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NEW YORK DESIGN WEEK 2010

By Ray Hu - May 20, 2010

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Inaugurated in 2000, the Triennial program at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum seeks to present the most innovative designs at the center of contemporary culture.
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/ Glen Jackson Taylor 1 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? View of the exhibition space on the second floor.
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/ Glen Jackson Taylor 2 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The Armadillo Body Armor and Face mask improves on the existing personal protective equipment (PPE) currently used for humanitarian de-mining in more than 80 countries and on every continent.
Designed by: Leif Steven Verdu Isachsen, Kode Design
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/ Glen Jackson Taylor 3 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Neonurture is a durable, lowcost neonatal incubator and isolation unit made from standard car parts making it easy to maintain, and source replacement parts in developing countries.
Designed by: Timothy Prestero, Tom Weis, and Emily Rothschild
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/neonurture-car-parts-incubator Glen Jackson Taylor 4 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? 2 prototypes, the "Haptica Braille" watch by David Chavez (left) and "Risk Watch" (right) from Dunne & Raby.
Designed by: David Chavez, and Dunne & Raby
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/ Glen Jackson Taylor 5 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? AdSpecs are a low-cost corrective eyewear. The fluid-filled lenses which has a high refractive index, is sandwiched between two clear and durable plastic membranes.
Designed by: Joshua Silver
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/ Glen Jackson Taylor 6 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The Zon Hearing Aid has microphone ports horizontally along the aid's spine for improved clarity, directionality, and speech audibility.
Designed by: Stuart Karten, Eric Olson, Paul Kirley, and Dennis Schroeder, Stuart Karten Design.
www.kartendesign.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 7 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Return to Sender is a simple, nontoxic, biodegradable casket.
Designed by: Greg Holdsworth
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/return-to-sender-artisan-eco-casket Glen Jackson Taylor 8 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The FLAKE partition, made from Tyvek.
Designed by: Mia Cullin
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/flake-and-veil-curtains Glen Jackson Taylor 9 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The 10-Unit system manufactured by Artek is an L-shaped element that combines in various ways to form chairs, benches, and tables.
Designed by: Shigeru Ban
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/10-unit-system Glen Jackson Taylor 10 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The DBA heater and humidifier designed for compact and sustainable living are made from eco-safe materials.
Designed by: Leon Ransmeier
www.dba-co.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 11 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Maison Martin Margiela Artisanal line. The Shoestring dress is 400 shoelaces woven together only at the shoulder and waist, with the remaining strings cascading down the legs. The Plastic Fur jacket consists of 29,000 plastic garment-label fasteners attac
Designed by: Martin Margiela
www.maisonmartinmargiela.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 12 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The Nomad table top is constructed as a 3D sandwich with a core made from honeycomb (cellulose), balsa and poplar wood, finished with oak veneer. The legs are made of solid ash
Designed by: Jorre van Ast
jorrevanast.com Glen Jackson Taylor 13 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The t.e. 83 hanging lamp inspired by the traditional Dutch rope-making industry.
Designed by: Christien Meindertsma
www.christienmeindertsma.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 14 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The Alabama Chanin collection employs local artisans in Florence, AL, to create limited-edition, hand sewn garments made from organic, recycled, and new materials.
Designed by: Natalie Chanin
alabamachanin.com Glen Jackson Taylor 15 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The pieces from Alabama Chanin's 2009 and 2010 collections are made from organic cotton with quilting, applique, and embroidery techniques from the Depression-era South.
Designed by: Natalie Chanin
alabamachanin.com Glen Jackson Taylor 16 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Vault201, thin tile vaults that stretch across large spaces without formwork is part of a 700-year-old construction method and is sustainable in a number of ways.
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/mapungubwe-national-park-interpretive-center Glen Jackson Taylor 17 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? IF Mode folding bicycle. Made of lightweight materials with simple components, It eliminates oily chains, complex tubes, hidden dirt traps, and much of the clutter of conventional bicycles.
Designed by: Mark Sanders, Ryan Carroll, and Michael Lin
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/if-mode-folding-bicycle Glen Jackson Taylor 18 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The Green Patriot Posters project, created by Ed Morris and Dmitri Siegel, seeks to revive and redirect the attitude of World War II propaganda, which employed heroic icons such as Rosie the Riveter to unite people from across the political spectrum arou
Designed by: Michael Bierut, Pentagram
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/green-patriot-posters Glen Jackson Taylor 19 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? MIT CityCar, 1/2-scale prototype. Conceived by the Smart Cities group of MIT's Media Lab, the stackable, two-passenger electric CityCar will be available at closely spaced intervals in urban areas where users swipe a card and take the first fully charged
Designed by: William J. Mitchell
cities.media.mit.edu/projects/citycar.html Glen Jackson Taylor 20 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Exhibition space on the ground level at the Cooper-Hewitt.
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/ Glen Jackson Taylor 21 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Z-20 concentrated solar-power system harnesses 70% of the solar energy that hits the dish, making it five times more efficient than conventional flat photovoltaic panels. The solar collector serves a dual purpose by capturing heat from the generator to pr
Designed by: Ezri Tarazi and Ori Levin
www.tarazistudio.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 22 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Detail of the Z-20 concentrated solar-power system.
Designed by: Ezri Tarazi and Ori Levin
www.tarazistudio.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 23 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? NYC Hoop Rack. a thirty-four inch circle made of cast metal and bisected by a horizontal bar, can withstand the harsh environment of city streets. Over the next three years, five thousand racks are expected to be installed in New York.
Designed by: Ian Mahaffy, and Maarten de Greeve
ianmahaffy.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 24 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? ChargePoint Network, a system of smart charging stations that provides curbside charging for plug-in electric and hybrid vehicles.
Designed by: Peter H. Muller
www.coulombtech.com Glen Jackson Taylor 25 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? MetaboliCity is a proposed urban ecosystem that supports modular farming systems. A lightweight textile structure, whose form is based on non-Euclidean geometry and molecular biology, is woven from millimeter-thick fiberglass rods and serves as the scaffo
Designed by: Rachel Wingfield and Mathias Gmachl
www.metabolicity.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 26 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Heath Ceramics tableware.
Designed by: Catherine Bailey and Robin Petravic
www.heathceramics.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 27 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Witches' Kitchen collection, Design with a Conscience series.
Designed by: Tord Boontje
www.artecnicainc.com/Design_with_Conscience Glen Jackson Taylor 28 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The Modular Prosthetic Limb System is the team's latest bionic-arm prototype. Made of lightweight carbon fiber and high-strength alloys, the arm has twenty-five degrees of freedom, or joint motions (the human arm has about thirty), closely mimicking the s
Designed by: Stuart D. Harshbarger
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/project/modular-prosthetic-limb-system Glen Jackson Taylor 29 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The Samarth is a do-it-yourself bicycle trailer that uses local materials and techniques to empower rural Indian women through increasing their mobility.
Designed by: Radhika Bhalla
www.ideasyncrasy.com/index.html Glen Jackson Taylor 30 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The Cabbage chair was created for an exhibition organized in Japan by fashion designer Issey Miyake, who challenged his contemporaries to conceive of new products for the twenty-first century.
Designed by: nendo
www.nendo.jp/en/ Glen Jackson Taylor 31 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? AGV, a high-speed self-propelled train is at the forefront of high-speed, energy-efficient trains being produced for fast and reliable medium-distance service between major cities.
Designed by: Alstom Transport
www.alstom.com Glen Jackson Taylor 32 of 355

