

An Accelerated Culture

Friedman Benda, 515 W. 26th St. friedmanbenda.com Curated by Brent Dzekciorius and Libby Sellers, the exhibition investigates pioneers in contemporary design born between 1965 and 1980. With works by Michael Anastassiades, Aldo Bakker, Maarten Baas, Tord Boontje, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Nacho Carbonell, Paul Cocksedge, Martino Gamper, Konstantin Grcic, Thomas Heatherwick, Joris Laarman, Max Lamb, Julia Lohmann, nendo, Raw Edges, Jerszy Seymour, Wieki Somers, Studio Job, and Tokujin Yoshioka. Free. 9 a.m.–3 p.m. through June 25.

The Beginning of the End: Sebastian Errazuriz

The Elizabeth Collective, 10 W. 56th St. meetsebastian.com Sebastian Errazuriz, the Chilean-born, New York–based artist, designer, and activist, presents a series of sculptures forming a commentary on technology and its repercussions on society. Hosted by the Elizabeth Collective, the exhibition features augmented reality, 3D printing, scanning, and modeling. Free. 10 a.m–5 p.m. through May 24.

Felix Muhrhofer | 11 Stations: Terrazzo from the Underground 50 Lispenard St. patrickparrish.com Patrick Parrish Gallery is pleased to present Austrian designer Felix Muhrhofer’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Free. 6–8 p.m. through June 1.

Leaping Objects: Japanese Bronze, Bamboo, Wood, and Fiber Arts

50 Lispenard St. patrickparrish.com Patrick Parrish Gallery presents a selection of abstract and sensuous works of bronze, bamboo, wood, and fiber from Japan curated by Kyoto-based gallery Mirabilia Arts. Featured artists include Jiro Yonezawa, Masuo Ikeda, Nakajima Yasumi II, and Hasuda Shogoro. Free. 6–8 p.m. through June 1.

MvVO ART— AD ART SHOW 2019

Oculus World Trade Center, 185 Greenwich St. mvvoart.com AD ART SHOW 2019 lets New Yorkers and visitors experience art on the monumental screens of the Oculus World Trade Center. On display are curated works by artists at the intersection of advertising and design, following in the footsteps of the likes of Warhol, Magritte, and Haring. Free. Through May 31.

Non-Stick Nostalgia: Y2K Retrofuturism in Contemporary Jewelry

Museum of Arts and Design, 2 Columbus Circle madmuseum.org The exhibition highlights the work of 26 international artists who explore the friction between analog and digital, alongside pieces from MAD’s permanent collection that present different interpretations of futurism in jewelry. The featured pieces echo the post-nascent internet culture that has evolved since the dawn of the 21st century. $16. 10 a.m–6 p.m. through July 21.

Pink_Para_1stchoice— Midnight Moment in Times Square

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. tsq.org/midnightmoment Petra Cortright performs in front of a webcam in Midnight Moment, the world’s largest digital art exhibition, synchronized on electronic billboards throughout Times Square nightly from 11:57 p.m. to midnight. Presented by the Times Square Advertising Coalition and curated by Times Square Arts since 2012, it has an estimated annual viewership of 2.5 million. Free. Through May 31.

Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die: Punk Graphics 1976–1986

Museum of Arts and Design, 2 Columbus Circle madmuseum.org More than 40 years after punk exploded onto the music scenes of New York and London, its impact on the larger culture is still being felt. The exhibition explores the visual language of punk through hundreds of its most memorable graphics. $16. 10 a.m–6 p.m. through August 18.

The Value of Good Design at the MoMA Store

MoMA Design Store, 81 Spring St. store.moma.org MoMA Design Store celebrates The Value of Good Design, an exhibition on view at MoMA through June 15. You’re invited to continue the dialogue in the store, where you’ll discover classic designs, their contemporary counterparts, and everyday useful objects, many featured in the exhibition. Free. Through May 29.

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USM + kinder MODERN: An Inspired Connection

USM Soho, 28 Greene St. kindermodern.com kinder MODERN and USM join forces to take a closer look at literal and figurative connections relating to growth, modern family life, community, and things you want to keep for a lifetime. Free. 6–11 p.m. through May 30.

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Azimut | Benetti at Design Pavilion

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Azimut Yachts presents an installation on the architecture and design of yachting. With One Ocean Foundation, it offers a unique workshop on the future of marine life and its preservation. Azimut principals take part in the Design Talks Sustainability Summit and Nasdaq Spotlight broadcast. A yacht designed by Francesco Guida is on display. 11 a.m–9 p.m.

Baccarat la Maison Debut

Luxury Living Showroom, 153 Madison Ave. luxurylivinggroup.com The highly anticipated launch of Baccarat la Maison will make its U.S. debut at the Luxury Living Showroom in NoMad during NYCxDESIGN. This sneak peek at the collection offers visitors a chance to experience the masterful use of Baccarat’s signature crystal in a full range of furnishings. Free. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. through May 31.

Circus Family for Superior Digital Displays for Design Pavilion

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Custom-designed, digital animations by audiovisual design collective Circus Family, based in the Netherlands, will grace Superior Digital’s spectacular digital signage located at W. 42nd and 49th Sts., the gateways to Times Square, during Design Pavilion, from 1 a.m.–11:59 p.m. through May 22. Free.

Design Pavilion presents American Design Club’s Sound & Vision

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Sound & Vision provides designers the chance to connect with people in public space, to sell through a retail pop-up, and to present at private events. American Design Club’s mission is to give designers a platform to showcase their ideas and sell their work. Free. On view 11 a.m.–9 p.m. through May 22.

The Diner by David Rockwell and Surface with 2x4 The 14th Street Garage, 459 W. 14th St. at 10th Ave. surfacediner.com Following our pop-up at last year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan, we’re recreating The Diner during this year’s NYCxDESIGN. The fully operational pop-up restaurant is a celebration of American design now. The Diner is a democratic space where strangers become a community. Free. For more information, visit the site or follow @SurfaceDiner. Through June 28.

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Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Ecocapsule® is a mobile, self-sustainable, smart microhome that utilizes solar and wind energy. It allows people to live in remote places with no infrastructure while retaining a high level of living comfort. Free. 11 a.m.–9 p.m. through May 22.

Female Design Council Exhibition at The 1stdibs Gallery

Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave., Lobby 4, Fl. 7 1stdibs.com Join 1stdibs for an exhibition curated by the Female Design Council (FDC), featuring works from 20 female designers from around the world. The exhibition is open to the public at the 1stdibs Gallery. Free. 10 a.m.– 6 p.m. through May 22.

Fernando Mastrangelo Studio (FM/S) Tiny House

134 Hinsdale St., Brooklyn, and various locations fernandomastrangelo.com Fernando Mastrangelo Studio is building a Tiny House. The three-room house will be composed entirely of sand, silica, cement, and glass. After an opening party at the studio’s gallery space in Brooklyn, the house will be placed on a trailer and parked around the city for the general public to enjoy. Free. 12–8 p.m. through May 22.

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Fernando Mastrangelo Studio (FM/S) Presents Tiny House at Design Pavilion

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Fernando Mastrangelo Studio, FM/S, re-contextualizes the way second-hand materials are used and experienced. The house will host multiple talks throughout the festival, have a dynamic LED wall emulating sunsets, scents in the garden, and a video depicting the manufacturing process of its signature sustainable material. Free. 11 a.m.–9 p.m. through May 22.

Jacopo Foggini Installation at ddc

134 Madison Ave. ddcnyc.com In honor of NYCxDESIGN, artist Jacopo Foggini has created a custom installation at ddc. Foggini extrudes a filament from melted material and models it by hand before it hardens. The same technique has been used to create stunning furniture and lighting pieces in addition to these installations. Free. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. through May 31.

Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 2 E. 91st St. cooperhewitt.org Co-organized with Cube design museum in the Netherlands, the exhibition features more than 60 groundbreaking works from designers across disciplines who are collaborating with scientists, engineers, farmers, environmentalists, and nature itself to design a more harmonious and regenerative future. $16 in advance, $18 at the door. 10 a.m.–6 p.m. through January 20, 2020.

NYC Department of Transportation Art: Self Guided Public Art Tour

Various locations nyc.gov/html/dot/downloads/ pdf/dotart-2019-map.pdf Explore temporary artworks across New York City presented by the NYC Department of Transportation’s Art Program. The program partners with community-based organizations and artists to present murals, sculptures, projections, and performances on plazas, fences, barriers, bridges, and sidewalks. Free. Through May 22.

Pratt Institute at Design Pavilion

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Pratt Institute and the Polish Cultural Institute in collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland, Washington, D.C., present “Project Hurrah!” celebrating the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Poland and the USA. This playful interactive sculpture depicts international relationships from the perspective of ordinary people. Free and open to the public, 11 a.m.–9 p.m. through May 22.

Renew Me: Design for the End of the World

Usagi Gallery, 163 Plymouth St., Brooklyn grouphugtech.com/renewme Imagine society 100 years from now, when natural resources have been depleted and there is a boom of sustainable inventions. We challenged designers to think about their ecological footprint, choose a topic they’re passionate about, and address the issue. Free. 11 a.m.–10 p.m. through May 12.

The School of Visual Arts at Design Pavilion: Chairousel

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Students of the School Of Visual Arts’ 3D Design and Interior Design departments will showcase chairs that represent what inspires them. The designs will all come together on a refurbished 1960s carousel, or “chairousel.” Free and open to the public, 11 a.m.–9 p.m. through May 22.

Solstreet at Design Pavilion

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com The solstreet solar-powered charging bench designed by Lisa Smith and Amelia Amon makes its debut at Design Pavilion. The bench is easy to install and provides resilient power in emergencies. This women-owned business supplies benches to sunlit communities. Free. 11 a.m.–9 p.m. through May 22.

Sound & Vision: Celebrating the Collision of Design, Technology, and Sound

The Design Pavilion at Times Square, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. americandesignclub.com The American Design Club is challenging designers to create products, environmental experiences, and installations that explore how the collision of design, technology, and sound is shaping our future. This exhibition is your chance to connect your ideas with people in public spaces, retail stores, private events, and the media. Free. Through May 22.

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Times Square – NYCxDESIGN Hub

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com For the third year, Times Square serves as the hub for NYCxDESIGN hosting Design Pavilion, the official NYCxDESIGN Information Kiosk, Design Talks, Design Market, Nasdaq Design Broadcasts, and year two of Times Square Design Lab. All of this will activate five pedestrian plazas with immersive installations and daily programs featuring the work of leading international architects, designers, and visionaries. Free. Through May 22.

Times Square Design Lab (#TSqDL)

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com The Times Square Design Lab (TSqDL) will debut Rely, a new urban outdoor bench system by Joe Doucet, from Urbastyle. We will also feature commercial versions of Island Collection by Brad Ascalon from Landscape Forms. Dyad Design’s Re:Post signholder will be revisited as a kickboxing stand, and we are looking at Louis Lim’s Dropsign design in plastic along with other new ideas in outdoor signage. Free. Through May 22.

Virginia Tech Presents FutureHAUS at Design Pavilion

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com FutureHAUS is the world’s best solar home, combining research by 100-plus Virginia Tech students and faculty. Sitting on a 2,800-square-foot plot with a patio/garden, the 900-squarefoot house is solar-powered and equipped with 67 futuristic devices. FutureHAUS is supported by Dupont, Dominion Energy, and Kohler. Free. 11 a.m–9 p.m. through May 22.

Wednesday, May 15 100 Years of the Adjustable Light

Goethe Institute of New York, 30 Irving Pl. goethe.de/en In 1919, engineer and Midgard founder Curt Fischer patented the first movable electric light. Architects of the Bauhaus took note and incorporated Midgard’s Type 113 into the school at Dessau. Sponsored by Midgard, Gebruder T, AMEICO, and the Goethe Institute. Free. Through May 31.

From the Fashionable World to the New Communities WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn tjdi.tongji.edu.cn The College of Design and Innovation at Tongji University, Shanghai presents a group of outstanding works to show that contemporary jewelry and fashion can be spectacular, radical, critical, conceptual, and act as a catalyst for collectively redefining our relationship within communities to reality.

Unearth Asia by Design Pier

usagi newyork, 163 Plymouth St., Brooklyn designpier.co In its latest exhibition, Design Pier proposes an exploration of Asian design that plays a defining role in the richness of contemporary culture. The exhibition presents 30 collectible furniture and design objects curated from China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore. Free and open to the public. 8 a.m–6 p.m. through May 19.

Thursday, May 16

Conscious Design | WantedDesign Brooklyn

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn event.wanteddesignnyc.com We have no illusions about the ecological, cultural, and social condition of our world and believe responsible design is extremely important. Our exhibition proposes that the word “design” be understood not as an element of lifestyle but as a tool with which we change the world. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. through May 20.

Expériences Sensibles – Sensitive Experiences

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn ensci.com This exhibition is a selection of projects made in partnership with Alessi. On view will be 20 student projects, on two different themes: connected objects and synesthetics. Free and open to the public. 10 a.m.–7 p.m. through May 20.

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WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com In Industry City a community of woodworkers has found the space to build a small stronghold. In IC Locals, Hannah Martin exhibits pieces of collectible art and design made in or about wood. Featured designers include Sebastian Errazuriz, Egg Collective, and Jason Miller. Free and open to the public. 11 a.m.–6 p.m. through May 20.

Friday, May 17

Urban Imprint by Studio INI at A/D/O

A/D/O, 29 Norman Ave., Brooklyn a-d-o.com The kinetic installation reimagines the relationship between people and their built environment, allowing visitors to reshape their physical space through movement. The boundaries will rise, recede, and partially separate as people walk through the piece. Free and open to the public. 9 a.m.–7 p.m. through September 3.

Saturday, May 18

Tools for the Apocalypse

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. productsofdesign.sva.edu At Wanted Design Manhattan, the students of SVA’s MFA in Products of Design program present “Tools for the Apocalypse,” an interactive installation of new products and methods for a world ravaged by climate change. Free and open to the public, 11 a.m.–9 p.m. through May 21.

Design School Graduation Shows Columbia University GSAPP End of Year Opening Reception

Columbia University, Avery Hall/Fayerweather Hall, 1172 Amsterdam Ave. arch.columbia.edu At the conclusion of each academic year, Columbia GSAPP celebrates the work of its students with the End of Year Show. The outcomes of studios and seminars from all of GSAPP’s programs are on display throughout Avery Hall, representing the best work of GSAPP’s diverse and international student body. Opening reception on May 18, 4–6 p.m. Free and open to the public.

The Cooper Union Cooper Union End of Year Show

7 E. 7th St. cooper.edu This annual exhibition transforms the classrooms, hallways, and studios of The Cooper Union into galleries showcasing work from the schools of of Architecture, Art, and Engineering. Opening reception on May 20, 5–9 p.m. Free and open to the public through June 9.

Fashion Institute of Technology

The 2019 Graduating Student Exhibition

The Museum at FIT, 7th Ave. at 27th St. news.fitnyc.edu FIT’s School of Art and Design will will display the finished works of more than 800 students receiving BFA degrees in areas ranging from fashion to packaging design. Free and open to the public, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. through June 1.

The Future Is in the Making Exhibition

Art and Design Gallery, Pomerantz Center, 227 W. 27th St. fitnyc.edu The Art and Design Gallery of the Pomerantz Center is a new venue that exhibits the work of students, faculty, FIT alumni, and outside artists in every exhibition. The exhibition will feature the process of creating original work. Free and open to the public, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. through June 1.

New York School of Interior Design

NYSID BFA Thesis Exhibition

New York School of Interior Design, 170 E. 70th St. nysid.edu/exhibitions This exhibition features the work of NYSID BFA candidates who have completed hypothetical designs based on the adaptive reuse of existing buildings. Opening reception on May 20, 6–9 p.m. Free and open to the public through August 15.

NYSID MFA Thesis & MPS Studio Projects Exhibition

New York School of Interior Design, 170 E. 70th St. nysid.edu/exhibitions This exhibition features the work of NYSID MFA and MPS candidates who have completed hypothetical designs based on the adaptive reuse of existing buildings. Opening reception on May 21, 6–9 p.m. Free and open to the public through August 15.

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Parsons School of Design Parsons Festival 2019

Parsons School of Design, 66 W. 12th St. newschool.edu/parsons/festival The Parsons Festival presents cutting-edge work that highlights critical inquiry and social concerns. The festival includes thesis exhibitions and critiques, thought-provoking public programs, interactive installations, gallery openings, workshops, and special events leading up to commencement. Free and open to the public through May 20.

Parsons MFA Fashion Design & Society 2019 Graduate Exhibition | Generation 8

Brooklyn Army Terminal Annex, 80 58th St., Brooklyn fashiondesignandsociety.com On May 14, each Parsons MFA fashion design candidate showcases their collection through an installation, revealing the developmental process work that was created in support of the final collection. It is a sneak peek into the world of the designer and a prelude to the runway show held during New York Fashion Week in September.

Student Design Showcase Night

Parsons School of Design, 66 W. 12th St. eventbrite.com/e/NYCxDESIGNstudent-design-showcasenight-tickets-54290285706 In addition to the year-end gallery shows and exhibitions many of the NYC–based schools will be holding, Parsons School of Design will host the annual Student Design Showcase Night, featuring leading design students from Parsons, SVA, Pratt, FIT, and Cooper Union. The theme of this year’s event will be “Power.” Free and open to the public. May 12 at 7 p.m.

Pratt Institute

Pratt Shows: Design May 15–20

Pratt Shows: Industrial Design at WantedDesign Brooklyn

Pratt Shows: Industrial Design at ICFF

Pratt Shows: Industrial Design at WantedDesign Manhattan

Pratt Institute Brooklyn Campus, ARC Building, 200 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn prattshows.org Join Pratt, industry professionals, and alumni to celebrate the Pratt Shows opening on May 15, 6–9 p.m. Open May 15–20 from 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Pratt Shows: Design showcases work by exceptional seniors and postgraduates from the schools of design, architecture, and art and provides an opportunity to see what’s next in design. Free. RSVP required for the Alumni and Industry Opening Reception at prattdesign2019.eventbrite .com. Contact SoD@pratt.edu.