National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? The beginning and end of the exhibition at the Cooper-Hewitt
exhibitions.cooperhewitt.org/Why-Design-Now/ Glen Jackson Taylor 33 of 355

Sunny Memories Entrance to Sunny Memories at the Center for Architecture
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 34 of 355

Sunny Memories A view of the exhibition
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 35 of 355

Sunny Memories A view of the exhibition
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 36 of 355

Sunny Memories A view of the exhibition
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 37 of 355

Sunny Memories Tip Tap
Designed by: Romain Jung
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 38 of 355

Sunny Memories Solar Balloon
Designed by: Seongyong Lee
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 39 of 355

Sunny Memories N-47
Designed by: Christophe Machet and Enrique Illanez
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 40 of 355

Sunny Memories N-47
Designed by: Christophe Machet and Enrique Illanez
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 41 of 355

Sunny Memories Dye-based solar cell technology
Designed by: Michael Graetzel
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 42 of 355

Sunny Memories Dye-based solar cell technology
Designed by: Michael Graetzel
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 43 of 355

Sunny Memories Fragran Memories
Designed by: Roman Pin
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 44 of 355

Sunny Memories Outdoor Clock
Designed by: Hye-Yeon Park
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 45 of 355

Sunny Memories Alexandre Kournwsky
Designed by: Electriflore
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 46 of 355

Sunny Memories Garden Glow
Designed by: Emma Caselton
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 47 of 355

Sunny Memories Dress Smart, Live Cool
Designed by: Ismael Studer and Virfile Thevoz
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 48 of 355

Sunny Memories Helio
Designed by: Lea Longis
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 49 of 355

Sunny Memories Heliotone
Designed by: Emile Rosen
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 50 of 355

Sunny Memories Horn
Designed by: Guillian Graves
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 51 of 355

Sunny Memories Faro by Dirk Winkel and Insect Killer by Ming Kyu Choi
Designed by: Dirk Winkel, Ming Jyu Choi
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 52 of 355

Sunny Memories O-li-o
Designed by: Kenny Hopper
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 53 of 355

Sunny Memories Acedia
Designed by: Geoffreoy Buthey and Vanessa Hordies
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 54 of 355

Sunny Memories Source
Designed by: Marion Pinaffo
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 55 of 355

Sunny Memories Mazuyet's Litepot, next to Sushi Sun
Designed by: Christophe Mazuyet
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 56 of 355

Sunny Memories Solar Cloud
Designed by: Giuseppe Guerrierio
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 57 of 355

Sunny Memories Sushi Sun
Designed by: Charlotte Talbot, Aurelie Minder, Dimitri Bahler
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 58 of 355

Sunny Memories Floating Chair
Designed by: Diana Chang
http://www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 59 of 355

Sunny Memories Summer Night's Dream
Designed by: Julia Roth, Veronique Baer
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 60 of 355

Sunny Memories Solar Tile
Designed by: Jamie Tunnard
http://www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 61 of 355

Sunny Memories Solarwall
Designed by: Jenny Redd
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 62 of 355

Sunny Memories Solcool
Designed by: Daniel Castro
www.epfl-ecal-lab.ch/page32323.html Lisa Smith 63 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 64 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 65 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 66 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 67 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 68 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 69 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 70 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 71 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 72 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 73 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 74 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 75 of 355

Areaware and Roll and Hill The Roll and Hill launch party and the Areaware 5th anniversary party took place in the same venue in NoHo. Brit Leissler 76 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 77 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Terrarium lamp in the Cite Goes America show.
Designed by: Lindsey Adelman
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 78 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Juxtaposed Power is the second part of a series of curated bookshelves, bringing together 2,451 pages, 2,390 years, 2,251 wars, 432 revolutions and 90 empires as 7 books in 1 shelf. Seven of the world's most seminal texts on power and its relationship to the ordering of society are brought together and presented on the same level.
Designed by: Mike and Maaike
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 79 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 80 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Folder Shelf in the Cite Goes America show.
Designed by: Daniel Goddemeyer
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 81 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 82 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 83 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 84 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 85 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 86 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 87 of 355

400 sq. ft later: Cite Goes America Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken, Cite Goes America focuses on new American design
citegoesamerica.com Brit Leissler 88 of 355

Inter-connected, curated by Zoe Melo of Touch Selections from Inter-connected, a showcase of Brazilian and Portugeuse design by Zoe Melo of Touch
Designed by: Tete Knecht
www.do-not-touch.com Brit Leissler 89 of 355

Inter-connected, curated by Zoe Melo of Touch Selections from Inter-connected, a showcase of Brazilian and Portuguese design by Zoe Melo of Touch
Designed by: Brunno Jahara
www.do-not-touch.com Brit Leissler 90 of 355

Inter-connected, curated by Zoe Melo of Touch Selections from Inter-connected, a showcase of Brazilian and Portuguese design by Zoe Melo of Touch
Designed by: Cores Da Terra
www.do-not-touch.com Brit Leissler 91 of 355

Inter-connected, curated by Zoe Melo of Touch Detergent Bottle Bag. Selections from Inter-connected, a showcase of Brazilian and Portuguese design by Zoe Melo of Touch
Designed by: Patricia Ferro
www.do-not-touch.com Brit Leissler 92 of 355

Inter-connected, curated by Zoe Melo of Touch Selections from Inter-connected, a showcase of Brazilian and Portuguese design by Zoe Melo of Touch
Designed by: SUSdesign
www.do-not-touch.com Brit Leissler 93 of 355

Inter-connected, curated by Zoe Melo of Touch Unhappy Meal. Selections from Inter-connected, a showcase of Brazilian and Portuguese design by Zoe Melo of Touch
Designed by: Pedro Sottomayor
www.do-not-touch.com Brit Leissler 95 of 355

Itre Light Lounge An outdoor lounge made of lights by Italian lighting manufacturer Itra.
itreusa.com Brit Leissler 96 of 355

ICFF Bernhardt Studio Selections from the Bernhardt Studio young designer spotlight
Designed by: Viktor Skorikov
http://www.icffstudio.com/ Brit Leissler 97 of 355

ICFF Bernhardt Studio Selections from the Bernhardt Studio young designer spotlight
Designed by: Mark Kinsley
http://www.icffstudio.com/ Brit Leissler 98 of 355

ICFF Bernhardt Studio Selections from the Bernhardt Studio young designer spotlight
Designed by: Chase Will
http://www.icffstudio.com/ Brit Leissler 99 of 355

ICFF Bernhardt Studio Selections from the Bernhardt Studio young designer spotlight
Designed by: Chase Will
http://www.icffstudio.com/ Brit Leissler 100 of 355

ICFF Bernhardt Studio Selections from the Bernhardt Studio young designer spotlight
Designed by: Ufuk Keskin and Efecem Kutuk
http://www.icffstudio.com/ Brit Leissler 101 of 355

ICFF Bernhardt Studio Selections from the Bernhardt Studio young designer spotlight
Designed by: Brooke Woosley Brit Leissler 102 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "Smash Mash" Smoothie smash bag for kids. The Constructed Environments department of the Parson's School of Design presented students' work with the theme "Flow". Robert Kirkbride, a professor and the director of the B.F.A. program, wanted students' work to provoke even as it addressed social issues like childhood nutrition or our relationship with nature.
Designed by: Amanda Huffingham
http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/ Brit Leissler 103 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The ArtFuture Design School from Russia presented students' work within the ICFF Schools Show. Most objects featured in one way or another the popular Russian Dolls (only this one featuring an Apple labtop seat without the bites..).
http://www.artfuture.ru/ Brit Leissler 104 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "Skins Bench" The Constructed Environments department of the Parson's School of Design presented students' work with the theme "Flow". Robert Kirkbride, a professor and the director of the B.F.A. program, wanted students' work to provoke even as it addressed social issues like childhood nutrition or our relationship with nature.
Designed by: Vanessa Leung
http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/ Brit Leissler 105 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "Made in the Pines" The Constructed Environments department of the Parson's School of Design presented students' work with the theme "Flow". Robert Kirkbride, a professor and the director of the B.F.A. program, wanted students' work to provoke even as it addressed social issues like childhood nutrition or our relationship with nature.
Designed by: David Hood
http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/ Brit Leissler 106 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The ArtFuture Design School from Russia presented students' work within the ICFF Schools Show. Most objects featured in one way or another the popular Russian Dolls.
http://www.artfuture.ru/ Brit Leissler 107 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The ArtFuture Design School from Russia presented students' work within the ICFF Schools Show. Most objects featured in one way or another the popular Russian Dolls.
http://www.artfuture.ru/ Brit Leissler 108 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The ArtFuture Design School from Russia presented students' work within the ICFF Schools Show. Most objects featured in one way or another the popular Russian Dolls, but this one is an apple labtop seat (but the bites are missing).
http://www.artfuture.ru/ Brit Leissler 109 of 355