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. prattshows.org Kingston Creative Xchange is a community-driven project aimed at revitalization of crafts and local production in Kingston, NY. The projects feature collaborative work by communications design, industrial design, and interior design students at Pratt Institute. For more information, contact John Otis at jotis@pratt.edu. 10 a.m.–7 p.m., May 19–22.

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn prattshows.org “Red Oak Reimagined” is a collaborative project between the American Hardwood Association and Pratt Institute’s Department of Industrial Design, which will explore innovative uses of this sustainable resource in domestic settings. This is a team project including BID ’19 and MID ’20 students. Free and open to the public, May 16–20, 11 a.m.–6 p.m. For more information contact msarno@pratt.edu.

WantedDesign Manhattan, Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. prattshows.org Bathroom of the Future 2025 is a design and research project sponsored by American Standard to develop a system of design solutions aimed at urban bathing and water use. This is a team project by Pratt Institute’s Industrial Design Chair Constantin Boym and MID ’20 students. For more information, contact Constantin Boym at cboym@pratt.edu. Free and open to the public. 11 a.m.–7 p.m. May 18–21.

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Pratt Shows: Digital Arts Best of DDA Animation Screening

Alamo Drafthouse, 445 Albee Sq., City Point Building, 4th Fl., Brooklyn prattshows.org This film festival features juried senior projects and thesis animation work by students in Pratt Institute’s Department of Digital Arts. In this culminating screening on May 13, 7:30–10 p.m., each student will present a body of work created during their senior year. RSVP required. Victoria Smolinsky: vsmolins@pratt.edu or (718) 636-3411.

Film/Video Senior Showcase at BAM Rose Cinema

BAM Rose Cinema, 30 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn prattshows.org Held May 20, the Film/Video Senior Showcase at BAM Rose Cinema is a juried presentation of senior thesis films produced by BFA Film students. Free and open to the public. To reserve a free ticket, email filmvideo@pratt.edu. Anyone who has not emailed a reservation will be placed on standby.

School of Visual Arts

SVA MFA Products of Design Thesis Presentations

SVA Theatre, 333 W. 23rd St. productsofdesign.sva.edu We invite you to attend the Masters Thesis showcase presentations of the 2019 graduating class of the MFA in Products of Design program, held May 14, 11 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Twenty graduating students will present their year long thesis topics—from one-way trips to Mars to reimagining the rape kit. The day will be punctuated by catered breaks, and a champagne reception will close the session. RSVP at bit.ly/2DSpARp.

Precarious: The 2019 MA Design Research, Writing and Criticism Graduate Thesis Conference

SVA Theatre, 333 W 23rd St. designresearch.sva.edu The class of 2019 MA candidates will present their thesis work in ten-minute presentations grouped into four subcategories: Precarious Places, Precarious Practices, Precarious Patterns, and Precarious Planets. Held May 13, 7–10 p.m.

Pop-Up Retail Experiences Wednesday, May 8 11 a.m.–7 p.m.

ateliernovō Pop-Up Shop

96 Grand St. ateliernovo.com ateliernovō, the online destination for unique French decorative objects, will launch its first pop-up store in Soho. An emerging voice in the contemporary craft scene, ateliernovō sells a selection of objects by French master artisans— one-of-a-kind and limited series items available in NYC for the first time. Free and open to the public. Through May 24.

Friday, May 10 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Flatiron District Design Week Store Tours

Flatiron Design District, 200 5th Ave. designweekstoretours.com This always-changing NYC neighborhood offers a perfect walking tour for design shoppers and homeowners on a mission. The Flatiron Design District offers the widest range of decor, vintage, furniture, and flagship concept stores. A leading connoisseur and chronicler of design will guide you through an exclusive, curated experience to expand your appetite and appreciation of designdriven hospitality and ultracontemporary home furnishings. $85. Through May 16. 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Soho District Design Week Store Tour

Soho Historic Design District, 11 Howard St. designweekstoretours.com New York’s newest and most experimental home furnishing and interior designers have established flagship stores and hotels at the intersection of Howard and Crosby Streets in the Soho Historic Cast Iron District. Join us on a guided, curated tour to discover what’s new, meet the new design stars, and immerse yourself in the tastes and style of this new design district. $85. Through May 16.

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Jonathan Adler, 715 Lexington Ave. nycjewelryweek.com NYC Jewelry is excited to partner with Jonathan Adler to present a series of trunk shows featuring emerging jewelry designers and artists from NYC Jewelry Week’s initiative One for the Future that supports the inclusion of emerging creatives within the jewelry industry. Free and open to the public. Through May 22.

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Established as part of Design Pavilion, Design Market NYC offers an annual, curated, design shopping experience. With more than five million local business people, residents, and international visitors. Free and open to the public. Through May 22.

NYC Jewelry Week Presents

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Brooklyn Navy Yard Design Market

Brooklyn Navy Yard Bldg. 77, 141 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn brooklynnavyyard.org In the Brooklyn Navy Yard, traditional and modern designers and manufacturers intersect at the cutting edge of urban industry. Join us to shop a range of products all designed and produced in Brooklyn. Free and open to the public. Through May 15. 11 a.m.–8 p.m.

Zaha Hadid Design Pop-Up at 10 Corso Como New York

1 Fulton St. 10corsocomo.nyc Zaha Hadid Design, in conjunction with concept store 10 Corso Como New York, will unveil a bespoke installation to showcase the ZHD collection of design objects. The three-meter-tall installation reinterprets 10 Corso Como’s logo through ZHD’s distinctive language. Free and open to the public. Through May 22.

Design Pavilion presents Design Market NYC

WallpaperSTORE*

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts.store. wallpaper.com The WallpaperSTORE*, the online design shop of internationally acclaimed Wallpaper* magazine, will bring a pop-up store to New York. The store will feature a curated offering of some of the WallpaperSTORE*’s most iconic pieces, including exclusive items made in NYC. Free and open to the public. Through May 22.

Saturday, May 11 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

FAD Market

The Invisible Dog Art Center, 51 Bergen St., Brooklyn fadmarket.co In celebration of NYCxDESIGN, FAD Market, a roving Fashion, Art, and Design marketplace, takes up residence at The Invisible Dog Art Center to present over 50 thoughtfully curated designers. Join us for a special showcase of locally designed handcrafted goods and discover the best up-and-coming designers from the city and beyond. Free and open to the public. Through May 12.

Monday, May 13 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

MagMagMag

Vitsoe, 17 W. 8th St. magculture.com MagMagMag coincides with magCulture’s ModMagNYC conference. We’ll be filling Vitsoe with the best international titles and magazines leading the way in the NYC indie scene. All will be available to buy, and we’ll be programming a series of free events with local emagazine makers. Free and open to the public. Through June 1.

Thursday, May 16 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Prison Blues x Product Design UO

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn artdesign.uoregon.edu/pd This partnership between Oregon Corrections Enterprises (OCE) and the Department of Product Design at the University of Oregon has created a line of contemporary, durable work apparel. OCE’s employed, incarcerated adults help students specify designs for mass production, and students introduce contemporary materials and styles to OCE. Come shop the newest Prison Blues capsule collection, made on the inside to be worn on the outside. Free and open to the public. Through May 20.

Friday, May 17 Store hours

Dome Life

Design Within Reach Soho Studio, 110 Greene St. dwr.com Visions of futures past. And a pop-up store with clothes and furniture. Brought to you by Entireworld and Design Within Reach. Through May 27.

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#PLDSGN: Up-and-Coming Designers from Poland at WantedDesign

NYC Jewelry Week Presents Jewelry Outside the Jewelry Store: A Conversation

Design Talks Presents The Impact at Nasdaq for Design Pavilion

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com The exhibition is combined with a pop-up shop stocked with contemporary products from Poland. Visitors can peruse a selection of objects made by emerging designers from Poland working across a range of techniques, from detailed handiwork to pieces produced with 3D printing. No entrance fee for trade. Two-day-pass public tickets available for Saturday and Sunday. Through May 21.

Free Public Talks & Workshops Tuesday, May 7 7–10 p.m.

Jason Kachadourian— Presenting Ghosts

Cooler Gallery, 22 Waverly Ave. cooler-gallery.com Jason Kachadourian investigates personal spaces, sanctuaries for their occupants, mining the content of the paintings and reconstituting fragments from the visual information available in three dimensions—and transforming these objects into rituals. Sign up on Cooler Gallery’s website to take part in an intimate, sensory guided ritual throughout NYCxDESIGN. Free and open to the public.

11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Jonathan Adler, 715 Lexington Ave., 3rd Fl. nycjewelryweek.com NYC Jewelry Week and Jonathan Adler present a panel discussion featuring leaders in the design, art, and jewelry fields. The panel focuses on the intersection of the design fields and jewelry. Free and open to the public.

Saturday, May 11 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

South Bronx Baton: In Community Land We Trust

754 Melrose Ave., The Bronx bronxculturecollective.nyc A series of open-source panel discussions and charette about Community Land Trusts (CLTs), Resiliency Projects, and Community Gardens in the South Bronx, the community’s efforts to maintain the sustained use of these public spaces, as well as plans to secure long-term community access to them. Regional leaders will also discuss the “stakeholderled revitalization” that has taken place in the region over the past 45 years.

8 a.m.– 6 p.m.

Nasdaq Screen on Times Square at W. 43rd St. design-pavilion.com The Impact Summit is a Design Talk special forum for all design industries committed to designing a circular future. We offer a fullday conference at Nasdaq focused on sustainability. The Summit is sponsored by Design Pavilion, Nasdaq, Times Square Alliance, and Global Fashion Exchange (GFX). Free. Registration required. 2–7:30 p.m.

Design Talks NYC Presented by Design Pavilion

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com A curated community-based program in conjunction with Design Pavilion, featuring culturally relevant conversations pertaining to architecture, design, art, and civic development by creative leaders across design disciplines. Free and open to the public. 6–8 p.m.

Design Diplomacy

Multiple locations fciny.org/projects/ design-diplomacy Each Nordic consul general— Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden—will host a talk with two designers on life and work over a playful card game. Refreshments provided. Presented in collaboration with WantedDesign. Free with RSVP. Through May 22.

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Design Diplomacy: Denmark The Residence of Denmark in New York, 8 Spruce St., East Penthouse fciny.org/projects/ design-diplomacy Denmark’s consul general will host a Design Diplomacy talk with two designers discussing life and work over a playful card game. Refreshments provided. Presented in collaboration with WantedDesign. Free with RSVP. 6–9 p.m.

The Woolworth Building— Designing for the Next Generation

The Woolworth Building, 233 Broadway, 16th Fl. eventbrite.com/e/thewoolworth-building-designingfor-100-clients-in-one-officetickets-58877910415 Join us for an informal discussion of adaptive reuse of a true architectural icon by Alex Saltzman of Alchemy Properties, the developer responsible for the condominium conversion of the The Woolworth Building and Clayton Whitman of the design team responsible for the transformation the 16th floor into a collaborative workplace. Followed by a guided office tour. Free and open to the public.

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Great Hall at The Cooper Union, 7 E. 7th St. cooper.edu Dr. Theresa Leininger-Miller, author of New Negro Artists in Paris, discusses two best-known works by Augusta Savage (1892-1962), “Gamin” and “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” She will be joined by Nana Adusei-Poku, adjunct instructor in The Cooper Union’s School of Art, and Wendy N. E. Ikemoto, associate curator of American Art at the New-York Historical Society, for a discussion about Savage’s work. RSVP at bit.ly/2F9d2H6. Free.

233 Broadway, 16th Fl., eventbrite.com/e/58874146156 Open an app, visit a pop-up store, browse a website, share a branded experience, binge on influencer videos, or get something customized: The way we engage with brands has totally changed in the last decade. Join creative minds from SoulCycle, Nike SNKRs, and InStyle to chat about how brands are responding to evolving phygital consumer behaviors, and what trends they see in the future. Free and open to the public.

Augusta Savage and Icons of the Harlem Renaissance

Tuesday, May 14 4–6 p.m.

Fueling Change Through Design

233 Broadway eventbrite.com/e/fuelingchange-through-designtickets-58874917463 Join a hands-on workshop to envision how design might change habits and encourage people to embrace a better future. Small groups will develop an organizing idea, imagine local activations, draw upon visual inspiration, and define touch-points to engage New Yorkers. This creative sprint will engage people to be pioneers of change through design. Join for the workshop and light refreshments. Free and open to the public.

Brands Bringing It: Dissecting Phygital Retail Experiences

6–8 p.m.

Design Diplomacy: Norway

Residence of Consul General of Norway, 310 E. 53rd St. fciny.org/projects/designdiplomacy Norway’s consul general will host a Design Diplomacy talk with two designers discussing life and work over a playful card game. Refreshments provided. Presented in collaboration with WantedDesign. Free with RSVP.

Thursday, May 16 2:30–4:30 p.m.

Better Future—Design in the Boardroom

drivenxdesign.com Design is no longer a million— but a billion—dollar industry. This session will see a panel of four industry leaders as they examine the wave of enterprise design that is currently sweeping across corporate America. Free and open to the public.

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Friday, May 17

Long Island City, Queens designtrust.org Join the Design Trust for Public Space and NYC Department of Transportation for a conversation and tour to discover El-Space, the first comprehensive approach to creating a pedestrian experience, environmental resilience, and enhanced lighting around transportation infrastructure citywide. We will visit the pilot installation in Long Island City and preview the planning framework for “el-spaces” across the five boroughs. Free and open to the public. See website for location.

Ipsos, 360 Park Ave. S., 17th Fl. eventbrite.com/e/ redesign-your-lifetickets-58659227328 This workshop, facilitated by professional user experience researchers from Ipsos, will provide each attendee with an opportunity to engage with the human-centered design process to redesign an aspect of everyday life as a New Yorker. Food and refreshments provided. Free and open to the public.

Smarin Presents: The Bounce Station and kids’ workshop

Discover El-Space 2.0

5:30–7:30 p.m.

David Berlow : Beyond the Quest for the Perfect Uppercase Partial Differential

Google HQ, 111 8th Ave. tdc.org Watch this event live on the Type Directors Club YouTube channel! David Berlow’s talk will show what happens to and for typography when we start to get more specific about the fonts, and thus the glyphs, we design by having more generalized fonts. David Berlow is a veteran of the type industry and created Type Network in 2016. Free and open to the public. 6–8 p.m.

Design Diplomacy: Sweden The Swedish Residence, 600 Park Ave. fciny.org/projects/ design-diplomacy Sweden’s consul general will host a Design Diplomacy talk with two designers discussing life and work over a playful card game. Refreshments provided. Presented in collaboration with WantedDesign. Free with RSVP.

(Re)Design Your Life

6:30–8 p.m.

Panel Discussion with Aldo Bakker

693 5th Ave. carpentersworkshopgallery.com Join us for a panel discussion featuring art and design world luminaries in conversation with Aldo Bakker on the occasion of his exhibition Slow Motion at Carpenters Workshop Gallery.

Wix Playground Presents: It’s Nice That

Wix Playground, 235 W. 23rd St. wixplaygroundpresents.com Wix and It’s Nice That team up once again for an inspirational evening of new ideas and lively conversation. Free and open to the public.

10 a.m.–12 p.m.

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn smarin.net/fr The Smarin team will lead a 30minute workshop as well as workshops for kids, inviting them to invent new body gestures from a seated position with the bouncing effect of the sChaise. Free and open to the public on Friday, May 17, and Monday, May 20. 6–8 p.m.

Emre Arolat: Scent of the Trace

199 Lafayette St. emrearolat.com RIBA 20 Top Buildings of 2018 and Aga Khan Award winning architect Emre Arolat in conversation about his new book Scent of the Trace. Free and open to the public. 6–8 p.m.

In Conversation with hollis+morris Artist: Mischa Couvrette

Arlo Soho, 231 Hudson St. eventbrite.com/e/inconversation-with-hollismorrisartist-mischa-couvrettetickets-59189203501 Meet Mischa Couvrette from the Toronto-based furniture and lighting firm hollis+morris as he sits down with Arlo Hotels to talk identity, craft, and the release of his new Bloom Collection featuring the celebrated Willow Pendant. Free and open to the public.

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Saturday, May 18

3–5 p.m.

Tuesday, May 21

Smarin Presents: Talk by Stephanie Marin

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 2 E. 91st St. cooperhewitt.org Throughout history, designers have sought connections with nature by investigating its materials and imitating and abstracting its forms and qualities. In this program, participants will learn more about biomimicry and biophilia from a panel of experts. Free and open to the public.

Design Talk Roundtable at Michele Varian

Inquire for times

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., brooklynsmarin.net Stephanie Marin talks about research performed by Smarin in the field of care. The performer/ dancer presents a series of possible gestures on the sChaise, bodily responses to social interactions. Free and open to the public. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Craft in Focus Festival

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn craftinfocusnewyork.com The Craft in Focus Festival presents hands-on workshops, master classes, and demonstrations by renowned international craftsmen. Expect stained glass, violin making, hat design, henna art, calligraffiti, robot-making for kids, basketry, mosaics, stone cutting, and much more. Building One at Industry City will be transformed into a vibrant workspace for all ages. Entrance is free, classes are ticketed. Organized in partnership with WantedDesign Brooklyn and IC Design Festival. Through May 20. 2–6 p.m.

Futureworks Makerspace All-You-Can-Make Open House

140 58th St., Unit 1C, Brooklyn makerspace.nyc/bk-makerspace Tour the metal, wood, machine, electronics, and sewing facilities in our brand new community makerspace! Featuring demos of advanced manufacturing and digital technology, including laser cutters, 3D printing, waterjet cutting, CNC machines, and more. We will have open workstations available so you can try out some of the tools for free. All are welcome.

Garden of Secrets

Sunday, May 19

6–8 p.m.

27 Howard St. michelevarian.com These talks tackle subjects like the internet’s disruption of the design industry, the economy of jewelry design, how social media interacts with the analog world, and more. The Design Talk Roundtable features experts from the fields of art, design, business consulting, real estate, and beyond. Free and open to the public.

Ongoing

Wednesday, May 22

Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn industrycity.com Cooper Hewitt is hosting art workshops at Industry City for families. All programming is free and open to the public. Through May 22.

Design Diplomacy: Finland

Cooper Hewitt Workshops

2:30–3:30 p.m.