Student Work at ICFF Undercover Plunger was the winning entry of the Umbra and Pratt Design annual competition, happening in its 6th year.
Designed by: Michael Liu Brit Leissler 110 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The Umbra and Pratt Design annual competition is now happening in its 6th year. Brit Leissler 111 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The Umbra and Pratt Design annual competition is now happening in its 6th year. Brit Leissler 112 of 355

Student Work at ICFF Student work from the ICFF Schools section Brit Leissler 113 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "I turn off my phone for you" (signal canceling fabric to cover your phone with in a special moment). The Constructed Environments department of the Parson's School of Design presented students' work with the theme "Flow". Robert Kirkbride, a professor and the director of the B.F.A. program, wanted students' work to provoke even as it addressed social issues like childhood nutrition or our relationship with nature.
Designed by: Ingrid Zweifel
http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/ Brit Leissler 114 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The Umbra and Pratt Design annual competition is now happening in its 6th year. Brit Leissler 115 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The Constructed Environments department of the Parson's School of Design presented students' work with the theme "Flow". Robert Kirkbride, a professor and the director of the B.F.A. program, wanted students' work to provoke even as it addressed social issues like childhood nutrition or our relationship with nature.
Designed by: David Lee
http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/ Brit Leissler 116 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "Green Wood Rocking Stool" The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) won an ICFF Award for their stand in the Javits Centre. The project presented was called also MICA, standing for Material Inspired Concepts and Artifacts. The brief was to get inspiration from traditional natural materials that have been around since centuries and are therefore "proofed by history".
Designed by: Antoine Heath
www.mica.edu/ Brit Leissler 117 of 355

Student Work at ICFF MICA presents MICA. The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) won an ICFF Award for their stand in the Javits Centre. The project presented was called also MICA, standing for Material Inspired Concepts and Artifacts. The brief was to get inspiration from traditional natural materials that have been around since centuries and are therefore "proofed by history".
www.mica.edu/ Brit Leissler 118 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "Jute Spool Seat" The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) won an ICFF Award for their stand in the Javits Centre. The project presented was called also MICA, standing for Material Inspired Concepts and Artifacts. The brief was to get inspiration from traditional natural materials that have been around since centuries and are therefore "proofed by history".
Designed by: Karine Sarkissian
www.mica.edu/ Brit Leissler 119 of 355

Student Work at ICFF These paper moulded shelves were part of the student work from the ICFF Schools section.
Designed by: Mier Luo
www.mica.edu/ Brit Leissler 120 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "Making non-woven objects by Sitting" Creating a felted bag by attaching a plastic bag filled with felting wool and soap to a car seat. By sitting on the plastic bag during long car journeys, i.e. applying pressure to the wool fibre-soap mix by sitting on it, a felt bag was created.
Designed by: Sunny Chong
www.mica.edu/ Brit Leissler 121 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "Dig, Shift, Make... Earthen Play" A natural toy kit including digging tools, a storage box with a sifting screen bottom and bamboo molds, to introduce kids to play with dirt. This was part of the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) "MICA" exhibition.
Designed by: Leslie Giron and Heiji Jun
www.mica.edu/ Brit Leissler 122 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) won an ICFF Award for their stand in the Javits Centre. The project presented was called also MICA, standing for Material Inspired Concepts and Artifacts. The brief was to get inspiration from traditional natural materials that have been around since centuries and are therefore "proofed by history".
www.mica.edu/ Brit Leissler 123 of 355

Student Work at ICFF The Konstfack Stockholm exhibited as part o the Schools at ICFF show. The presented collection, called Potential Energy, was about making products that would capture a sense of movement, changing their shape depending on the need.
http://www.konstfack.se Brit Leissler 125 of 355

Student Work at ICFF "Currentsy" Student work from the ICFF Schools section
Designed by: Kim White
http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/ Brit Leissler 126 of 355

ICFF Mary Liddle & Peter Wheeler enjoying Magis' new product, the SPUN chair by Thomas Heatherwick.
Designed by: Thomas Heatherwick
http://www.magisdesign.com/ Brit Leissler 127 of 355

ICFF Tom Dixon's Sweat Shop, Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: Tom Dixon
http://www.tomdixon.net/home Brit Leissler 128 of 355

ICFF Tom Dixon's shiny balls, Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: Tom Dixon
http://www.tomdixon.net/home Brit Leissler 129 of 355

ICFF Tom Dixon's Sweat Shop on Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: Tom Dixon
http://www.tomdixon.net/home Brit Leissler 130 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: Diesel for Moroso
http://www.moroso.it/ Brit Leissler 131 of 355

ICFF Felt lights, Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: Objeti
http://www.objeti.com/ Brit Leissler 132 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: Objeti
http://www.objeti.com/ Brit Leissler 133 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: PIRSC
http://www.pirsc.cz/en/ Brit Leissler 134 of 355

ICFF Eco-friendly children furniture, detail of the "finger-squeeze-safe" rubber mechanism, Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: HECMEC
http://hecmec.jp/hp_english/concept.html Brit Leissler 135 of 355

ICFF Eco-friendly children furniture, Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: HECMEC
http://hecmec.jp/hp_english/concept.html Brit Leissler 136 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: LZF Lamps
http://www.lzf-lamps.com/ Brit Leissler 137 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: ALSIO
http://alsiodesign.com/ Brit Leissler 138 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: ALSIO
http://alsiodesign.com/ Brit Leissler 139 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: ALSIO
http://alsiodesign.com/ Brit Leissler 140 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: ALSIO
http://alsiodesign.com/ Brit Leissler 141 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: Kenneth Cobonpue
http://www.kennethcobonpue.com/ Brit Leissler 142 of 355

ICFF The SPUN chair by Thomas Heatherwick for Magis.
Designed by: Thomas Heatherwick
http://www.magisdesign.com/ Brit Leissler 143 of 355

ICFF Highlights from ICFF
Designed by: PIRSC
http://www.pirsc.cz/en/ Brit Leissler 144 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Bamboo Chop Sticks, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Alluy
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 145 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Plasticine Cups, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Tocornal Design
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 146 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Metal Insects, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: The Other Edge
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 147 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Paper Card Animals, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: LOVI
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 148 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Paper Card Animals, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: LOVI
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 149 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Goose Products, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Michael Savona
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 150 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Goose Products, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Michael Savona
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 151 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF This young Iranian designer unfortunately did not get his Visa to present his products at the Designboom Market for paranoia reasons of the US embassy
Designed by: Roohollah Merrikhpour
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 152 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Table Dish Cover, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Maezm
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 153 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Sharing Watch, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Maezm
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 154 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Character Milk Jars, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Krasznai Ceramics
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 155 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Typo Bags and Scarfs, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Little Factory
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 156 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Picture Frame Ant Farms for "sophisticated children", Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Hugh Hayden and Katie Vital
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 157 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Takako Copeland
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 159 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Egg Candles and Plant Pots, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Revisions Design Studio
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 160 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Swimming Cap Bags, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Anki Delfmann
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 161 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Tape Light, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: OOO My Design
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 162 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Elat Ozerl
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 163 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Endo Design
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 164 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Speak-er, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: the.
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 165 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Theft proof lunch bag, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: the.
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 166 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF City Map Jewelry, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Priscella + Walking Things + Fluid Forms
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 167 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Cork lamps and bowls, Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Tiago Sa Da Costa
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 168 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Tiago Sa Da Costa
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 169 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Zoe Mowat Design
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 170 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Speechless Studios
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 171 of 355

Designboom Mart at ICFF Young designers sell their products at the designboom mart at ICFF
Designed by: Anki Delfmann
www.designboom.com Brit Leissler 172 of 355

British Design at ICFF Lampshades made from liquid cleaner bottles.
Designed by: Eugenio Menjivar
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 173 of 355

British Design at ICFF Lampshades made from liquid cleaner bottles.
Designed by: Eugenio Menjivar
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 174 of 355

British Design at ICFF Paper Lamp Shades
Designed by: Qurz Inc.
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 175 of 355

British Design at ICFF Silk Silk Scarf in Wooden Cocoon
Designed by: Qurz Inc.
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 176 of 355

British Design at ICFF Paper Bowls. Since its foundation in 1991, the British European Design Group is not only promoting and exporting British creativity to global markets but also represents for example Japanese and Venezuelan designers... So, why the name? We don't know.
Designed by: Qurz Inc.
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 177 of 355

British Design at ICFF Since its foundation in 1991, the British European Design Group is not only promoting and exporting British creativity to global markets but also represents for example Japanese and Venezuelan designers... So, why the name? We don't know.
Designed by: Sung Kug Kim
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 178 of 355

British Design at ICFF Since its foundation in 1991, the British European Design Group is not only promoting and exporting British creativity to global markets but also represents for example Japanese and Venezuelan designers... So, why the name? We don't know.
Designed by: Daisuke Hirawa
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 181 of 355

British Design at ICFF Selections from the British Design Section at ICFF
Designed by: Tomomi Sayuda
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 182 of 355

British Design at ICFF Selections from the British Design Section at ICFF
Designed by: Tomomi Sayuda
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 183 of 355

British Design at ICFF This kind of cleaner bottles were used to create the lampshades.
Designed by: Eugenio Menjivar
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 184 of 355

British Design at ICFF Since its foundation in 1991, the British European Design Group is not only promoting and exporting British creativity to global markets but also represents for example Japanese and Venezuelan designers... So, why the name? We don't know.
Designed by: Myungseo Kang
http://www.bedg.org/ Brit Leissler 185 of 355

Fornasetti @ Barney's Presentation of the surrealist couture pieces by Liborio Capizzi and a new collection of limited edition vases for by Fornasetti.
http://www.fornasetti.com/ Brit Leissler 186 of 355

Fornasetti @ Barney's Presentation of the surrealist couture pieces by Liborio Capizzi and a new collection of limited edition vases for by Fornasetti.
www.fornasetti.com/ Brit Leissler 187 of 355

Fornasetti @ Barney's Presentation of the surrealist couture pieces by Liborio Capizzi and a new collection of limited edition vases for by Fornasetti.
www.fornasetti.com/ Brit Leissler 188 of 355

Fornasetti @ Barney's Presentation of the surrealist couture pieces by Liborio Capizzi and a new collection of limited edition vases for by Fornasetti.
www.fornasetti.com/ Brit Leissler 189 of 355

Fornasetti @ Barney's Presentation of the surrealist couture pieces by Liborio Capizzi and a new collection of limited edition vases for by Fornasetti.
www.fornasetti.com/ Brit Leissler 190 of 355

Fornasetti @ Barney's Presentation of the surrealist couture pieces by Liborio Capizzi and a new collection of limited edition vases for by Fornasetti.
www.fornasetti.com/ Brit Leissler 191 of 355