NYC–Shanghai Creative Design Dialogue

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Twenty-five original design brands and talented designers present the latest Chinese design trends and speak on cross-cultural design and social networking. This is a platform for sharing thoughts, concepts, challenges, trends, and ideas about the responsibilities of design. It’s also an opportunity to explore design and business collaboration. Free and open to the public.

6–8 p.m.

Residence of the Consul General of Finland, 875 5th Ave. fciny.org/projects/ design-diplomacy Finland’s consul general will host a Design Diplomacy talk with two designers discussing life and work over a playful card game. Refreshments provided. Presented in collaboration with WantedDesign. Free with RSVP.

Thursday, May 23 6:30–8:30 p.m.

Asian Creative Collective— Design Week

Inquire for location asiancreativecollective.com We will be inviting design leaders to talk about their experience. Each speaker will have ten to 15 minutes followed by networking sessions. BYOB. Free and open to the public.

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Design Trade Only Ongoing During NYCxDESIGN: May 10–22 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Cameron Design House’s NYC Debut and Launch of the Inari Chandelier

Sacco Carpet, 30 E. 33rd St. camerondesignhouse.com UK-based bespoke sculptural lighting company Cameron Design House unveils iconic designs in a permanent installation at the Sacco Carpet showroom. This is the launch of the Inari chandelier, inspired by Lake Inari in Finland. Also on display are the Haara and Vesanto pendants. Free and open to the trade. 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Cesar New York Showroom Open House

50 W. 23rd St. cesarnyc.com Cesar New York is the North American flagship of Cesar Italy, a luxury European kitchen cabinet company that produces high-end contemporary kitchen cabinet and storage solutions. Please join us to discover the latest kitchen design trends during NYCxDESIGN. Free and open to the trade.

Friday, May 10 6–8 p.m.

Ligne Roset NoMad Night

250 Park Ave. S. ligne-roset.com Ligne Roset hosts a special exhibition and event with a focus on design and artistic inspiration— everything that NYCxDESIGN is about. Free. Design trade only.

5–8 p.m.

Brooklyn Designs Keynote & Opening Night Party Brooklyn Navy Yard, Bldg. 77, 141 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn bklyndesigns.com Join us for a conversation with Claire Weisz, principal-in-charge of WXY—the firm behind the redevelopment of the Brooklyn Army Terminal and the Brooklyn Navy Yard Master Plan—and David Ehrenberg, president and CEO of the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation, with Metropolis senior editor Katie Okamoto. Stay for music, food, drinks, and unique design installations at the Brooklyn Designs Opening Night Party. Free. Design trade only.

Saturday, May 11 6–10 p.m.

Ligne Roset Soho Night

155 Wooster St. ligne-roset.com Ligne Roset will host the design community at its Soho location. Preview select 2019 collections, including the Ipanema seating concept by designer Didier Gomez. Free. Design trade only.

Wednesday, May 15 Inquire for times

3 Days of Design with GamFratesi Featuring Jacob Gubi

419 Park Ave. S., 17th Fl. suiteny.com SUITE NY will host a series of events during Design Week with esteemed design duo GamFratesi. Design trade only. Through May 17.

Thursday, May 16 1–2 p.m.

The Power of Creative Collaboration and CrossContinental Design– A Panel Talk

Sacco Carpet, 30 E. 33rd St. camerondesignhouse.com Join Cameron Design House and Sacco Carpet in conversation with interior designer Iris Dankner and Tanya Zaben of Interior Monologue to discuss the power of creative collaboration and cross-continental design. Free. Design trade only.

Friday, May 17 5–10 p.m.

Caesarstone & WantedDesign Opening Night Co-Host

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. caesarstoneus.com The opening night event, co-hosted with WantedDesign, will celebrate Caesarstone’s imagination, the virtue that has established us as a trusted brand and a design leader, that has facilitated the creation of more unique textures, colors, materials, and applications than ever imagined. Design trade only. 6–9 p.m.

Aperitivo Italiano at Cesar New York

50 W. 23rd St. cesarnyc.com On the occasion of NYCxDESIGN 2019, Cesar NYC Kitchen is glad to invite you to this special night. Join our Cheese & Wine Evening Event at Cesar NYC Kitchen Showroom. Open to architects, developers, and interior designers only.

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Saturday, May 18

3–6 p.m.

Format Fine Goods at WantedDesign Manhattan

Mohawk Group, 125 W. 25th St. mohawkgroup.com A panel of experts will unpack the fascinating visual science of fractals and how we can enjoy nature by way of patterns created at the interface of art and science.

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Come view the latest introductions from Format Fine Goods, a furniture and lighting studio based in Denver, Colorado. Introductions include lighting (chandelier, sconce, and task lamp designs) and the Arches upholstered bench. Open to the design trade only. 6–8 p.m.

FLOS Showroom Event

152 Greene St. usa.flos.com Join FLOS in its Soho showroom for a special lighting exhibition and event. Contact press@flosusa .com for more details. Open to the design trade only.

Sunday, May 19 1:30–2:30 p.m.

Why Some Designs Stand the Test of Time

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. icff.com To mark the 20th anniversary of the iconic Freedom Chair, designed by Niels Diffrient, Humanscale founder and CEO Bob King will sit down with design journalist, editor, and critic Julie Lasky for a conversation around Diffrient’s revolutionary philosophies and how they can impact all facets of design. $75. Design trade only.

The Science of Fractal Design

6–9 p.m.

AXOR Presents: AXOR MyEdition

Nemo Tile & Stone, 48 E. 21st St. axor-design.com AXOR invites you to admire the exciting new AXOR MyEdition collection of customizable faucets and tub fillers. Come celebrate with us to kick off ICFF and NYCxDESIGN. Free and open to the design trade only.

Monday, May 20 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

nanimarquina Showroom Debuts New Rugs and Accessories

588 Broadway, Ste. 607 nanimarquina.com Explore the latest nanimarquina collections, including the outdoor range of rugs, and new designs by Ilse Crawford and Mathias Hahn. For a specific appointment, contact usa@nanimarquina.com. Free. Design trade only. Through May 25.

12–6 p.m.

Humanscale Open House & Toast to Freedom 20

1114 6th Ave., 15th Fl. icff.a2zinc.net/NYC2019/ Public/Sessions.aspx? Keyword=Humanscale&View= Sessions&ID=17568 Designers and ICFF attendees are invited to Humanscale’s open house hours on May 20–21 to relax, recharge, and enjoy sweeping views of Bryant Park at the brand’s new headquarters. Arrive at 5:30 p.m. each day for a toast to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the iconic Freedom Chair. Free, design trade only. RSVP at icff@ humanscale.com.

Wednesday, May 22 Inquire for time

Design Royalty

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave. ddbuilding.com/events Interior designer Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, design icon Nina Campbell, and sculptor David Harber in discussion with British House & Garden editor in chief Hatta Byng. Discover the panelists’ unique practices. Free. Design trade only. 2:10–3 p.m.

If You Can See It, You Can Be It

Knoll at the D&D, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1523 knoll.com Join Metropolis editor in chief, Avinash Rajagopal for a candid conversation with designers Corey Damen Jenkins, Young Huh, Everick Brown, and Sweeten CEO and founder Jean Brownhill. Together they will shine the spotlight on the incredible talents who are sometimes overshadowed in a largely white industry and male-dominated business world.

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Selected Events Ongoing During NYCxDESIGN: May 10–22 New York Cottages & Gardens

C&G Media Group, One Grand Central Pl., 60 E. 42nd St., Ste. 3010 cottages-gardens.com New York Cottages & Gardens will launch its first annual Design Guide featuring top firms as well as product resources for the ultra-affluent consumer looking to buy, renovate, build, and decorate. Join us for a cocktail celebration as we unveil the new guide and toast the current issue. Inquire for date and time. Free and open to the public. 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Armadillo & Co. Showroom Armadillo & Co. Showroom, 113 Broadway armadillo-co.com Designed in Australia and handmade by artisans in India, all Armadillo & Co. floor rugs are handmade, sustainably crafted, and use all natural fibers for added luxury and warmth. Free. 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Articolo Showroom

1133 Broadway articololighting.com Based in Melbourne, Australia, Articolo is a design studio that celebrates the art of light through a commitment to artisanal craft and quality workmanship. Free.

9 a.m–5 p.m.

Carl Hansen & Søn Launches New Designs at Flagship Store

251 Park Ave. S., 13th Fl. carlhansen.com Carl Hansen & Søn presents 2019 launches from Danish design masters Hans J. Wegner, Borge Mogensen, and Frits Henningsen and additions to its portfolio from Austrian design trio EOOS. The new pieces are showcased in Carl Hansen & Søn’s freshly staged New York Flagship Store. 10 a.m–5 p.m.

Oui Design at WantedDesign Brooklyn

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com Oui Design aims to foster creative exchange between France and the United States and presents Transatlantic Creative Exchange, a program that brings together five designer-manufacturer duos, and the work of French design students. Free. Through May 22.

Friday, May 10 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

The Stoop: Tribute to a Piece of Brooklyn Furniture Brooklyn Designs, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Bldg. 77, 141 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn cooler-gallery.com Cooler Gallery is curating a group of artists and designers to pay tribute to the stoop. A stoop will be built at the center of Brooklyn Designs, and each artist will create an intervention—be it sculpture or a functional object. Pass for Brooklyn Designs required. Through May 12. 6–8 p.m.

Female Design Council Exhibition at 1stdibs Gallery: Opening Cocktail

Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave., Lobby 4, 7th Fl. 1stdibs.com Join 1stdibs for a cocktail to celebrate the opening of an exhibition curated by the Female Design Council (FDC) featuring works from 20 female designers from around the world. By invitation only.

10 a.m.–6 p.m.

6 p.m.–2 a.m.

68 Jay St., #602, Brooklyn us.tala.co.uk British lighting brand Tala opens the doors to its new DUMBO studio during NYCxDESIGN. Experience the latest lighting innovations and learn how to incorporate sustainability into designs. Free.

Cipriani, 55 Wall St. oneclub.org/creativeweek The One Show is one of the most prestigious awards competitions in advertising, design, interactive, and branded entertainment. $500.

Tala Open Studio

The One Show

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Saturday, May 11

Monday, May 13

Futureworks Makerspace Open House

LAB | Architecture and Urban Design

10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Brooklyn Army Terminal, 140 58th St. Unit 1C, Brooklyn makerspace.nyc/ bk-makerspace Tour NYC’s largest community makerspace! Visit our metal, wood, machine, electronics, and sewing facilities and find out about adult and children’s classes, memberships, day passes, and more. Free and open to the public.

9 a.m.–5 p.m.

NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study, 1 Washington Pl. gallatin.nyu.edu Our team of NYU faculty and students, led by professor Louise Harpman, will design and fabricate one or more of the following: a full-size pavilion, an experience, a film, a soundscape, an immersive multi-media design extravaganza. Free and open to the public.

Sunday, May 12

9:30 a.m.–6 p.m.

Renovating FiDi: Skyscrapers, Plazas, and the Impact of Zoning with AIANY and the Downtown Design District

50 Greene St., 2nd Fl. richbrilliantwilling.com RBW’s latest introduction of textile pendants will push the boundaries of scale while creating a warm, luminous volume that provides a delicate heft and visual weight to a space. Through May 23. RSVP@richbrilliantwilling.com

10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.

Meeting place disclosed upon ticket purchase calendar.aiany.org The walking tour focuses on Lower Manhattan’s significant spires of the 1930s, plus the reuse of older structures and 28 Liberty, One Liberty Plaza, and 140 Broadway, including a stop at the Beekman Hotel. Rain or shine. $30 for the general public, $20 for AIANY members. 11 a.m–6 p.m.

Inside/Out New Directions in Contemporary Outdoor Furniture

William Vale Hotel, 111 N. 12th St., Brooklyn kinandcompany.com Curated by the Brooklyn-based design firm Kin & Company, the exhibition brings together the critically acclaimed darlings of the burgeoning American design scene to produce intimate work for outdoors spaces. Free. Through May 28.

Rich Brilliant Willing

10 a.m.–9 p.m.

The Atitlán Project at West Elm Chelsea

112 W. 18th St. westelm.com/theatitlanproject West Elm teamed up with design firm Roar + Rabbit and designer Diego Olivero to create a limited-edition collection inspired by Pintando Santa Catarina Palopó to drive economic development on Lake Atitlán, Guatemala. Learn more at pintandoelcambio.com. Free and open to the public. Through May 22.

12–2 p.m.

Design Pavilion Presents Nasdaq

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Through Nasdaq Spotlight, Design Pavilion engages over two million followers in design broadcasts with Patrick Duffy, May 13–17 (visit site for times). Nasdaq also hosts the full-day “Design Talks Sustainability Summit” on May 13 and will reveal the Arts Thread Student Competition winning mural, “Relentless Possibility.” Free and open to the public. 5:30–8 p.m.

A Sense of New York

COCO-MAT, 195 Lexington Ave. coco-mat.com/us_en/events This workshop series aims to explore and encourage a multisensory interaction with our urban environment. We will explore our cities with our five senses of touch, taste, smell, sound, and sight. $25. 6–8 p.m.

Person Place Thing with Randy Cohen Featuring Bjarke Ingels

Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Pl. calendar.aiany.org Person Place Thing is an interview show where Cohen’s guests talk about one person, one place, and one thing.This installment will be a conversation with Bjarke Ingels, founder of Bjarke Ingels Group. $20. 6:30–8:30 p.m.

Murano X Brooklyn

UrbanGlass, 647 Fulton St., 3rd Fl., Brooklyn urbanglass.org Live glassmaking with Luca Nichetto, Marc Thorpe, and KEEP Brooklyn at UrbanGlass, the largest nonprofit, artist-access glass studio on the East Coast. RSVP required at urbanglass.org. METROPOLIS

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Tuesday, May 14 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Calico Wallpaper and Workstead Present Arcade 220 Church St. workstead.com Calico Wallpaper and Workstead present “Arcade,” an immersive installation in the Neoclassical Merchants Square Building in Tribeca. The installation subtly reimagines the Worksteaddesigned interior through the lens of both studios’ latest work. Free and open to the public. 12–2 p.m.

5–6 p.m.

6–8 p.m.

madisonavenuebid.org Galerie magazine presents “Madison Avenue: Landmarks & Modernity,” a conversation with editor in chief Jacqueline Terrebonne and her panel of leading architects and designers. By invitation only.

Center for Architecture, 536 Laguardia Pl. calendar.aiany.org Join us this evening to learn more about Danish Modern’s current identity. Talk with Dr. Daniella Ohad, design historian; Peter Kjelgaard, modern design at Bruun Rasmussen; James Zemaitis, director of museum relations at R & Company; and Vance Trimble, designer and collector. $10.

Galerie Magazine Talk | Madison Avenue: Landmarks & Modernity

5–6:30 p.m.

Empire Outlets Design and Architecture Tour

Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Pl. archtober.org The Archtober preview will include five iconic Building of the Day tours across the five boroughs, as well as Workplace Wednesday, featuring an exciting behind-the-scenes look at an architecture firm in NYC. $10. Through May 18.

55 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island empireoutlets.nyc Opened in April, Empire Outlets is NYC’s only outlet shopping destination. Designed by SHoP Architects, it features expansive open corridors to the water and a sweeping sustainable green roof visible from the harbor. Join Empire Outlets and SHoP Architects on a tour of the site.

4–6 p.m.

5–7 p.m.

Archtober Preview

Nokia Bell Labs at Design Pavilion

Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com Reeps One, beatboxer and vocalist, premieres a live version of “Second Self,” demonstrating the creative potential of AI. The International Contemporary Ensemble and artistin-residence Lainie Fefferman plays music by award-winning Icelandic composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir using phones as speakers. Free and open to the public.

Madison Avenue: High Fashion & Historic Preservation—An Architectural Walking Tour Madison Ave., btw. 57th & 86th Sts. madisonavenuebid.org Join John Arbuckle, AIA preservationist and architectural tour guide, to discover the history behind landmark buildings. Discover how high fashion retail has been incorporated to create a contemporary shopping destination. Free. Register at madisonavenuebid.org.

Collecting and Living with Danish Modern: Crafting a Modern Lifestyle

Wednesday, May 15 5–6 p.m.

The Oculus at Westfield World Trade Center Tour

Westfield World Trade Center, 185 Greenwich St. westfield.com/ westfieldworldtradecenter Guided tour of Westfield World Trade Center with an art curator. Free and open to the public. Through May 22. 5:30–11 p.m.

Smarin Presents: The Bounce Station Live for Opening Night WantedDesign Brooklyn

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com Smarin presents a transdisciplinary performance for the Opening Celebration Party of WantedDesign 2019 in Brooklyn. During the cheerful gathering, all tensions are liberated through an archaic and contemporary trance driven with a live concert by Cyril Atef a.k.a. PAPATEF. By invitation only.

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Thursday, May 16

Pelle, 56 W. 22nd St., 8th Fl. pelledesigns.com Pelle will celebrate “Unnatural Habitat,” a conceptual environment and exhibition of new work, with a cocktail opening. The exhibition will remain on view and open to the public through June 28.

Facilitating Design Thinking: Understanding Customer Behavior

Unnatural Habitat

6–8 p.m.

Perspectives: NYC Design Origins

Grohe Design Center, 160 5th Ave., 4th Fl. Celebrate the roots of industrial design in the city. Reminisce with the likes of Carl Magnusson, who worked with the Eameses and the Knolls; Alberto Mantilla, a Dreyfuss alum; and Michael Cousins. Moderator and host: Jean-Jacques L’Henaff, vice president of design at Lixil Water Technology Americas. $15. 6–9 p.m.

Utopia Opening Night at Property

Property, 57 Walker St. propertyfurniture.com We are launching the latest furniture and lighting from our top designers featured alongside our in-house lighting collection, as well as a special line of tables produced in NYC. DJ Ara-Ash will spin tunes, and a signature cocktail will be served during the opening night of the show. Free and open to the public. 7–9 p.m.

Opening Reception: 100 Years of Adjustable Light

Goethe Institute of New York, 30 Irving Pl. www.midgard.com In 1919, Midgard founder Curt Fischer patented the movable electric light, solving the issue of poor lighting in workspaces. Come view this rarely shown Bauhaus-era short film. Free and open to the public.