Fornasetti @ Barney's Presentation of the surrealist couture pieces by Liborio Capizzi and a new collection of limited edition vases for by Fornasetti.
www.fornasetti.com/ Brit Leissler 192 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Opening night party, the show featured 40+ designers of furniture, product, ceramic, glass, and jewelry.
www.modelcitizensnyc.com Glen Jackson Taylor 193 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Pepper Pods can sat on; cross-legged, kneeling, saddle back, and potentially with another person.
Designed by: Sahar Ghaheri
theguyanaproject.wordpress.com/about/ Glen Jackson Taylor 194 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Bee Wing Hanging Lamp
theguyanaproject.wordpress.com/about/ Glen Jackson Taylor 195 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Perch was Inspired by the branches and roots of the mangrove trees found along the Demerara River.
Designed by: Jason Hu
theguyanaproject.wordpress.com/about/ Glen Jackson Taylor 196 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The sheet metal "3x5 Lamp" can be used with any standard tripod.
Designed by: Brendan Ravenhill
brendanravenhill.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 197 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The "Octagon Lamp" can be spot welded or flat packed with magnets.
Designed by: Brendan Ravenhill
brendanravenhill.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 198 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Asian Skateboard
Designed by: Tom Weis
www.modelcitizensnyc.com Glen Jackson Taylor 199 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The "Get Lit" collection explores techniques for structuring fabric, and plays with the way light falls on the silhouettes.
Designed by: Meredith Zuchman
www.modelcitizensnyc.com Glen Jackson Taylor 200 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The expandable bike basket has an extra compartment to store a bike helmet, and comes with interchangeable weather bags that snap into the bent wood frame.
Designed by: Vanessa Marie Robinson
www.vanessamariedesign.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 201 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The cycling gloves combine reflective 3M Scotchlite with a fluorescent calfskin to increase visibility at both day and night.
Designed by: Vanessa Marie Robinson
www.vanessamariedesign.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 202 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The "Nobel Clock" is part of BangBang's first collection titled "Domestic Weaponry."
Designed by: BangBang
lovebangbang.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 203 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Hanging Dead Project I, a collaboration by Katie Parker and Guy Michael Davis.
Designed by: Future Retrieval
www.futureretrieval.com Glen Jackson Taylor 204 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The "36 pencil bowl" is sold as a connector piece allowing the recipient to arrange their own pencil configuration.
Designed by: Michiel Cornelissen
michielcornelissen.com Glen Jackson Taylor 205 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The "Floor (to ceiling) Lamp" is suspended on vertical wires, and can easily be adjusted by pulling the plumb-bob up or down.
Designed by: Jason Neufeld
www.jasonneufeld.com Glen Jackson Taylor 206 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Detail of the "Floor (to ceiling) Lamp" plumb-bob.
Designed by: Jason Neufeld
www.jasonneufeld.com Glen Jackson Taylor 207 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The manufactured-on-demand "Directives Furniture" line embeds simple word play into the everyday environment. Each piece is created around a concise statement to serve as a personal, daily reminder. Included in the line is a stool ("rest"), a desk ("work"
Designed by: Carla Diana
www.carladiana.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 208 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The "rest" stools, a reminder to a break and relax.
Designed by: Carla Diana
www.carladiana.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 209 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Details underneath the "rest" stool.
Designed by: Carla Diana
www.carladiana.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 210 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Electric Chair, a one-off design.
Designed by: Joel Green
gbighouse.com Glen Jackson Taylor 211 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Electric Chair detail
Designed by: Joel Green
jgbighouse.com Glen Jackson Taylor 212 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Wall vase series
www.modelcitizensnyc.com Glen Jackson Taylor 213 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Rocking Chair
Designed by: Joshua Newman
www.modelcitizensnyc.com Glen Jackson Taylor 214 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The "Wounded Vase" series each have different marks to indicate the fragility and love.
Designed by: Mimi Kirmaci
www.munirek.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 215 of 355

Model Citizens NYC The Measuring Light is made of coiled measuring tape and comes in both centimeters and inches.
Designed by: Daniel LiCalzi & Chrissy Angliker
www.designsince.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 216 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Sliding table with silver branch
Designed by: Mariel Taveras
www.marieltaveras.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 217 of 355

Model Citizens NYC Entrance to the exhibition space.
www.modelcitizensnyc.com Glen Jackson Taylor 218 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Opening night at The Future Perfect in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 219 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll The exhibition space downstairs at The Future Perfect.
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 220 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Coat Rack with clamps painted white.
Designed by: Seth Quest & Megan Heacock White
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 221 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Desk Lamp with simple adjusting action.
Designed by: Evan Clabots, Nonlinear
www.nonlinearstudio.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 222 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll The wall mounted "Gun_Tackle Pulley Mirror" was one of the highlights of the show.
Designed by: Bairon Garzon
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 223 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Detail of the "Gun_Tackle Pulley Mirror"
Designed by: Bairon Garzon
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 224 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Detail of the "Gun_Tackle Pulley Mirror"
Designed by: Barion Garzon
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 225 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Euclid on a Roll is a playful cluster of casters by 92 year old Sarah Yerkes.
Designed by: Sarah Yerkes
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 226 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Desk Lamp using both clamps and a pulley. Playful and great proportions.
Designed by: Klaus Rosburg, Sonic Design
www.sonicny.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 227 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Portable Candelabra made from clamps and tea cups.
Designed by: Carrie Solomon
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 228 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Detail of the Portable Candelabra's decorative treatment on the clamp.
Designed by: Carrie Solomon
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 229 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll The "Power Reel" is a fun way to deal with excess cord when charging gadgets.
Designed by: Craig Berman
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 230 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Clamp "Chandelier"
Designed by: Chris Haynes
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 231 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Thorn Ceiling Lamp
Designed by: Alex Valich
www.redstrcollective.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 232 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Adjustable "Clothing Rack" made from oak and a clamp.
Designed by: Brendan Timmins & Mark Grattan
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 233 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Lamp on pulleys called "Raise the Black Lantern"
Designed by: Chen Chen
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 234 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Detail of "Raise the Black Lantern"
Designed by: Chen Chen
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 235 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Detail of "Raise the Black Lantern"
Designed by: Chen Chen
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 236 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Ringo & Max carved from wood.
Designed by: Karl Zahn
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 237 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Bathroom "Pulley Cabinet" with adjustable mirror.
Designed by: Caroline McKeough
www.cmckeough.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 238 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Coffee Table made from clamps, wood, and glass.
Designed by: Evan Clabots, Nonlinear
www.nonlinearstudio.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 239 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Coffee Table made from clamps, wood, and glass.
Designed by: Evan Clabots, Nonlinear
www.nonlinearstudio.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 240 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll 30/360 Clock
Designed by: Carl Allen
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 241 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Wall mounted "Wine Clamp"
Designed by: Joseph Eberle
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 242 of 355

The Future Perfect: Lift Hold Roll Bookend with caster.
Designed by: Michael Liu
www.thefutureperfect.com/ Glen Jackson Taylor 243 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Heavy Light
Designed by: Karl Zahn
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 244 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Chi-merica
Designed by: Paul Loebach
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 245 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Uncomfortable Typographic Situations
Designed by: MSLK
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 246 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Uncomfortable Typographic Situations
Designed by: MSLK
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 247 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Garrote
Designed by: Sruli Recht
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 248 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Mind The Gap
Designed by: Andrew Haarsaager
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 249 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Mind The Gap
Designed by: Andrew Haarsaager
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 250 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Kevin Carpet Bench
Designed by: Will Robison
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 251 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Kevin Carpet Bench
Designed by: Will Robison
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 252 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations It's Not Me It's You/It's Not You It's Me Necklaces
Designed by: Anna Linares
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 253 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Consumption Porcelain Dinnerware
Designed by: Demien Repucci
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 254 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations The Pre-Handshake Handshake Device
Designed by: Dominic Wilcox
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 255 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations
Designed by: Ken Diamond
http://uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 256 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations In Case
Designed by: Materious
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 257 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Trashlight
Designed by: Craighton Berman
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 258 of 355

Uncomfortable Conversations Deterrent
Designed by: Vincent Lai
uncomfortabledesign.com/ Lisa Smith 259 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Entrance to the Heller Gallery
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 260 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Exhibition installation
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 261 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club 5 Cents
Designed by: Mark A. Riegleman II
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 262 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club 5 Cents
Designed by: Mark A. Riegleman II
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 263 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club 72 Bulb Droplet
Designed by: Patrick Townsend
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 264 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club 72 Bulb Droplet was awarded Best In Show
Designed by: Patrick Townsend
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 265 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Wine Goblets
Designed by: Ao Monterosso
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 266 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Nest Series
Designed by: Susan Clark
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 267 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Ceiiinossssttuu lamp
Designed by: Supernatural & Co
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 268 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Abaco Crabitat
Designed by: Robert Du Grenier
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 269 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Exhibition Installation
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 270 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Huglights
Designed by: Kim Harty
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 271 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Calamari Pendant Lamp
Designed by: Anders Rydstedt
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 272 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Cloche Ring
Designed by: Annie Lenon
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 273 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Spinning Top
Designed by: Brendan Keim
www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 274 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Sticks and Stones Bar Set
Designed by: Harry Allen with Steuben
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 275 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Sealed Air
Designed by: Dylan Palmer
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 276 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Sealed Air
Designed by: Dylan Palmer
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 277 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Nest Series
Designed by: Susan Clark
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 278 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Alice Lens
Designed by: Melissa Gamwell
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 279 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Persistent Self-Destruction
Designed by: Jon Chapman
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 280 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Wishglasses
Designed by: Sara Musselman
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 281 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Smoke and Mirrors
Designed by: Henry Julier
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 282 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Soft Glass
Designed by: Lara Knutson
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 283 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Time Capsules
Designed by: Erica Rosenfeld
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 284 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Kozzies (Animal Stems)
Designed by: Zac Weinberg
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 285 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Cluster Chandelier
Designed by: Lindsay Adelman/Nancy Callan
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 286 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Small Bowl and Large Bowl
Designed by: Matt Bradshaw + Sergio Silva
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 287 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Lorem Ipsum
Designed by: Helen Lee
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 288 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Lorem Ipsum
Designed by: Helen Lee
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 289 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Faraday
Designed by: Free Times Industries
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 290 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Topo Glacier Cups
Designed by: KNS Design Collective
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 291 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Sugar Glass
Designed by: Hello, We Are____.
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 292 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club The rest of the Heller Gallery, which specializes in glass works.
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 293 of 355

Sounds Like A room built around Joey Roth's Ceramic Spekers
Designed by: Savania Davies-Keiller
http://soundslike.org/ Lisa Smith 294 of 355

Sounds Like A room built around Joey Roth's Ceramic Spekers
Designed by: Savania Davies-Keiller
http://soundslike.org/ Lisa Smith 295 of 355