9 a.m.–5 p.m.

The Design Gym, 81 Prospect St. thedesigngym.com/workshops Over this two-day immersive workshop, dive into design thinking tools for building empathy and unearthing unique customer insights. This learning experience will help you bring this practice back to your team at work. $1,300. 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

Murano X Brooklyn

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com UrbanGlass and KEEP Brooklyn will host a two-hour live performance of glassmaking. The one-ofa-kind glasswork will be designed and produced live at UrbanGlass by Brooklyn–based designers Adam Holtzinger and Susan Spiranovich of KEEP Brooklyn and exhibited at WantedDesign Brooklyn through May 20. Registration required. 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Escher, The Exhibition & Experience

IC Design Festival, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn eschernyc.com An extraordinary exhibition with over 200 original works by the Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, and many opportunities to immerse yourself in Escher’s impossible world. $15. Through May 19.

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Un Banquito Mas

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn unbanquitomas.com “Un Banquito Mas” (One More Stool) is a synthesis and reduction exercise of designing a stool under size and material restrictions, and serves as an introductory exercise for the classes of professor Jorge Diego Etienne in the industrial design department at Tec de Monterrey. Free and open to the public. Through May 20. 10:30 a.m–1 p.m.

Language of Aroma Part I: Making Sense of Scents: Explorations in Aroma with Cooper Hewitt, Microsoft & TEALEAVES

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 2 E. 91st St. bit.ly/2W3GT9Q Join Cooper Hewitt, Microsoft, and TEALEAVES for a world-class inclusive design workshop and series of sensory activations on Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Included with museum admission. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Design Under Pressure by CENTRO University | WantedDesign Brooklyn

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn centro.edu.mx/designunder-pressure This exhibition shows the results of an international program between Mexico City– based institution CENTRO and WantedDesign that imagined an Emergency Design Force for cities to use the abilities of creative professionals in crisis situations. Free and open to the public. Through May 20.

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11 a.m.–6 p.m.

École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn event.wanteddesignnyc.com This exhibition presents six projects by students whose works are based on global ecology, placing community and responsibility at the heart of their research. Free and open to the public. Through May 20. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Human/Nature: Meditations on Material Culture | Haliburton School of Art + Design WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com In response to the complexities of the digital age, students find new forms of expression in their work through the machine-made, the handmade and the otherworldly. Free and open to the public. Through May 20. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

R & Company Italian Radical Design Exhibition 64 White St. r-and-company.com R & Company presents an exhibition on Italian radical design from 1965–1975. The exhibition is accompanied by a book published by The Monacelli Press and documentary, which presents interviews with pioneering designers from the movement. Through May 18. Free and open to the public.

11 a.m.–6 p.m.

School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 2019 Whatnot Studio

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn saic.edu Students will present a collection of furniture and objects that address obsolescence. Free and open to the public. Through May 20. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Smarin Presents: The Bounce Station

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn smarin.net/fr This choreographed exhibition combines 30 sChaises and the projection of a tutorial video. Visitors can experience the bouncing sChaise, exercise freely, and feel the bounce revolution. Free and open to the public. 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Transatlantic Creative Exchange | WantedDesign Brooklyn

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com This program presents fruitful and durable partnerships between design professionals on both sides of the Atlantic. WantedDesign Brooklyn presents the third edition of Transatlantic Creative Exchange, part of Oui Design. Free and open to the public. Through May 20.

1–11:30 p.m.

Language of Aroma Part II: Making Sense of Scents: Screening & Intimate Conversation

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 2 E. 91st St. bit.ly/2Hw5XlP Aroma has the power to enhance the human experience. Join us for a screening and an intimate conversation with leading experts in the field of sensory communication. Join panelists Ruth Starr, accessibility manager, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Margaret Price, principal design strategist at Microsoft; and Lana Sutherland, co-founder and CEO at TEALEAVES for a conversation about sensory communication. Included with admission. 1–4 p.m.

Wanted Spring Job Fair

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn aigany.org As NYCxDESIGN welcomes thousands of professionals to the city, WantedDesign has partnered with the AIGA NY chapter to host Wanted: Spring Job Fair at WantedDesign Brooklyn. This event should be at the top of the list for recent graduates, design schools, and new talent. $5.

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6–8 p.m.

6–10 p.m.

Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Pl. calendar.aiany.org The annual Oberfield lecture brings to the podium speakers whose work excels in the field of interior architecture. Annabelle Selldorf, FAIA, is the principal of Selldorf Architects and serves on the Board of the Architectural League of New York, the World Monuments Fund, the Chinati Foundation, and the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard. $10.

42 Lispenard St. letstauk.com An NYCxDESIGN banner outside our showroom door will identify Montauk as a drop-by location. We invite you to visit for the launch of our new DREAM (bedroom) collection and the new Jill sofa. Prosecco and canapés will be served. Free and open to the public.

2019 Gil Oberfield Memorial Lecture: Annabelle Selldorf

6–8 p.m.

Errata: Books Do Clutter a Room

Mast Books, 72 Ave. A errata.info Errata is an exhibition that “questions the physical condition of both books and design objects.” It will bring together new work from seven Spanish designers, ranging in material and typology. Free and open to the public. Through May 31. 6–9 p.m.

Follow the Curve: Sculptural Wood Furniture

40 Walker St. stillfried.com At Stillfried Wien, we will exhibit the exceptional furniture of awardwinning brands Artisan and TON. Join us in our showroom for drinks. Free and open to the public. 6–9 p.m.

USM + kinder MODERN: An Inspired Connection

USM Soho, 28 Greene St. usm.com kinder MODERN reimagines USM’s Soho space for fresh interconnection, whether it is finding new ways to come together through multiage family living or engaging within the public sphere. Free and open to the public. Through May 22.

Montauk Sofa X Tribeca Design Night

6–10 p.m.

Pas de Deux Opening at Colony

Colony, 324 Canal St., 2nd Fl. goodcolony.com Each of Colony’s designers will showcase a new work of design, paired with a work of fine art of their choosing. Join us for Pas de Deux, an exhibit that celebrates the ongoing dance between Design and Art. Free and open to the public. Through May 31. 6:30–9:30 p.m.

frog 50: Decades of Innovation

55 Prospect St., Brooklyn frogdesign.com/gallery This year, frog celebrates 50 years of innovation. Join us to celebrate and glance into the future. For more info please visit the frog and NYCxDESIGN websites. Free and open to the public. 7–10 p.m.

Tribeca Design District Night

Colony, 324 Canal St., 2nd Fl. tribecadesigndistrict.com In conjunction with NYCxDESIGN, Tribeca Design District opens its doors. Hours and events vary from showroom to showroom. Key showrooms include Colony at 324 Canal St., David Weeks Studio at 38 Walker St., and Stillfried Wien at 40 Walker St. This marks the fifth annual Tribeca Design District Night. Free and open to the public.

Friday, May 17

8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Great Typography on the Web with Variable Fonts with Jason Pamental

347 West 36th St. tdc.org Join Jason Pamental for a hands-on, one-day introduction to responsive typography and the latest evolution of the OpenType specification: Variable Fonts. Jason Pamental is a seasoned designer with over 20 years’ experience in both creative and technical roles, and an invited expert to the W3C Web Fonts Working Group. $350. 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Kikkerland x Central Saint Martins Exhibition

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. kikkerlanddesignchallenge. com/v2/interviews/nick-rhodes In Kikkerland Design’s latest Design Challenge, students were asked to design innovative products in stationery, desktop, and office categories that incorporate Kikkerland Design’s witty aesthetic. An academic winner and popular vote winner will be chosen and announced on the evening of May 17. Free and open to the public. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

(re)New (re)Work, The Egyptian Pavilion at WantedDesign Manhattan WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com Thirteen designers remake, renew, revive, rework, and recycle materials, concepts, and familiar objects. Free and open to the public.

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Greene Street District Design Week Store Tours

92 Prince St. designweekstoretours.com Greene Street Design Week Store Tours is the gateway to New York City’s most concentrated contemporary design universe in a few cobblestone blocks. Guests will discover the wealth of diversity in designs, artisans, and makers. $85. Through May 22. 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Madison Avenue District Design Week Store Tours

985 Madison Ave. designweekstoretours.com A leading connoisseur will guide guests through an exclusive, curated experience to expand the appreciation of the artistry of design. Guests will meet the makers and brand ambassadors who will share the creative story. $85. Through May 22. 11 a.m.–7 p.m.

NEXT LEVEL

718 Broadway next-levelnyc.com The exhibition features work from over 35 designers throughout the 9,000-square-foot space. In collaboration with Pearl River Mart, the lower level will be transformed into an installation of over 70 paper lanterns painted by NYC artists. Free and open to the public. Through May 17.

12–8 p.m.

Industry & Art Dan Faux Flavin Fluorescent Light Sculpture Competition

Smash Industries & Legion Lighting, 221-234 Glenmore Ave., Brooklyn smashindustries.net This is a celebration of the renaissance of East New York, Brooklyn. Events include a fluorescent light sculpture building competition, live mural painting, a graffiti exhibit and demonstration, live music, and local vendors. Universe City will be unveiling the beginning of their aquaponic farm. Free and open to the public. Through May 18. 6–9 p.m.

News from Milan Design Week 2019

160 Madison Ave. molteni.it/us Molteni&C|Dada presents highlights from Milan, including Gregor, Vincent Van Duysen’s modular seating system. Free and open to the public. 6–9 p.m.

NoMad Design District Night at Arlo NoMad Arlo NoMad, 11 E. 31st St. arlohotels.com/event/ nomad-design-district-night Join Arlo NoMad and NYCxDESIGN for a celebration of the city’s visionary designers, artists, architects, and more. Guests will enjoy botanical-themed cocktails in partnership with Tealeaves, and a live art performance. Free and open to the public.

6–9 p.m.

Poliform Madison Cocktail Reception

112 Madison Ave. poliform.com Poliform will welcome visitors to their flagship showroom for a cocktail as part of the NoMad Design District Night. Free and open to the public.

Saturday, May 18 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Ozzy & Wes Lighting Design at WantedDesign LaunchPad

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Ozzy & Wes is a woman-owned lighting design studio based in Brooklyn and Belfast, Maine. Through May 21. 9 a.m.–8 p.m.

Mayday Colombia Contemporary Design | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com The most important annual exhibition of Colombian design in New York during the NYCxDESIGN at WantedDesign Manhattan. $25. Through May 21.

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9:30 a.m.–10 p.m.

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. johnkirkcreative.com Discover how man and machine can work together to create artifacts like never before.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com AMLgMATD, a Miami–based studio established by Laz Ojalde and Natalie Zlamalova in 2014, experiments in art, design, and environments that reflect their love of unusual materials. No entrance fee for trade registrations. Two-day-pass public tickets available for Saturday and Sunday. Through May 21.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. atelierstobben.com Atelier Stōbben creates modern lighting inspired by minimalism, Mennonite traditions, and generations of self-sufficiency.

JohnKirkCreative | WantedDesign Manhattan

10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Bolé Road Textiles: Spring Collection Launch

271 3rd Ave., Brooklyn boleroadtextiles.com Bolé Road Textiles is a Brooklyn– based design studio that specializes in vibrant textiles for interiors which are all handwoven in Ethiopia, founded by Hana Getachew. Free and open to the public. Through May 20. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

AMEICO Celebrates the Bauhaus Centennial

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. ameico.com At this show, we explore the principles of the Bauhaus approach and how they are increasingly significant to how we act as consumers. Featuring Bauhaus-era and Bauhaus-trained designers Midgard, Junghans, and Braun. Free and open to the public. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

American Design Honors | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com The 2019 recipient is Arielle Assouline-Lichten, principal and founder of Slash Objects. American Design Honors was created to recognize up-and-coming American designers who embody excellence in creative design and superior entrepreneurial ability. Free for the trade, $30 for the public. Through May 21.

AMLgMATD + WantedDesign LaunchPad

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Andres Jalif at WantedDesign Launch Pad

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com From Buenos Aires, Argentina, we present our most relevant studio works from the past years. No entrance fee for trade registrations. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Arrangements by Michael Anastassiades | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. usa.flos.com Designed and curated by Michael Anastassiades, FLOS presents an installation of his Arrangements collection. Free and open to the public. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Artish Studio | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. artishstudio.com Artish Studio is a Raleigh, North Carolina–based design studio focused on designing and making art and furniture you can play with. Free and open to the public.

Atelier Stōbben | WantedDesign Manhattan

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Autonomous Furniture | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. autonomousfurniture.com Autonomous Furniture is a designbuild studio based on the west coast of Canada. All our furniture is sustainably sourced and made in British Columbia. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Birdie | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Birdie is a rotational wall-mounted mirror that allows people to use one mirror both horizontally and vertically. Free and open to the public. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Brooke M. Davis Design | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. brookemdavisdesign.com Come and experience luxury in furniture from Brooke M. Davis. Free and open to the public. Through May 21.

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Cecilia Xinyu Zhang | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Equant, a suspension lamp with an adjustable circular reflector provides indirect, diffused, and reflected illumination, inspired by concepts from astromathematics. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

DOS by Duolog Design | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. duologdesign.com/dos DOS is a platform to connect designers and furniture buyers. Our mission is to reduce costs and pollution caused by mass production in the furniture industry. Free and open to the public. Through May 21.

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Joseph C. Furniture at WantedDesign Launch Pad

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Joseph Chun creates handcrafted wooden furniture that is durable and functional, drawing inspiration from his rich experience growing up in different cultures. Free and open to the public. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Kuri | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Kuri is a family of utilitarian objects inspired by the Purépecha fireball game. Made by Michoacán artisans with regional materials. Through May 21.

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com “Arrangements” is a modular system of geometric light elements that can be combined in different ways, creating multiple compositions of individual chandeliers. Free and open to the public. Through May 21.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com The Toronto–based studio specializes in concrete furniture and lighting and won WantedDesign’s Launch Pad competition last year. It will reveal its new collection to the U.S. market. No entrance fee for trade registrations. Through May 21.

FLOS Installation | WantedDesign Manhattan

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Forma_Labs | WantedDesign Manhattan

LALAYA Design | WantedDesign Manhattan

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Launch Pad | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Launch Pad at WantedDesign Manhattan presents emerging design talent in the fields of furniture and lighting, co-presented with Design Milk, it is the perfect way for up-and-coming designers to participate in NYCxDESIGN. The 2018 Launch Pad winners were Lalaya Design (lighting) and Studio Maryam Turkey (furniture). Free for the trade, $30 ticket for the public. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Leadoff Studio at WantedDesign Launch Pad

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Leadoff Studio specializes in creating innovative design solutions for clients in furniture, products, and packaging. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Look Book | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Serving as an in-person portfolio, Look Book will allow members of the A&D community to connect with designers in their own exhibit spaces and shop the latest products. Through May 21.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com The joinery on Forma_Lab adapts to the necessary connection while keeping an efficiency of scale and proportion. Free and open to the public.

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10 a.m.–7 p.m.

LOREKFORM: Iron-Cast Glass | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Referencing the mixture of old and new in the surrounding urban landscape, this first series celebrates the beauty of the imperfect while embracing fresh, clean lines. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Machin Design | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. designmachin.net We will be presenting our Balero lamp project, a tribute to the traditional children’s cup-and-ball toy, or balero, as it’s known in Mexico. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Nes Launch | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. ryspot.design The pieces are made without molds, resulting in organic forms that are not commonly seen in concrete and resin-based goods. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

SII Light | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com SII Light has the potential to give a sense of serenity by its appearance. Through May 21.

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Our Greyscale Collection uses interventions of line, angle, and material to draw out the inherent relationship between the functional object and the space it occupies. Through May 21.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com As a design-make architecture studio we create statement pieces for projects of our own or in collaboration with others. Through May 21.

SinCa Design | WantedDesign Manhattan

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Spectrum | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. instagram/degalluchat The modular concept behind the Spectrum lighting system lets you create your own and only piece. Free and open to the public. Through March 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Studio.Sunnykim at WantedDesign Launch Pad

Synecdoche Design at WantedDesign Launch Pad

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

tog + mule | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. ashjmac.com tog is highly functional wardrobe and mule is what any good sidekick should be: loyal, steadfast, adaptable. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Trotamundo Wood & Design | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Studio.Sunnykim will present its Depth of Surface collection at WantedDesign’s Launch Pad. Through May 21.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com The bifront bench adapts to any space through a simple yet elegant design. Inspired by a left-handed client, it is a versatile element which adapts to different environments. Through May 21.

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. symbolaudio.com The Symbol Audio collection is designed to provide distinctive audio products for music lovers who value craftsmanship and thoughtful construction in their home furnishings. Through May 21.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com Wanted Interiors offers new and unexpected ways to discover and experience products in the context of a living space. This year’s theme is the Future of Water, exploring life-improving scenarios in the bathroom environment. Through May 21.

Symbol Audio | WantedDesign Manhattan

Wanted Interiors | WantedDesign Manhattan

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10 a.m.–7 p.m.

11 a.m.–12 p.m.

3–5 p.m.

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. willowandstump.ca Willow & Stump Design Co., an emerging product and furniture design studio from Vancouver, will exhibit its PERK Light Therapy Lamp alongside new work. Through May 21.

Newhouse Contemporary Art, 1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island tattfoo.com In this talk and discussion, art curator and writer Erin Sickler will take us on a tour of three figures of the feminine divine—Isis, the High Priestess; Haumea, the Mother Goddess of Hawaii; and Lilith. $10.

251 Park Ave. S. hermanmiller.com Expanding beyond American Shakers, the collective opens up its research by looking into early Modernist design in America.

Willow & Stump Design Co. | WantedDesign Manhattan

10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Yuko Nishikawa New Lighting Collection Launch

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. yukonishikawa.com Yuko Nishikawa is a designer and ceramic artist based in Brooklyn, specializing in lighting, installation, sculpture, vessels, and tableware. Through May 21. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

Zay Michele Studios | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. zaymichelestudios.com The CUP series allows for a controlled indirect experience of light. Through May 21. 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m.

Midtown Modernism Series: E. 42nd St., the United Nations and Vicinity Meeting location provided upon registration calendar.aiany.org View some of Midtown’s most distinctive buildings and interiors and some less wellknown structures. $30 general public, $20 AIA members. Pre-registration required.

Divine Feminine with Erin Sickler

12–6 p.m.

The Webster Home

29 Greene St. thewebster.us The Webster Home is a curation of interiors and unique, globallysourced lifestyle objects for the home. Free and open to the public. 1–6 p.m.

Patchwork: The Architecture of Jadwiga GrabowskaHawrylak Symposium Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Pl. calendar.aiany.org Grabowska-Hawrylak’s career spanned the second half of the 20th century. From Wrocław’s postwar reconstruction, to modernist designs of the ’60s and ’70s, and the Postmodern aesthetic adopted in her later work, her career reflects the changing politics and culture of Poland. $15. 2–4 p.m.

Sneaker Design Workshop | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Brooklyn, Industry City, 274 36th St., Brooklyn wanteddesignnyc.com Come learn about sneaker design! Make polymer waffle outsoles and paper sneakers.

Furnishing Utopia 4.0: Drawings Upon Frameworks

3–5 p.m.

Garden of Secrets: Screening and Intimate Discussion at the Cooper Hewitt Nature Triennial

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 2 E. 91st St. bit.ly/2Jj8RwD To celebrate Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial, join Cooper Hewitt, UBC Botanical Gardens, New York Botanical Garden, and TEALEAVES for a conversation on biomimicry and biophilia. Programs included with admission. 4–8 p.m.

Reimagining Furniture: Beauty from Old Wood and Metal

7 E. 14th St. meblfurniture.com Our aim is to vastly broaden perceptions of “reclaimed” furniture. Join us to find inspiration as reclaimed materials are reimagined into artful experiences! Free and open to the public. Through May 22. 6–9 p.m.

“Uptown” Cocktail

Foscarini Spazio, 20 Greene St. foscarini.com Foscarini will host a cocktail celebration to launch the New York–inspired Uptown lamp by Ferruccio Laviani, as well as debut new lighting designs by Andrea Anastasio, Tord Boontje, Ilaria Marelli, Marc Sadler, and Roberto Palomba.

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5–9 p.m.

6–9 p.m.

46 Greene St. artemide.net Celebrate NYCxDESIGN at the Artemide flagship store in Soho and see our latest lighting innovations on display. Free and open to the public. Through May 22.

Arlo Soho, 231 Hudson St. arlohotels.com/event/ soho-design-district-night Soho Design District night shares the best designs of the neighborhood to admirers in an open house style. Guests will also enjoy botanical-themed cocktails in partnership with Tealeaves. Free and open to the public.

Artemide Celebrates NYCxDESIGN

6–9 p.m.

Cocktail at Cappellini

152 Wooster St. cappellini.it Hosted by Giulio Cappellini, join us for a cocktail at the Soho Flagship to celebrate the 2019 product launch, which features designs by Shiro Kuramata, Jasper Morrison, Giulio Cappellini, Brogliato Traverso, and Carlo Colombo. Free and open to the public. 6–9 p.m.

ICFF 2019 Collection Event at Flou

42 Greene St. flou.com This special event will give us the opportunity to introduce our 2019 collection and to do it over drinks and mingling. By invitation only. 6–9 p.m.

Soho Design District Celebrates NYCxDESIGN

Various showrooms sohodesigndistrict.org Soho Design District Celebrates NYCxDESIGN, hosting attendees in each of our many showrooms. Visit our website and map for showroom locations. Free. RSVP required for select showrooms.

Soho Design District Night at Arlo Soho

Sunday, May 19 10 a.m–5 p.m.

Interiors from Spain at ICFF— Booth 1529

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. ifs-usevents.info Six top designers from Spain will showcase some of their works at the Interiors from Spain booth during ICFF: Nagami, Alvaro Catalán de Ocón, Romina Gris, Veronica Mar, Ana Ilueca, and Luesma Vega. 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Articolo at ICFF

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. articololighting.com ICFF ticket required. Through May 22. 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Armadillo & Co. at ICFF

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. icff.com Drawing inspiration from Lisbon, Portugal, and the work of architect Manuel Aires Mateus, the Egyptian Collection offers a range of richly hued rugs made of hand-knotted, abrash-dyed jute. ICFF ticket required. Through May 22.

10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Bernhardt Design at ICFF

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. icff.com New collections from Terry Crews, Jephson Robb, and Cory Grosser; textiles from Farg & Blanche; as well as previews of work from Luca Nichetto, Francesco Favaretto, Claudio Bellini, Marc Thorpe, and Cory Grosser will be on display. Through May 22. 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

University of Oregon, Product Design at ICFF

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. artdesign.uoregon.edu/pd University of Oregon product design students present the collection of everyday objects they designed. Through May 22. 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Discover the Water Street Corridor with AIANY | Downtown Design District

Meeting location will be provided upon registration calendar.aiany.org This tour focuses on modern aspects of the historic Financial District, including a stop at the Beekman hotel, a DRINKSxDESIGN participant. Highlights include buildings by Pei Cobb Freed, SOM, Norman Jaffe, Emery Roth & Sons, Frederic Schwartz, SHOP, and Hanrahan Meyers. Rain or shine. Arrive 15 minutes prior to start. $25 general public, $15 AIANY members.

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10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Ocrùm Design Debuts Its First Collection at ICFF— Booth 674

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. icff.com Ocrùm was created by Beijing–born Sean Zhang and Venice–born Luca Zeffiro. Blown glass, marble, and ceramic are used with a soft palette of colors to develop a unique Ocrùm language. 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Fermob Debuts New Outdoor Designs at ICFF— Booth 1813

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. icff.com Fermob is an eco-friendly, design-driven outdoor furniture manufacturer that combines the traditional skill of metalworking with technical innovation to create inspiring and colorful outdoor spaces. Through May 22. 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Laufen Debuts New Bathrooms Collections at ICFF—Booth 151

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. icff.com Thanks to Laufen’s SaphirKeramik material, the bathroom collection Sonar encompasses novel washstands that open up fresh design opportunities. Patricia Urquiola has paired them with vanity units in elegant metallic finishes. Also previewing at ICFF, the New Classic collection by Marcel Wanders. Through May 22.

10 a.m.–6 p.m.

12–2 p.m.

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. venturaprojects.com “Ventura New York—the Dutch edition” showcases the best of Dutch contemporary design. Our mission is to support Dutch designers, design studios, and brands to conquer the U.S. market by offering them a stage at a well-known American design fair. Through May 22.

Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave., Lobby 4, 7th Fl. 1stdibs.com Join 1stdibs for a closing lunch to celebrate an exhibition curated by the Female Design Council (FDC) featuring works from 20 female designers from around the world. By invitation only.

Ventura New York— the Dutch edition

2–7 p.m.

Design Milk + Clever Conversation Series | WantedDesign Manhattan

WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com The Design Milk + Clever conversation series is a two-day program at WantedDesign Manhattan. Saturday, May 18: 2–3 p.m. Be Original Americas, 5–6 p.m. live Clever podcast. Sunday, May 19: 2–3 p.m. panel discussion: “Sustainable Design,” 5–6 p.m. live Clever podcast. Free for the trade, $30 ticket for the public.

Monday, May 20 10 a.m.–9 p.m.

Contemporary Open House at the New York Design Center

200 Lexington Ave. nydc.com Participating showrooms will host a variety of events in their showrooms, including showroom tours and designer meet and greets. Shop the floor while sipping cocktails and meeting the guest designers. Free and open to the public.

Female Design Council Exhibition at 1stdibs Gallery: Closing Lunch

4–8 p.m.

Shop the Look, 5th Floor at the New York Design Center 200 Lexington Ave, 5th Fl. nydc.com Each showroom has engaged a noted interior designer to shop and create virtual vignettes using pieces from all the showrooms on the floor. Free and open to the public. 5–10 p.m.

NYCxDESIGN Awards & ICFF Party

Pier 17, 89 South St. icff.com Presented by Interior Design magazine and ICFF, the fourth annual NYCxDESIGN awards and ICFF Party will take place May 20 at Pier 17 in the revitalized Seaport District. The Awards take place from 5–7 p.m. The ICFF Party immediately follows the NYCxDESIGN Awards and is presented by ICFF and Interior Design. The gala party features open bar, passed hors d’oeuvres, and live entertainment. Awards and party: $150 before May 1. Party only: $100 before May 1, $150 on site.

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4/10/19 12:24 PM

6–8 p.m.

Aldo Bakker: Slow Motion, Cocktail Reception

Carpenters Workshop Gallery, 693 Fifth Ave. carpentersworkshopgallery.com Cocktail reception at Carpenters Workshop Gallery in celebration of Aldo Bakker’s exhibition Slow Motion. Free and open to the public. 6–8 p.m.

The Augmented Designer

SAP America, 10 Hudson Yards A panel of pioneers of digital design who intersect augmented reality and industrial design will bring you up-to-speed on the latest 3D/AR/VR revolution and help you prepare to become an “augmented designer.” $25. 6–8 p.m.

Pieter Woudt: A Retrospective— Opening Night

Kikkerland Shop NYC, 493 6th Ave. kikkerland.com Kikkerland Design will exhibit archival designs from Dutch designer Pieter Woudt. There will be a Q&A on the opening night with some designs and posters available for purchase. Free and open to the public.

Tuesday, May 21 1:30–2:30 p.m.

ICFF Talk — Errata: Books Do Clutter a Room

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. icff.com Talk with designers about Errata, an exhibition at Mast Books celebrating an assemblage of books and design. Moderated by PIN–UP magazine.

5–7 p.m.

Madison Avenue: High Fashion & Historic Preservation—An Architectural Walking Tour

Madison Ave. btw. 57th & 86th Sts. madisonavenuebid.org Join John Arbuckle, AIA preservationist and architectural tour guide, to discover the history behind the landmark buildings. Discover how high fashion retail has been incorporated to create a contemporary shopping destination. Free. Register at madisonavenuebid.org. 6–10 p.m.

6:30–8:30 p.m.

Experience Cafe

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 2 E. 91st St. cooperhewitt.org Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum presents the Experience Cafe: a night of interactive activities and conversations with designers featured in Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial. Guests will rotate through stations spanning the museum and explore the possibilities that lie at the intersection of design and nature. Free and open to the public.

Lazzoni Launches New Collection and Grand Opening Event of Madison Showroom

6:30–9:30 p.m.

145 Madison Ave. lazzoni.com/us Lazzoni celebrates NYCxDESIGN with a grand opening of its brand-new 5,000-square-foot Madison Avenue Showroom and new design collection. Free and open to the public.

Squarespace, 8 Clarkson St. squarespace.com Squarespace is hosting a private screening of Rams, a documentary portrait of Dieter Rams, one of the most influential designers alive, followed by a conversation with director Gary Hustwit. By invitation only.

Wednesday, May 22

Thursday, May 23

Amuneal Showroom Visit

Jeff Andrews Book Signing at One Kings Lane Soho

6–9 p.m.

121 W. 27th St., Ste. 503 amuneal.com Join us for an introduction and intimate tour of Amuneal’s recently renovated New York Showroom. Free and open to the public. 6–10 p.m.

Mauro Mori Exhibition Opening

Les Ateliers Courbet, 134 10th Ave. ateliercourbet.com Les Ateliers Courbet is pleased to announce the unveiling of the Editions Courbet collection by Mauro Mori. Free and open to the public. Through July 22.

Rams, Presented by Squarespace

5–7 p.m.

143 Spring St. onekingslane.com In his first book, The New Glamour, interior designer Jeff Andrews guides us through the bold spaces he has created for his celebrity clients. Refreshments will be provided. Free and open to the public.

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Midtown No neighborhood embodies Manhattan’s hustle and energy more than Midtown, home to some of the city’s most iconic skyscrapers and landmarks, from Times Square to Grand Central Terminal and the Empire State Building. The many showrooms, shops, and cultural attractions in this central area can be accessed by nearly every one of the city’s public transit lines.

The Socony-Mobil Building (1956), the world’s first stainless steel skyscraper, was designed by Harrison & Abramovitz and John B. Peterkin. The building’s exterior, clad in 7,000 embossed steel panels, is landmarked. 150 E. 42nd St. Photo by Mark Wickens Midtown

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“The solution was an architecture of infrastructure.” —Elizabeth Diller on the design approach DS+R took with the Shed

Elizabeth Diller of New York–based firm Diller Scofido + Renfro is one of the most sought-after architects for cultural projects, leading designs for prestigious institutions like the Broad in Los Angeles and the ongoing expansion of New York City’s MoMA. Her ingenuity is on display at the Shed, the arts and culture venue that opened this spring at Hudson Yards. Responding to the unpredictable future of the arts, Diller took a novel approach. “All that we could be certain of was that there would always be a need for conditioned space of different heights and sizes, a need for structural loading capacity, and a need for electrical power,” she says. “The solution was an architecture of infrastructure.” It took the form of a plastic-sheathed exoskeleton on wheels, which enables the Shed to contract and expand as needed. Between this venue and the new MoMA, Diller’s bold structures will ensure that Midtown retains its status as a cultural hub for years to come. Diller Scofidio + Renfro 601 W. 26th St. btw. 11th & 12th Aves.

COURTESY geordie wood

Elizabeth Diller, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, co-founder and partner

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Explore the Origins of Extraordinary Let your passions run wild and re-imagine your daily routine, because there is nothing you can’t do with Miele’s full suite of built-in appliances. With intuitive functionality and flawless design, your culinary adventure awaits. Miele. Immer Besser. Get inspired and explore further: Miele Manhattan Experience Center 150 E 58th Suite #951 New York, NY 10155 www.mieleusa.com/NewYork

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Brizo AF | New York

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 1628 34-916-225-530 abbatte.com Customizable textiles

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 411 (877) 345-2749 brizo.com Luxury kitchen and bath faucets and fittings, featuring distinctive designs that span the design continuum

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Amuneal Manufacturing

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 551 (212) 516-5020 amuneal.com Showcasing Amuneal’s growing line of furniture, kitchens, and custom cabinetry

Artistic Tile

150 E. 58th St., 9th Fl., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 838-3222 artistictile.com Family-run business offering thousands of stocked tile and natural stone products

B&B Italia New York

150 E. 58th St., 1st & 2nd Fls., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 758-4046 bebitalia.com Home furnishings that epitomize luxury and innovation in lifestyle and international design

Benjamin Moore

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Carvart

1441 Broadway, 28th Fl., btw. 6th & 7th Aves. (212) 675-0030 carvart.com Manufacturer of custom and studio-line architectural glass products and hardware

Cassina USA

155 E. 56th St., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 245-2121 cassina.com Furnishings made by specialist fabricators in Meda, Italy

Ceramics of Italy

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 2225 (305) 461-3896 ceramica.info Showcasing the latest trends and technologies in Italian ceramics

Cinar

231 E. 58th St., btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. (646) 657-0190 cinarhali.com Luxury hand-knotted carpets from Turkey

Cosentino Manhattan City Center

A&D Building 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 399, btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (646) 891-3653 Cosentino.com Silestone and Dekton surfacing

Decoration and Design (D&D) Building

979 3rd Ave., btw. E. 58th & 59th Sts. (212) 759-5408 ddbuilding.com Home to more than 120 showrooms

Dedon

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1115, btw. E. 58th & 59th Sts. (212) 334-3345 dedon.us Dedon’s flagship with playful designs

Design Within Reach

957 3rd Ave., at E. 57th St. (212) 888-4539 dwr.com New York flagship selling modern classics from furniture to lighting

Designtex

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

Dornbracht Americas

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 2439 (800) 774-1181 dornbracht.com High-quality and innovative kitchen and bath fixtures

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235 E. 58th St., btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. (212) 755-2600 duxiana.com The Dux Bed: advanced technology in sleeping

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St. Booth 1813 (212) 651-4389 fermobusa.com French design-driven outdoor furniture manufacturer

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

HOLLY HUNT New York at the A&D Building

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Eggersmann Kitchens | Home Living

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., 10th Fl., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 688-4910 eggersmannusa.com German luxury since 1908

Expormim

375 Park Ave., Ste. 2607, btw. Park & Lexington Aves. (212) 204-8572 expormim.com Handcrafted outdoor and indoor furniture for commercial and residential spaces

Fabricut

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

Ferguson

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., 4th Fl., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 688-5990 ferguson.com The city’s oldest kitchen and bath distributor

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A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 361, btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (646) 647-4330 fisherpaykel.com Premium home appliances designed in New Zealand

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 891-2500 hollyhunt.com Holly Hunt is the premiere design destination for luxury interior furnishings.

Grande Central

141 E. 56th St., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 588-1997 centralplumbingspec.com Transforming dreams into unique and soul-satisfying kitchens and bathrooms

Hansgrohe/Axor

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 1881 (800) 334-0455 axor-design.com For more than 20 years, AXOR has collaborated with designers like Philippe Starck, Antonio Citterio, Jean-Marie Massaud, and Patricia Urquiola. AXOR is a brand of the Hansgrohe Group.

HOLLY HUNT New York at the D&D Building

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 503/605, btw. 58th & 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.

Humanscale

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

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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Redefining Surfaces. Redefining Limits.

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ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booths 1521, 1527, 1529, 1620, 1623, 1625, 1626, 1628, 1631, 1639 (212) 661-4959 interiorsfromspain.com Indoor and outdoor lighting, textiles, and more

Isimar

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave., at W. 38th St., Booth 1631 34-948-317-157 industriassanisidro.com Wire metal, galvanized steel, and aluminum outdoor furniture

228 E. 58th St., 1st Fl., btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. (212) 486-7500 koleksiyon.us Koleksiyon manufactures furniture and designs for cultural and business centers, residential and hospitality facilities, corporate offices, and home environments.

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

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Lacava

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 657 (888) 522-2823 lacavadesign.com New bathroom furniture and fixtures from this leading bath-furnishing designer and manufacturer

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Meadows Office Interiors Showroom

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

J | Geiger

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., Ste. 719, btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (646) 568-1179 lefroybrooks.com Historically referenced luxury bath fixtures and fittings for residential and commercial applications

625 W. 55th St., 5th Fl., btw. 11th & 12th Aves. (844) 866-0333 meadowsservicegroup.com A subsidiary of Meadows Office Interiors offering furniture maintenance, inventory control, asset management, and more

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1507, btw. E. 58th & 59th Sts. (646) 664-1030 lladro.com The showroom features Lladró’s classic figurines alongside tabletop, mirrors, wall art, and Belle de Nuit.

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., 9th Fl., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (800) 843-7231 mieleusa.com The world’s largest family-owned appliance company

Kettal

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave., at W. 38th St., Booth 1639 34-934-879-090 kettal.com Timeless outdoor furnishings, including chairs, sofas, and tables

Knoll New York

1330 6th Ave., 2nd Fl., btw. W. 53rd & 54th Sts. (212) 343-4000 knoll.com Residential and outdoor furniture, home textiles, and accessories

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A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., 3rd Fl., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (646) 927-0288 jgeigershading.com Patented, fascia-free shading systems for a clean, modern design

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Poggenpohl New York Midtown Kitchen Design Studio

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

Poliform

150 E. 58th St., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 421-1800 poliform.com Poliform’s newly renovated showroom feels like a real home, offering a new vision of contemporary living.

Roche Bobois

200 Madison Ave., btw. 35th & 36th Sts. (212) 889-0700 roche-bobois.com A world leader in furniture design and distribution known for its innovative creations, high quality, European know-how, and French Art de Vivre.

Smeg USA

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., 7th Fl., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (212) 265-5378 smegusa.com Technology with style. Domestic appliances made in Italy since 1948

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St., 5th Fl., btw. 3rd & Lexington Aves. (888) 327-0053 subzero-wolf.com Premier kitchen appliances

53 E. 58th St., btw. Park & Madison Aves. (212) 644-1600 tresserra.com In his exclusive New York store, Jaime Tresserra presents his collection of handcrafted furniture, lighting, and limited-edition sculptures.

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TeixIdors

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 1527 34-937-883-662 teixidors.com Textiles, unique pieces made of sheep wool, cashmere, and yak wool

The Architects and Designers Building

150 E. 58th St., 22nd Fl., btw. 3rd & 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.

The Rug Company

219 E. 59th St., btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. (646) 762-0701 therugcompany.com British purveyor of high-end, handmade carpets with contemporary designs

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Vondom

D&D Building, 979 3rd Ave., Ste. 1532, btw. E. 58th & 59th Sts. (212) 207-3252 vondom.com Diverse, dynamic collections of avant-garde furniture, planters, and lighting designed for indoor and outdoor environments

Warp & Weft

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

Wilsonart

ICFF, Javits Center, 11th Ave. at W. 38th St., Booth 2213 (800) 433-3222 wilsonart.com World leading engineered surfaces company that redefines decorative surfaces through improved performance and aesthetics COURTESY DESIGN PAVILION

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Carpenters Workshop Gallery

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

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

COURTESY DESIGN PAVILION

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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Times Square Pedestrian Plazas, W. 42nd to 47th Sts. design-pavilion.com A design happening exploring our future. Free and open to the public

ICFF

Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. icff.com A high end and contemporary furniture fair brings international designs to New York.

MoMA Design Store

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

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

MoMA

11 W. 53rd St. moma.org The Museum of Modern Art is home to an unparalleled collection of modern and contemporary art. It will close on June 15 until October 21 for an extensive renovation.

Among the public installations at the Design Pavilion at Times Square will be Ecocapsule®, a smart micro-home that utilizes solar and wind energy. METROPOLIS

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Design Destination ICFF The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) is the trade fair at the heart of NYCxDesign. For over 30 years, the fair has attracted industry professionals, designers, and enthusiasts from around the world. ICFF boasts an encyclopedic array of contemporary furniture, lighting, textiles, and materials by more than 900 exhibitors from around the globe. Additions this year include ICFF Contract, a destination for designers of commercial spaces, and ICFF Connect, which highlights the latest innovations in smart technology. ICFF Javits Center, 655 W. 34th St. at 11th Ave. May 19–22 icff.com

COURTESY SEBASTIEN EROME

Bebop by Fermob at ICFF

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APRIL 9–AUGUST 18, 2019

Explore the explosive impact of punk music on graphic design —only at MAD. On view on two floors, the exhibition brings together hundreds of punk’s most memorable graphics—from the shocking remixes of expropriated images and texts to the DIY zines and flyers that challenged the commercial slickness of the mainstream media. Installation Photo: PD Rearick courtesy of Cranbrook Art Museum

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Design Destination A&D Building A center for luxury interior design, the Architects & Designers (A&D) Building features more than 35 showrooms and 200,00 square feet of retail space. The A&D’s kitchen, bath, tile, appliance, and residential furnishings make it a treasure trove for high-end home design.

COURTESY FCharlesPhotography

A&D Building, 150 E. 58th St. btw. Lexington & 3rd Aves. (212) 644-2766 adbuilding.com

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Future fashion

Experience how design is changing the world at 2 East 91st Street, NYC. Tranceflora is made from glowing transgenic silk augmented with jellyfish and coral DNA and woven into a textile by one of Japan’s oldest kimono manufactories. By AnotherFarm with National Agricultural and Research Organization and Hosoo, 2015-19. Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial on view May 10 through January 20, 2020.

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Design Destination Times Square Design Pavilion The Times Square Design Pavilion is a free multi-day design happening, completely open to the public, offering a suite of live programming, sitespecific structures, interactive environments, and platforms for innovation. This year’s programming includes the Times Square Design Lab, Design Talks NYC, Design Market NYC, “Sound & Vision” from the American Design Club, “A Sense of New York” workshops exploring sensory experiences of the city, immersive exhibits on sustainable design from the Virginia Tech School of Architecture and Fernando Mastrangelo Studio, and a partnership between Azimut Yachts and One Ocean Foundation. Times Square Design Pavilion btw. Broadway & 7th Ave. from W. 42nd & 47th Sts. May 10–22 design-pavilion.com

COURTESY Virginia Tech School of Architecture

FutureHAUS by Virginia Tech School of Architecture

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Chelsea This lively West Side neighborhood is home to the Meatpacking District and the Chelsea Hotel, whose residents once included the likes of Mark Twain, Andy Warhol, and Patti Smith. Historically a bohemian refuge and friendly to queer culture, Chelsea is now a major art-world and tech hub. Take a stroll on the High Line for views of the Hudson River and the lively cluster of buildings that have sprung up along its path, including the Renzo Piano– designed Whitney Museum.

The Fred P. Pomerantz Art and Design Center at FIT was designed by de Young & Moscowitz in 1977 and acts as a gateway to the school’s campus. The monolithic building spans two city blocks, bridging 27th Street. 7th Ave. btw. W. 26th & 28th Sts. Photo by Mark Wickens chelsea

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“When we need a change of mind, we drop in at a few galleries in the afternoon and come back to work with a refreshed mind.” —Masamichi Udagawa

Every day, millions of New Yorkers interact with and depend upon objects and systems without knowing or thinking about who designed them. Some, like MetroCard vending machines and LinkNYC kiosks, which have popped up to replace pay phones, were designed by Masamichi Udagawa and Sigi Moeslinger, known as Antenna Design. The studio has designed three new fleets of subway cars for New York City as well as workplace products for Bloomberg and Knoll. “Each design is a reflection of the people and the environment, so it is important to take an anthropological approach,” says Udagawa, who founded the studio with Moeslinger in 1997. He is inspired by Chelsea, where Antenna Design has been based since 2012. “Having the galleries around is definitely a plus,” he muses. “Sometimes when we need a change of mind, we drop in at a few galleries in the afternoon and come back to work with a refreshed mind.” Antenna Design 520 W. 27th St. btw. 10th & 11th Aves.

COURTESY Antenna DESIGN

Masamichi Udagawa AND Sigi Moeslinger, Antenna Design, cofounders

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Additional showroom visits by appointment only

Custom Brass Wine Room + Cabinetry | Mona Ross Berman Interiors

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Amuneal New York

121 W. 27th St., Ste. 503, btw. 6th & 7th Aves. (212) 516-5020 amuneal.com Showcasing Amuneal’s growing line of furniture, kitchens, and custom cabinetry. By appointment only

BISAZZA

508 W. 20th St., btw. 10th & 11th Aves. (212) 334-7130 bisazza.com Italian luxury design brand and leading producer of glass mosaics

Dauphin North America

138 W. 25th St., 12th Fl., btw. 6th & 7th Aves. (212) 302-4331 dauphin.com The leading provider of office furnishings for designing dynamic spaces

134 W. 18th St., btw. 6th & 7th Aves. (212) 226-2242 lefroybrooks.com Historically referenced luxury bath fixtures and fittings for residential and commercial applications

100 Gansevoort St., btw. Washington St. & 10th Ave. (212) 463-5750 vitra.com The Swiss furniture brand creates icons of design and innovative concepts with world-renowned designers.

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112 W. 18th St., btw. 6th & 7th Aves. (212) 929-4464 westelm.com Modern furnishings and home decor featuring inspiring designs and colors

236 W. 18th St., btw. 7th & 8th Aves. (212) 204-7384 roomandboard.com Modern furnishings for home and commercial settings

Teknion, Studio TK, Luum Showrooms

641 6th, 2nd Fl., btw. 19th & 20th Sts. (212) 589-6850 teknion.com Teknion designs innovative and integrated furniture collections that support workplace wellness.

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Wilkhahn

601 W. 26th St., Ste. 820, btw. 11th & 12th Aves. (212) 229-9455 wilkhahn.com Commercial furniture made in Germany

Urban Homes

325 W. 16th St., btw. 8th & 9th Aves. (212) 246-7700 uhny.com Innovative designs for kitchen and bath for more than 20 years

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Graduating Student Exhibition may 15–29 Accessories Design Advertising Design Computer Animation and Interactive Media Fabric Styling Fashion Design Fine Arts Graphic Design Illustration Interior Design Jewelry Design Menswear Packaging Design Photography and the Digital Image Textile/Surface Design Toy Design Visual Presentation and Exhibition Design

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1stdibs

Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. 1stdibs.com Shop, touch, see, and be inspired by antique and vintage treasures and new and custom creations offered by 50 exhibitors from around the globe.

The Diner DRINKSxDesign

The 14th Street Garage, 459 W. 14th St. surfacediner.com Following its success at Salone del Mobile in Milan last year, this fully operational pop-up restaurant by Rockwell Group, 2x4, and Surface will treat visitors to a journey through the United States.

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Fashion Institute of Technology

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

Friedman Benda

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

Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC

18 9th Ave. gansevoorthotelgroup .com/hotels/ gansevoort-meatpacking-nyc With panoramic views of the city, Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC is the first full-service resort in Manhattan’s vibrant and historic Meatpacking District.

Les Ateliers Courbet

134 10th Ave. ateliercourbet.com Les Ateliers Courbet’s Master Craftsmen’s Gallery is known for timeless design and a distinctive exhibition program highlighting the craftmanship and legacies of international manufacturers.

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WantedDesign Manhattan

Terminal Stores, 269 11th Ave. wanteddesignnyc.com With its marquee events during NYCxDESIGN, WantedDesign is a platform dedicated to promoting design and fostering the international creative community.

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Design Destination WantedDesign Manhattan WantedDesign’s original location is at Chelsea’s Terminal Stores (for its Brooklyn location head to Sunset Park’s Industry City). Since founding the fair in 2011, Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat have established a platform for the global design community with a diverse schedule of events and socially conscious programming. Highlights include Look Book, a program that connects North American design studios with interior designers and architects, and Launch Pad, a showcase for emerging product designers. This year’s fair also features “Tools for the Apocalypse,” organized by students in SVA’s MFA in Products of Design program, which responds to a projected world utterly transformed by climate change. WantedDesign Manhattan at the Terminal Stores 269 11th Ave. btw. W. 27th & 28th Sts. May 18–21 wanteddesignnyc.com

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NoMad & Flatiron Named after the wedge-shaped steel skyscraper completed by D.H. Burnham & Company in 1902, the Flatiron is a lively business district that extends north of Madison Square Park (NoMad). Together, the neighborhoods get their distinct design flavor from countless showrooms, cafés, and retailers.

Roman Catholic Church of the Epiphany (1967) was designed by Belfatto & Pavarini, a New York–based firm notable for its Modernist church designs. 373 2nd Ave. btw. E. 21st & 22nd Sts. Photo by Mark Wickens Nomad & Flatiron

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“Financial markets, the economics of real estate and home ownership, the insurance industry, housing— all of that affects how we design, who we design for, and how it’s funded. Those are the mechanisms that may control our fate, so we should be involved.” —Mark Gardner

Mark Gardner believes that architecture and equity are inextricably linked. “We have to be aware of the power we have as architects,” he states, saying design “can be used as a tool, like any good thing in our society, to oppress people. And so we have to be aware of the power that we have as architects. We have to try to make room at the table for everyone.” This thinking informs his work with Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects, where he has been a principal alongside Stephan Jaklitsch since 2010, as well as his teaching at Parsons and his advocacy work with Van Alen Institute. Whether designing a showroom, a home, or a center for beekeepers in rural Tanzania, the firm prioritizes a human-centered approach—one that has garnered nine American Institute of Architecture awards, including a National Honor Award for the Marc by Marc Jacobs showroom in New York. Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects 115 W. 27th St. btw. 6th & 7th Aves.

COURTESY Mark Gardner

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AF | New York

22 W. 21st St., 5th Fl., btw. 5th & 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.

American Standard, DXV, Grohe

160 5th Ave., at 21st St. (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.

Arteriors

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 608/610, btw. E. 32nd & 33rd Sts. (800) 322-1400 arteriorshome.com Luxury residential and commercial lighting, wall decor, decorative accessories, and furniture

Artistic Tile

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

B&B Italia Madison Avenue

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

Bec Brittain

27 W. 20th St., 11th Fl. btw. 5th & 6th Aves. (212) 220-4008 becbrittain.com Distinctive lighting and product design with luxurious finishes. By appointment only

BuzziSpace

45 W. 21st St., 3rd Fl. (336) 821-3150 buzzi.space BuzziSpace crafts high-quality and original acoustic solutions, lighting, and furnishings for happy and healthy workspaces.

Carl Hansen & Søn

251 Park Ave. S., 13th Fl., btw. 20th & 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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Bendheim

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1602, btw. E. 32nd & 33rd Sts. (800) 606-7621 bendheim.com More than 2,000 varieties of specialty glass. By appointment only

41 W. 25th St., 2nd Fl., btw. Broadway & 6th Ave. (212) 627-2060 carnegiefabrics.com Supplying textiles and wall-coverings to the world’s leading interior architects and designers

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

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 510, btw. E. 32nd & 33rd Sts. (212) 683-3600 cfmodern.com Featuring Steve Cassler and Irwin Feld’s custom midcentury furniture collection

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

11 W. 25th St., 3rd Fl., at Broadway (212) 219-3677 cfadesigns.net Contemporary collections from Italy, including kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, doors, furniture, and lighting

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846 Madison Ave., btw. E. 69th & 70th Sts. (212) 308-9390 christofle.com The 6,000-square-foot showroom serves as the North American headquarters for this world-class silvercraft brand.

181 Madison Ave., at 34th St. (212) 685-0800 ddcnyc.com DesignPost offers a selection of luxury contemporary furnishings and accessories for both residential and contract in highly curated, mono-brand vignettes across several breathtaking showrooms in NYC, Miami, and Los Angeles.

255 5th Ave., 6th Fl., btw. E. 28th & 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.

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.

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 414, btw. E. 32nd & 33rd Sts. (212) 651-4389 fermobusa.com Fermob is a French design-driven outdoor furniture manufacturer that creates inspiring, colorful outdoor spaces.

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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.

Davis Furniture

200 Lexington Ave, Ste. 1304, btw. E. 32nd & 33rd Sts. (212) 683-7272 davisfurniture.com Contract furnishings ranging from lounge seating and tables to accessories

ddc

134 Madison Ave., at 31st St. (212) 685-0800 ddcnyc.com At the epicenter of design, ddc offers a selection of highly curated, luxury contemporary furnishings, and accessories for both residential and contract across several breathtaking showrooms in NYC, Miami, and Los Angeles.

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Duravit USA (ICFF Booth 2121)

105 Madison Ave., btw. E. 29th & 30th Sts. (212) 686-0033 duravit.us German manufacturer of bathroom fixtures and accessories created in collaboration with renowned architects and designers

DUXIANA

9 W. 20th St., btw. 5th & 6th Aves. (212) 777-0771 duxiana.com The Dux Bed: advanced technology in sleeping

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Florim

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

Forty One Madison

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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Global Furniture Group

386 Park Ave. S., 7th Fl., at E. 27th St. (212) 545-9900 globalfurnituregroup.com Global Furniture Group is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of office furniture solutions, including seating, desking, workstations, and storage.

Gunlocke

257 Park Ave. S., 14th Fl., btw. E. 20th & 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.

HBF Textiles

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

Herman Miller Store

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.

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200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1101, btw. E. 32nd & 33rd Sts. (646) 742-0192 keilhauer.com Curated by world-renowned furniture designers with scrupulous attention to detail

20 W. 22nd St., Ste. 903, btw. 5th & 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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Kimball Office New York

215 Park Ave. S., 3rd Fl., at E. 18th St. (800) 916-7728 kimballoffice.com By blending technology with materials, Kimball Office offers relevant solutions that carry workplaces into the future.

Kohler Experience Center

6 W. 22nd St., btw. 5th & 6th Aves. (855) 466-7031 kohlerexperiencecenternyc.com An entirely new experience in the Flatiron District—the first ever KOHLER Experience Center

Ligne Roset

250 Park Ave. S., btw. E. 19th & 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.

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Minotti New York

134 Madison Ave., at 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.

Molteni&C | Dada | UniFor Flagship Store

160 Madison Ave., btw. E. 32nd & 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.

Moooi New York Showroom & Brand Store

36 E. 31st St., btw. Park & 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 and accessories

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New York Design Center

200 Lexington Ave., btw. E. 32nd & 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.

Poggenpohl New York Downtown Kitchen Design Studio

270 Park Ave. S., at E. 21st St. (212) 228-3334 nydowntown.poggenpohl.com Poggenpohl is the world’s longest-established, most renowned luxury kitchen brand— creating the perfect kitchen, from conception to completion.

Poliform | Madison

112 Madison Ave., at 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.

16 Madison Sq. W., 3rd Fl., btw. 24th & 25th Sts. (212) 391-7200 poppin.com Visit our showroom to learn more about the Poppin Furniture Collection and services for the trade.

419 Park Ave. S., 17th Fl., at 25th St. (212) 421-3300 suiteny.com Iconic European designs alongside pieces from up-and-coming international designers

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Porcelanosa

202 5th Ave., btw. W. 25th & 26th Sts. (201) 995-1310 porcelanosa-usa.com Luxurious tile, kitchen, and bath products

Royal Botania Corp.

255 5th Ave., 6th Fl., btw. E. 28th and 29th 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

200 Lexington Ave., btw. E. 32nd & 33rd Sts. (914) 834-3600 sonnemanawayoflight.com Illumination from the art of technology, in a brand-new showroom

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Toto USA New York

20 West 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

Versteel

200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1106, btw. E. 32nd & 33rd Sts. (800) 876-2120 versteel.com Versteel designs and manufactures tables, seating, and collaborative products for contract furniture environments.

West NYC | Home

135 5th Ave., 2nd Fl., at 20th St. (212) 529-3636 westnyc-home.com Showroom featuring furniture, closets, lighting, and rugs, including the exclusive collections of Living Divani and Porro

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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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11 E. 31st St. arlohotels.com/arlo-nomad Located north of Madison Square Park and a short walk from the Empire State Building, Arlo Hotel NoMad has thoughtfully designed guest rooms with playful touches.

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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

Students in SVA’s MFA in Products of Design program created tools for surviving the climate apocalypse, like this portable hammock for emergency shelter by Yuko Hanai. This and other designs are on view in an exhibition at WantedDesign Manhattan, May 18–21. METROPOLIS

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Design Destination FORTY one madison Designed by Emery Roth & Sons and originally opened in 1974 as the New York Merchandise Mart, this 23-floor glass-and-steel design center houses showrooms representing more than 125 global brands. Product categories include tableware, gifts, housewares, accent furnishings, and lighting from leading manufacturers. The center, which overlooks Madison Square Park, is also home to the New York Tabletop Show, which occurs twice yearly in the spring and fall.

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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 With nearly 100 showrooms, this trade-only center has been the design industry’s premier source for furniture, lighting, fabric, floor- and wallcoverings, and kitchen and bath accessories for more than 85 years. Built in 1926 as the New York Furniture Exchange, the 16-story, 500,000square-foot center is the country’s oldest furniture and design building and a vital resource for A&D professionals. The NYDC continues to introduce new initiatives, such as Access to Design, which allows the public to visit the center and get information about working with designers.

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

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Soho & Noho Donald Judd, whose home and studio on Spring Street now houses the Judd Foundation, is just one of many legendary artists who helped transform this historic, 19thcentury industrial district into an enclave of creative studios during the 1970s. Still largely characterized by cobblestone streets and cast-iron buildings, the area is now a shopping district, host to upscale showrooms, fashion boutiques, and restaurants.

I.M. Pei and James Ingo Freed designed University Plaza at New York University (1967) to fill a need for student housing as the school transitioned from a commuter college to a residential university. The five-acre complex includes three 30-story towers. Bleecker St. & West Broadway Photo by Mark Wickens soho & noho

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“New York City is all about repurposing; it’s a perpetual urban experiment. Our practice at 2x4 is largely devoted to fomenting and investigating that transformation.” —Susan Sellers

Susan Sellers, a founding partner at the design firm 2x4 and a senior design critic at the Yale School of Art, works in a wide range of scales and media, from brand strategy to exhibition design. Since 1994, 2x4 has led the vanguard of critical, intellectually rigorous graphic and environmental design. During NYCxDESIGN, attendees have the chance to experience some of that work at a pop-up restaurant designed by 2x4 and David Rockwell in collaboration with Surface. Known as The Diner and riffing on archetypal American cultural exports, it first made a splash last year at Salone del Mobile in Milan. “In New York, diners reflect the inherent diversity of American culture,” Sellers says of the project in its new context. “The uniformity of the aluminum facade, neon signage, leatherette booths, and patterned Formica is reinterpreted through every person that flips the burgers and pours the coffee or takes a seat at the counter.” 2X4 180 Varick St. btw. King and Charlton Sts.

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476 Broadway, Ste. 2F, btw. Broome and Grand Sts. (212) 647-8900 arper.com Design for living and working

152 Wooster St., btw. Prince & Houston Sts. (212) 966-0669 cappellini.it Constantly pushing the boundaries of modern design with updates to beloved collections and new designs by up-and-coming talent

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

Cappellini New York

Artemide

151 Wooster St., btw. Prince & Houston Sts. (212) 228-8186 cassina.com Authentic reproductions of Le Corbusier’s masterpieces, among other legendary designs

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

Blu Dot

140 Wooster St., btw. Houston & Prince Sts. (212) 780-9058 bludot.com Inventive use of materials, efficient fabrication strategies, and playful sensibility

Boffi Soho

31½ 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

Bulthaup

158 Wooster St., at Houston St. (212) 966-7183 newyork.bulthaup.com Custom-built architectural kitchen systems

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De Vera

1 Crosby St., btw. Grand & Howard Sts. (212) 625-0838 deveraobjects.com Beautiful objects with a singular point of view

Design Within Reach Soho

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

Dom Interiors

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

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FontanaArte

45 Greene St., btw. Grand & Broome Sts. (212) 334-3295 fontanaarte.com Design, lighting, and furniture made in Italy since 1932

Foscarini Spazio Soho

20 Greene St., btw. Canal & Grand Sts. (212) 257-4412 foscarini.com Dedicated to light, promoting thoughts and enlightening new ideas, and proposing original and specific installations

Fritz Hansen

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

Gandia Blasco

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

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19 Bond St., at Lafayette St. (212) 777-7984 centralplumbingspec.com Contemporary offerings perfect for the downtown scene

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

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

Ingo Maurer

89 Grand St., at Greene St. (212) 965-8817 ingo-maurer.com German lighting designer Ingo Maurer’s New York outpost

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

Ligne Roset SoHo

155 Wooster St., #A, btw. Houston & Prince Sts. (212) 253-5629 ligne-roset.com Known for artful collaborations with contemporary designers, Ligne Roset offers a lifestyle in which to live boldly and beautifully.

Matter

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

88 Wooster St., btw. Spring & Broome Sts. (646) 713-1209 therugcompany.com High-end contemporary carpets

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

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nanimarquina

588 Broadway, Ste. 607, btw. Houston & Prince Sts. (646) 701-7058 nanimarquina.com/en U.S. showroom from the Spanish rug designer Nani Marquina

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

14 Wooster St., btw. Grand & Canal Sts. (212) 334-1809 luceplanusa.com Award-winning producer of consumer, technical, architectural, and contract lighting fixtures made in Italy 118

The Future Perfect

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

Luceplan USA

MoMA Design Store Soho

Lindsey Adelman Studio

1 Great Jones St., at Great Jones Alley (212) 625-1230 lindseyadelman.com Custom lighting made in New York City. By appointment only

Scavolini Soho Gallery

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Rich Brilliant Willing

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

The Rug Company

The Shade Store

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

Tom Dixon

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

Valcucine

66 Crosby St., btw. Broome & Spring Sts. (212) 334-3295 valcucine.com Kitchen cabinets and accessories focused on aesthetics and creativity

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American Design Club

Canal Street Market, 265 Canal St. americandesignclub.com AmDC is a platform for creative brands to show, share and sell their work.

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231 Hudson St. arlohotels.com/arlo-soho Arlo’s Soho hotel offers thoughtfully designed guest rooms that combine flexible, modern furniture with efficient storage and playful touches.

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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.

The Cooper Union

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

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.

Pratt Manhattan Gallery

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.

On view at the Center for Architecture through May 18: Patchwork: The Architecture of Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak, the first comprehensive presentation of the Polish architect’s work outside Poland Metropolis

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Design Destination Storefront for Art & Architecture Founded in the 1980s, this cross-disciplinary forum for design ideas and dialogue hosts events and competitions to promote innovation and public discourse around critical issues currently impacting art and architecture. Under the direction of José Esparza Chong Cuy, the recently appointed executive director and chief curator, Storefront continues to host rigorous exhibitions at the intersection of art and design. The space’s striking facade—a collaboration between artist Vito Acconci and architect Steven Holl—is a composition of 12 pivoting sections capable of opening the entire length of the narrow gallery space to the street.

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Storefront for Art & Architecture 97 Kenmare St. btw. Cleveland Pl. & Mulberry St. storefrontnews.org

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Lower Manhattan Manhattan’s southern tip is a study in contrasts. From the waterfront Seaport District to the hidden plazas and skyscrapers of Wall Street and the bustling enclaves of Chinatown and Little Italy, this area offers a taste of New York’s rich and varied density. Brookfield Place, opposite the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center, has brought new shopping and dining experiences, as well as arts and events, to Battery Park.

Designed by William N. Breger, the Tribeca Synagogue (1967) is easy to miss considering its distinct undulating, marble-clad facade. Inside, the form presents its curve in woodpaneled form to the congregation, helping to amplify sound. 49 White St. btw. Church St. & Broadway Photo by Mark Wickens Lower manhattan

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Local Connections

“At Design Trust, design has multiple dimensions... including design literacy at all levels of civic engagement. Our mission has been to search for and support ideas that are generated by all types of people in all five boroughs.” —Susan Chin

“Distinctive design and public art pique people’s curiosity about their city and elevate their spirit and civic pride.” So believes Susan Chin, the executive director of the Design Trust for Public Space, an organization that works with city agencies and the community to advance the role of public spaces. The architect, advocate, and former assistant commissioner at the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs sees her current role as an opportunity, one that can connect New Yorkers with their city and empower them to stand up for the public spaces they want. “We help local leaders employ creative problem-solving, design, and negotiation skills in order to help them be better advocates for funding, project priorities, and content,” explains Chin. With an office in Lower Manhattan’s 19th-century street grid, the Design Trust is close to the nexus of city government, including City Hall. Design Trust for Public Space 40 Worth St. btw. Church St. & West Broadway

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Susan Chin, Design Trust for Public Space, executive director

Lower Manhattan

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30 Broad St., btw. Beaver St. & Exchange Pl. alu.com Midcentury and custom furniture provider with 25 years of experience

David Weeks Studio

38 Walker St., btw. Broadway & Church St. davidweeksstudio.com This stand-alone Manhattan showroom features iconic lighting, innovative furniture, accessories, and toys by Weeks.

Donzella

17 White St., btw. 6th Ave. & West Broadway donzella.com Modernist 20th-century furniture by Paolo Buffa, Paul László, and Angelo Mangiarotti

Egg Collective

304 Hudson St., #307, btw. Vandam & Spring Sts. eggcollective.com Exquisitely engineered furniture and lighting from ICFF 2012’s Best New Designer winner

38 N. Moore St., btw. Hudson & Varick Sts. espasso.com Contemporary and midcentury Modern Brazilian furniture

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

Espasso

Howard Hughes Corporation / Seaport District

19 Fulton St., at Front St. seaportdistrict.nyc Lower Manhattan’s historic South Street Seaport, revitalized for the 21st century

Lasvit

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

PEDINI New York

Property

57 Walker St., btw. Broadway & Church St. propertyfurniture.com Complete lifestyle brand representing European and American designers and featuring a mixture of edgy, vintage, and soft modern pieces

Robert Kuo

303 Spring St., at Hudson St. robertkuo.com Robert Kuo offers a wide variety of decorative objects, from small tabletop pieces to furniture and large landscaping elements.

Let There Be Neon

38 White St., btw. Broadway & Church St. lettherebeneon.com Exclusive creations by this unique neon studio

Egg Collective—Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie—crafts handmade pieces, like this Kenny Dining Table, from natural materials. 128

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GoodWeave brings visibility to global supply chains, gives voice to marginalized workers, provides assurance that certified products are free of child labor, and restores childhood to vulnerable children.

Look for the GoodWeave label. Learn more at GoodWeave.org or by visiting one of the following GoodWeave partners.

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25 N. Moore St., at Varick St. roomonline.com One of Tribeca’s furniture and lighting staples for more than 20 years, the 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 the unparalleled customer service.

44 White St., btw. Broadway & Church St. stevensclaroff.com Quirky, cool, and unusual vintage furniture, art, and objects from interior designer Steven Sclaroff

146 Duane St., btw. West Broadway & Church St. tracywilliamsltd.com Contemporary art gallery focusing on emerging or mid-career American and global artists

52 White St., btw. Broadway & Church St. tedmuehling.com Sophisticated jewelry, decorative objects, and tabletop accessories

533 Canal St., btw. Washington & Greenwich Sts. wyeth.nyc Midcentury Modern furniture and decorative objects

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Salomon Arts Gallery

83 Leonard St., 4th Fl., btw. Broadway & Church St. salomonarts.com Founded in 1975 as an artist workspace, Salomon Arts showcases the works of emerging visual artists.

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Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co.

27 Vestry St., at Hudson St. schoolhouseelectric.com Handblown-glass light fixtures crafted from Depression-era molds

Shinola

177 Franklin St., btw. Greenwich & Hudson Sts. shinola.com Retailer of fine watches, bicycles, and leather accessories made in Detroit

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Steven Alan

103 Franklin St., btw. Church St. & West Broadway stevenalan.com Loft-inspired space featuring apothecary, accessories, and clothing

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10 Corso Como DRINKSxDESIGN

1 Fulton St. 10corsocomo.nyc 10 Corso Como blends fashion, food, art, music, design, and lifestyle in the Seaport district. The café serves extraordinarily fresh Italian classics that highlight seasonal ingredients.

33 Peck Slip mrcseaport.com Mr. C Seaport is a Leading Hotels of the World oasis from the Cipriani family nestled in the lively South Street Seaport.

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Osteria della Pace at Eataly DRINKSxDESIGN

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

101 Liberty St. eataly.com/us_en/stores/ nyc-downtown/ osteria-della-pace A secluded dining room at Eataly’s bustling downtown market offers authentic regional Italian fare.

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Colony

324 Canal St., 2nd Fl. goodcolony.com Founded and curated by Jean Lin, Colony is a community of independent furniture, lighting, textiles, and objects designers.

Last Light at Sister City DRINKSxDESIGN 225 Bowery sistercitynyc.com Take in sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline and enjoy a cocktail at Sister City’s rooftop bar.

Moxy NYC Downtown

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Mr. C Seaport

26 Ann St. moxynycdowntown.com Moxy is a hotel that breaks the rules by design, offering a basketball court, arcade, suspended chairs in guestrooms, and cocktails for days.

Patrick Parrish Gallery

50 Lispenard St. patrickparrish.com The space exhibits young, emerging artists and designers alongside rare, midcentury pieces.

Pier 17, Seaport District

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

R & Company

64 White St. r-and-company.com R & Company represents a distinguished group of historic and contemporary designers whose work is among the most innovative and finely crafted of their time.

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Sister City

225 Bowery sistercitynyc.com A 200-room hotel on the Lower East Side from the studio behind the Ace Hotel New York

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Temple Court at The Beekman DRINKSxDESIGN

5 Beekman St. templecourtnyc.com Chef and owner Tom Colicchio offers contemporary twists on classic turn-of-the-century dishes in a nod to the history of Lower Manhattan.

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The Beekman

123 Nassau St. thebeekman.com The Beekman, a hotel in Lower Manhattan, offers luxurious accommodations and nearby attractions.

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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.

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Design Destination Westfield World Trade Center Opened in 2016, the Oculus is Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava’s soaring addition to the World Trade Center complex. Primarily a transit hub serving several subway lines as well as the PATH train to New Jersey, the Oculus astounds visitors with its bone-white ribs and airy interior. The building’s main atrium is illuminated by a skylight that runs its entire length and is a downtown retail destination.

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Westfield World Trade Center 185 Greenwich St. at Fulton St. westfield.com/westfieldworldtradecenter

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Brooklyn Brooklyn is an NYCxDESIGN mustvisit, host to both WantedDesign Brooklyn and Brooklyn Designs. But even without those fairs, there are more than enough reasons to explore the borough. Besides offering destinations like the Brooklyn Museum and Prospect Park, Brooklyn is home to creative hubs like DUMBO, Williamsburg, Industry City, Red Hook, Greenpoint, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Its many neighborhoods teem with energy and cultural diversity of all kinds.

Tucked away in Brooklyn Heights near Brooklyn Bridge Park is a former dormitory for the Jehovah’s Witnesses by Ulrich Franzen (1970), who is known for his Brutalist buildings. The brick building, praised by architecture critic Peter Blake when it opened, was sold to a private developer in 2017. 119 Columbia Heights btw. Clark & Pineapple Sts., Brooklyn Photo by Mark Wickens brooklyn

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63 Flushing Ave., Bldg. 3, Ste. 404, Unit 191 (718) 237-4313 americandesignclub.com A platform for over 40 creative brands. By appointment only

29 Norman Ave. a-d-o.com A/D/O is a space in Greenpoint dedicated to expanding the reach of design. A former warehouse, it has been converted into a space for creative exchange.

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Eric Manigian Studio

141 Flushing Ave., Bldg. 77, bklyndesigns.com Located at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, BROOKLYN DESIGNS is Brooklyn’s premier design event showcasing a cross section of design, architecture, and art.

68 Jay St., Ste. 618, btw. Front & Water Sts. (646) 470-8733 ericmanigian.com Contemporary furniture made by hand from salvaged wood. By appointment only

The Primary Essentials

372 Atlantic Ave., btw. Hoyt & Bond Sts. (718) 522-1804 theprimaryessentials.com A home and gift boutique with wares by local designers and artisans

Think Fabricate

25 Chapel St., Ste. 900, btw. Jay St. & Flatbush Ave. (718) 797-1041 thinkfabricate.com Thoughtful designs, artfully fabricated in Brooklyn

West Elm

2 Main St., at Water St. (718) 243-0149 westelmworkspace.com Modern furnishings and home decor featuring inspiring designs and colors

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200 Eastern Pkwy. brooklynmuseum.org A world-class art museum in the heart of Brooklyn

Brooklyn Navy Yard

63 Flushing Ave., Unit 300, btw. N. Oxford & Cumberland Sts. brooklynnavyyard.org Once a shipbuilding facility, now an industrial park with furniture showrooms and studios. Public tours through bldg92.org

Leuca at the William Vale DRINKSxDESIGN

111 N. 12th St. thewilliamvale.com/ dining/leuca From chef Andrew Carmellini, Leuca serves fresh fare inspired by the cuisine of Southern Italy, including house-made pastas and wood-fired pizzas.

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200 Willoughby Ave. pratt.edu Pratt Institute is a global leader in higher education dedicated to preparing students for careers in art, design, architecture, information and library science, and liberal arts and sciences.

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28 Adams St., at Water St. powerhousearena.com A hybrid bookstore, gallery, boutique, and event space

The William Vale

111 N. 12th St. thewilliamvale.com Bold, boutique, and inspired by Brooklyn, The William Vale is the newest independent hotel in Williamsburg.

Cecconi’s Dumbo DRINKSxDESIGN

55 Water St. cecconisdumbo.com Located in Brooklyn Bridge Park, this upscale waterfront restaurant serves Italian classics.

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AJ Madison Inc.

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

Design Within Reach Brooklyn Outlet

Industry City, 219 36th St., Bldg. 3, btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. (718) 832-6500 dwr.com A world leader in authentic modern design, offering furniture, lighting, and accessories

Erie Basin

388 Van Brunt St., at Dikeman St. (718) 554-6147 eriebasin.com A curated selection of antique jewelry and furniture

Flavor Paper

Industry City, 220 36th St., Bldg. 5 btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. (718) 422-0230 flavorpaper.com The hip brand’s main production facility for state-of-the-art digital wallpaper printing

IC Store by WantedDesign

274 36th St., btw. 2nd & 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.

Pickett Furniture

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

SHAKÚFF

34 35th St., 2nd Fl., B-SW, btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. (646) 832-4721 shakuff.com Eclectic, modern custom glass lighting and handcrafted decor

Lotta Jansdotter

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

131 8th St., btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. (718) 755-9945 jansdotter.com Independent designer selling fabric, books, and paper goods

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182 4th Ave., 2nd Fl., btw. DeGraw & Douglass Sts. (718) 855-5463 brightlyons.com Curiosity shop featuring a mix of midcentury Modern furniture, contemporary artwork, vintage art, and books

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Brooklyn Army Terminal

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.

FAD Market at The Invisible Dog Art Center

51 Bergen St. fadmarket.co The curated marketplace for handcrafted goods by local artists and makers sets up shop at The Invisible Dog Art Center in Boerum Hill.

Industry City

220 36th St., #2-A, btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. industrycity.com/design Historic, 30-acre manufacturing and innovation complex on the waterfront in Sunset Park, and Brooklyn’s premier destination during NYCxDESIGN. Host to the IC Design Festival and WantedDesign Brooklyn

WantedDesign Brooklyn at Industry City

274 36th St. wanteddesignnyc.com WantedDesign Brooklyn takes place at Industry City and is dedicated to promoting design and fostering the international creative community.

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274 36th St., btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves. industrycity.com/icdf In addition to WantedDesign Brooklyn, the Design Schools Workshop, and Wanted Career Day, IC Design Festival by WantedDesign features installations, campus-wide activities, and IC Open Studios. Runs May 16–20

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Innovative industrial space for special events and leasing. Under one amazing roof.

NYCxDESIGN 2019 BAT Events Kara Walker presents The Colossus of Rutgers 5/12–5/25 Parsons MFA Fashion Design & Society Graduate Exhibition 5/14–5/21 Futureworks Makerspace Open House 5/11, 5/18 Visit bat.nyc

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Local Connections

“It’s not only about using materials that are unique or different, it’s really about using them in ways they’ve never been used before or combining materials that normally don’t appear next to one another.” —Arielle Assouline-Lichten

Arielle Assouline-Lichten, the architect and designer behind Slash Projects, is the recipient of this year’s American Design Honors, a WantedDesign awards program. Her Greenpoint, Brooklyn–based studio is within walking distance of several marble and metal fabricators, a proximity she says influences the unexpected combinations (recycled rubber gym flooring, brass, marble) employed by her product offshoot, Slash Objects. The studio has gained recognition for its line of tabletop objects such as coasters, mouse pads, and mirrors, as well as its Coexist Collection of furniture. The Coexist Daybed, which riffs on the chaise longue, debuts during WantedDesign Manhattan. “When people experience my work they come over and they want to touch it immediately. They want to pet it and think about how it was put together,” says Assouline-Lichten. “To me that’s the success of the piece.” Slash Objects 67 West St. at Noble St., Brooklyn

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A curated exhibition of design work by exceptional graduating students in the School of Design, School of Architecture, and School of Art.

MAY 15, 6–9 PM CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION FOR INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS AND ALUMNI

High School students are encouraged to visit May 16th.

RSVP online at prattshowsdesign2019.eventbrite.com

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MAY 16–21, 9 AM–9 PM Free and open to the public 200 Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn, NY

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Design Destination Waterfront Creative Hubs Two massive industrial centers, Industry City and the Brooklyn Navy Yard, have been reborn as waterfront epicenters of design and incubators for a new generation of urban manufacturing. This year, the Navy Yard, home to producers of everything from countertops to craft whiskey, hosts Brooklyn Designs (May 10–12), a celebration of the borough’s flourishing creative scene. Further south, WantedDesign Brooklyn at Industry City (May 16–20) features installations, exhibitions, and open studios as part of the lively IC Design Festival (May 16–20). Brooklyn Designs 141 Flushing Ave. at Clinton Ave., Brooklyn May 10–12 bklyndesigns.com WantedDesign Brooklyn Industry City, 274 36th St. btw. 2nd & 3rd Aves., Brooklyn May 16–20 wanteddesignnyc.com.

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Matthias Pliessnig at IC Locals at WantedDesign Brooklyn curated by Hannah Martin

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Queens

Queens, the site of two World’s Fairs and several museums—from MoMA PS1 to SculptureCenter and the Noguchi Museum—is rich in cultural (and with that, culinary) diversity. Between bites, enjoy the borough’s many waterfront vistas along the East River, ride the subway to Rockaway Beach, catch a New York Mets game, or see the impressive 1:1,200 scale model of New York City at the Queens Museum. 150

The New York Hall of Science (1964), designed by Wallace Harrison for the World’s Fair, is striking for its undulating concrete walls embedded with panels of hand-cut stained glass. 47-01 111th St., Corona, Queens Photo by Mark Wickens

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Showrooms Stickbulb Studio/ Showroom at RUX Studios

10-40 46th Ave., 2nd Fl. (347) 460-2852 stickbulb.com Sleek, sustainable, architectural beam lights out of reclaimed wood, handmade in Long Island City

Destinations Dorsky Gallery

11-03 45th Ave. dorsky.org Dedicated to promoting contemporary visual arts to a public audience via exhibitions, publications, discussions, and talks

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Grand Central Pkwy., btw. 111th St. & College Pt. Blvd. nycgovparks.org/parks/ flushing-meadows-corona-park The site of the 1939 and 1964 World’s Fairs

Flux Factory

39-31 29th St. fluxfactory.org Flux Factory supports emerging artists through residencies and exhibitions and provides affordable space to 40 local and international artists-in-residence annually.

Gantry Plaza State Park

4-09 47th Rd., at East River parks.ny.gov/parks/149 12-acre park on the East River in Long Island City

Knockdown Center

52-19 Flushing Ave. knockdown.center A multidisciplinary space for experimental programming in visual arts, performance, music, and more

Local Project

11-27 44th Rd. localproject.org A gallery that brings together young and experimental artists

Modern Art Foundry

18-70 41st St., btw. 19th Ave. & Berrian Blvd. modernartfoundry.com A family-owned and -run business that casts pieces for many well-known sculptors

MoMA PS1

22-25 Jackson Ave. momaps1.org One of the oldest and largest nonprofit contemporary art institutions in the United States

Museum of the Moving Image

36-01 35th Ave. movingimage.us A film and media museum

Queens Botanical Garden

43-50 Main St. queensbotanical.org A lush, nearly 40-acre landscape

Queens Library

37-44 21st St. queenslibrary.org Serving 2.3 million people from 62 locations

Queens Museum

New York City Building, Flushing Meadows Corona Park queensmuseum.org Art museum known for the “Panorama,” a building-forbuilding model of New York City

SculptureCenter

44-19 Purves St. sculpture-center.org An international forum that presents exhibitions, commissions new work, and generates scholarship

Socrates Sculpture Park

32-01 Vernon Blvd. socratessculpturepark.org An accessible, public art space and city park that displays contemporary sculpture in a waterfront setting

The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass

Queens Museum, New York City Building, Corona Park theneustadt.org With selected pieces on view at the Queens Museum, this is a collection of Louis C. Tiffany’s lamps, windows, metalwork, and rare archival materials.

The Noguchi Museum

9-01 33rd Rd. noguchi.org An intimate museum dedicated to advancing the understanding and appreciation of Isamu Noguchi’s art and legacy

Topaz Arts

55-03 39th Ave. topazarts.org A nonprofit multidisciplinary arts organization founded in 2000 by artists Todd B. Richmond and Paz Tanjuaquio to support the creative process in contemporary performance and visual arts

USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center

Flushing Meadows Corona Park usta.com Host of the U.S. Open in the late summer and public courts throughout the year Metropolis

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“Moving out here is one of the best things we’ve done with our office.” —Jan Wilker

Jan Wilker is the German half of German-Icelandic graphic design duo karlssonwilker, serving as the firm’s creative director. Together with Hjalti Karlsson, Wilker has been producing eye-catching and playful graphic design campaigns for a diversity of clients— including MINI and the Museum of the Moving Image—since 2000. In 2016, the Manhattan building that housed their studio was sold for development, so they decamped to Ridgewood, Queens, finding a new home in a former knitting factory with a south-facing garden and storefront. “Moving out here is one of the best things we’ve done with our office,” says Wilker, who talks enthusiastically about the opportunities the new space presents. Wilker and Karlsson plan to open a small design shop in the building this spring, creating a platform to share work by the studio and its friends. karlssonwilker 682 Woodward Ave. btw. Gates Ave. & Palmetto St., Queens

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metropolismag.com Discover the most innovative architecture and design from around the world—whenever and however you want. Easy access to the big ideas driving design at all scales, from products to cities. Meet the innovative minds behind the projects and ideas that matter most. Thoughtful, provocative, and informative commentary about the built environment.

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The ferry to the Greenest Borough is free and affords close-up views of the Statue of Liberty. Back on land, enjoy historic sites dating back to the Revolutionary War, waterfront dining, and more than 12,300 acres of parkland. Freshkills Park is the newest addition—an ongoing landfill reclamation project more than three times the size of Central Park that offers kayaking, wildlife viewing, running paths, and playgrounds. 154

Located in Oakwood Heights, the Monsignor Farrell High School was designed by Charles Luckman Associates (the firm also designed Madison Square Garden and Penn Station). The building opened in 1962. 2900 Amboy Rd., Staten Island Photo by Mark Wickens

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Destinations Alice Austen House

2 Hylan Blvd., at Edgewater St. aliceausten.org Historic home of a pioneering American photographer

ArtSpace at Staten Island Arts

23 Navy Pier Court statenislandarts.org/artspace ArtSpace exhibits both international and local artists, including visual artists, poets, musicians, writers, and performers. The focus is on artistic projects that are place-based, examining local communities.

Empire Outlets

55 Richmond Terrace empireoutlets.nyc Empire Outlets is New York City’s premier outdoor shopping and dining center with picture-perfect views of Lower Manhattan.

Greenbelt Nature Center

700 Rockland Ave., at Brielle Ave. sigreenbelt.org 2,800 acres of public parkland in the central hills of Staten Island

Historic Richmond Town

National Lighthouse Museum

200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point lighthousemuseum.org Located on the former site of the United States Lighthouse Service’s General Depot in St. George, Staten Island, the National Lighthouse Museum educates visitors about the history and technology of the nation’s lighthouses.

Sandy Ground Historical Museum

23 Navy Pier Ct., at Front St. statenislandarts.org An organization dedicated to cultivating a sustainable and diverse cultural community for the people of Staten Island

Staten Island MakerSpace

450 Front St., Unit B, at Thompson St. makerspace.nyc Community workshop and coworking space for makers, builders, and artists

Staten Island Museum at Snug Harbor

1000 Richmond Terrace Bldg. A statenislandmuseum.org Dedicated to natural science, art, and history since 1881

Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden

1000 Richmond Terrace snug-harbor.org The historic center has become a regional arts center, botanical garden, and public park.

St. George Theatre

35 Hyatt St., at Central Ave. stgeorgetheatre.org Newly renovated 2,800-seat theater in the center of the historic St. George district

441 Clarke Ave., at Arthur Kill Rd. historicrichmondtown.org Living history village to experience colonial life

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North of Manhattan, the Bronx is home to the New York Yankees, the birthplace of hip-hop, and the site of some of the city’s most impressive parks, gardens, and culinary delights. Visit Little Italy on Arthur Avenue for cannolis and traditional Italian markets, stroll through the expansive New York Botanical Garden, or tour a house where Edgar Allan Poe penned some of his most enduring poems. 156

Marcel Breuer designed five notable concrete and steel structures (1959–70) for NYU’s uptown campus (now Bronx Community College): Colston Hall, Polowczyk Hall, Meister Hall, Community Hall, and Begrisch Hall (pictured above, a designated landmark). 2155 University Ave. at Sedgwick Ave. & Hall of Fame Terrace, the Bronx Photo by Mark Wickens

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Destinations Arthur Avenue Retail Market

Arthur Ave. & E. 187th St. arthuravenuebronx.com The heart of Little Italy in the Belmont section of the Bronx

Bartow Pell Mansion Museum and Carriage House

895 Shore Rd. bartowpellmansionmuseum.org Landmark and museum built between 1836 and 1842 in Pelham Bay Park

Bronx Art Space

305 E. 140th St., #1 bronxartspace.com Started in 2008 by Linda Cunningham and Mitsu Hadeishi, Bronx Art Space is a nonprofit gallery that promotes the innovative ideas of underrepresented and emerging artists and curators.

Bronx River Art Center

1087 E. Tremont Ave. bronxriverart.org BRAC is a culturally diverse, multi-arts, nonprofit organization that provides a forum for community, artists, and youth to transform creativity into vision.

Bronx Zoo

2300 Southern Blvd. bronxzoo.com Spanning 265 acres, the zoo is home to more than 6,000 animals.

City Island

A historic seaport community on a small island off Pelham Bay Park, in Long Island Sound

Edgar Allan Poe Cottage

2640 Grand Concourse bronxhistoricalsociety.org The home where Edgar Allan Poe wrote some of his most famous works in the last years of his life, including “Annabel Lee”

En Foco

1125 Grand Concourse enfoco.org En Foco is a nonprofit that supports contemporary primarily U.S.–based photographers of African, Asian, Latinx, Native American, and Pacific Islander heritage.

The Compound

2242 3rd Ave. thecmpd.com Free Richardson’s creative advertising studio and art gallery in the South Bronx

Van Cortlandt House Museum

6036 Broadway, Van Cortlandt Park vchm.org Set in a 1,000-acre urban park, this house—built in 1748—is the oldest building in the Bronx.

Wave Hill

675 W. 252nd St., at Independence Ave. wavehill.org A 28-acre estate featuring public gardens and a cultural center with views of the Hudson River

New York Botanical Garden

2900 Southern Blvd. nybg.org The national historic landmark’s 250-acre grounds include more than one million living plants.

The Bronx Museum of the Arts

1040 Grand Concourse bronxmuseum.org The contemporary art museum connects diverse audiences to the urban experience through its permanent collection, special exhibitions, and education program.

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Advertiser Index A&D Building metromag.info/ny1

Amuneal metromag.info/ny2

Artistic Tile metromag.info/ny3

AXOR metromag.info/ny4 17 Azimut Yachts metromag.info/ny5

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BuzziSpace metromag.info/ny9

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Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum metromag.info/ny11 77 Davis Furniture metromag.info/ny12

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Dekton/Cosentino City Manhattan metromag.info/ny13

Design Hudson metromag.info/ny14

Design Within Reach metromag.info/ny15

Drinks x Designmetromag.info/ny16

Expormim USA LLC metromag.info/ny17 33 Fashion Institute of Technology metromag.info/ny18 87 Florim metromag.info/ny19

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FortyOneMadison metromag.info/ny20 99 Foscarini metromag.info/ny21

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GROHE metromag.info/ny23 7 Herman Miller metromag.info/ny24 Humanscale metromag.info/ny25 ICFF metromag.info/ny26

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Industry City metromag.info/ny27 139 Interiors from Spain metromag.info/ny28

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Laufen metromag.info/ny29

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London Design Festival metromag.info/ny30 79 Metropolis Magazine metromag.info/ny31

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Museum of Arts and Design metromag.info/ny34 75 New York Design Center metromag.info/ny35

NYC x Design metromag.info/ny36

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Paris Design Week metromag.info/ny37 149 Poliform metromag.info/ny38

Pratt Shows metromag.info/ny39 147 Rich Brilliant Willing metromag.info/ny40

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Royal Botania Corp. metromag.info/ny42 103 Sonneman metromag.info/ny43

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West NYC Home metromag.info/ny50 12-13

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On view

MoMA was a central player in the Good Design movement, which spanned the 1930s to the 1950s. During that time, the museum commissioned a series of competitions and shows that called for affordable, quality designs for everyday life. This exhibition will run until MoMA’s temporary closing on June 15.

Among the many recognizable and now-iconic designs on view at the Museum of Modern Art’s current show, The Value of Good Design, is something less known: a linen textile, screen printed with black ovals in ascending and then descending scale, like the beads of a necklace. The graphic work is by Joel Robinson and was unearthed in the museum’s archives during research conducted for The Value of Good Design. Robinson went on to work in advertising, but not before he designed six textiles for the museum’s similarly titled 1951 exhibition, Good Design. He is the first black designer whose work was acquired for MoMA’s permanent collection.

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