Sounds Like Stanley Ruiz embedded Roth's Speakers inside natural and scavenged materials
Designed by: Stanley Ruiz
http://soundslike.org/ Lisa Smith 296 of 355

Sounds Like Stanley Ruiz embedded Roth's Speakers inside natural and scavenged materials
Designed by: Stanley Ruiz
http://soundslike.org/ Lisa Smith 297 of 355

Sounds Like
Designed by: David Lynch
http://soundslike.org/ Lisa Smith 298 of 355

Sounds Like
Designed by: John Pomp
http://soundslike.org/ Lisa Smith 299 of 355

Sounds Like
Designed by: Sruli Recht
http://soundslike.org/ Lisa Smith 300 of 355

Sounds Like
Designed by: Matthew Waldman
http://soundslike.org/ Lisa Smith 301 of 355

Sounds Like PSFK Panel @ Sounds Like
soundslike.org Lisa Smith 302 of 355

Sounds Like PSFK Panel @ Sounds Like
soundslike.org Lisa Smith 303 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Dining Table
Designed by: City Joinery
cityjoinery.com Zach Weiss 304 of 355

Breakable, by The American Design Club Bound Orb and Tube
Designed by: Andrew Hughes
http://www.americandesignclub.com/index.php Lisa Smith 305 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Coffee Table
Designed by: City Joinery
cityjoinery.com Zach Weiss 306 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Side Table/Couch Extension
Designed by: City Joinery
cityjoinery.com Zach Weiss 307 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Selection of glasswares
Designed by: Furthur Design
furthurdesign.com Zach Weiss 308 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Honeycomb Pendant
Designed by: Furthur Design
furthurdesign.com Zach Weiss 309 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Shard Planter Bench
Designed by: Charles Constantine
PlanterWorx.com Zach Weiss 310 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Tides Outdoor Chair
Designed by: Charles Constantine
Tideshome.com Zach Weiss 311 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Element Series Planters
Designed by: Planter Worx
PlanterWorx.com Zach Weiss 312 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Chest of Drawers
Designed by: Think Fabricate
Thinkfabricate.com Zach Weiss 313 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Booth and furniture
Designed by: Miscione Design
Miscionedesign.com Zach Weiss 314 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Snug-it! Collection
Designed by: Ecosystems
ecosystemsfurniture.com Zach Weiss 315 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Snug-it! Collection
Designed by: Ecosystems
ecosystemsfurniture.com Zach Weiss 316 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Snug-it! Collection
Designed by: Ecosystems
ecosystemsfurniture.com Zach Weiss 317 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Rocking Chair
Designed by: Eric Manigan Studio
ericmanigan.com Zach Weiss 318 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Bench
Designed by: Eric Manigan Studio
ericmanigan.com Zach Weiss 319 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Side Table
Designed by: ALS Designs
alsdesigns.com Zach Weiss 320 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Floor Lamp
Designed by: ALS Designs
alsdesigns.com Zach Weiss 321 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Children's Work Table
Designed by: April Hannah
AprilHannah.com Zach Weiss 322 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Children's Work Table
Designed by: April Hannah
AprilHannah.com Zach Weiss 323 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Low Table
Designed by: Andre Joyau
AndreJoyau.com Zach Weiss 324 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 VICE series
Designed by: KWH Furniture
KWHfurniture.com Zach Weiss 325 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 VICE series
Designed by: KWH Furniture
KWHfurniture.com Zach Weiss 326 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Selection of Furniture
Designed by: Daniel Moyer Design
DanielMoyerDesign.com Zach Weiss 327 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Zero-energy modular environments
Designed by: Garrison Architects
http://GarrisonArchitects.com Zach Weiss 328 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Dining Table and Chairs
Designed by: Palo Samko
http://PaloSamko.com Zach Weiss 329 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Chest of Drawers
Designed by: Palo Samko
http://PaloSamko.com Zach Weiss 330 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Table Clock
Designed by: Palo Samko
http://PaloSamko.com Zach Weiss 331 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Floor Lamp
Designed by: Wüd Furniture Design
wudfurniture.com Zach Weiss 332 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Lounge Chair
Designed by: Wüd Furniture Design
wudfurniture.com Zach Weiss 333 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Chest of Drawers
Designed by: Wüd Furniture Design
wudfurniture.com Zach Weiss 334 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Lounger and Ottoman
Designed by: Lamacek
Lamacek.com Zach Weiss 335 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 bookshelf
Designed by: Colleen and Eric
colleenanderic.com Zach Weiss 336 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Selection of Furniture
Designed by: Matthew Fairbank Design
MatthewFairbankDesign.com Zach Weiss 337 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Pendant Light
Designed by: Matthew Fairbank Design
MatthewFairbankDesign.com Zach Weiss 338 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Low Table
Designed by: Rock Paper Robot
Rockpaperrobot.com Zach Weiss 339 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Side Table
Designed by: Rock Paper Robot
Rockpaperrobot.com Zach Weiss 340 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Wall Clock
Designed by: Rock Paper Robot
Rockpaperrobot.com Zach Weiss 341 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Side Table
Designed by: Katch Design Company
Katchdesigncompany.com Zach Weiss 342 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Low Table and Lights
Designed by: 718 Made in Brooklyn
718madeinbrooklyn.com Zach Weiss 343 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Cork Tables
Designed by: UM
Umproject.com Zach Weiss 344 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Stools
Designed by: UM
Umproject.com Zach Weiss 345 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Dining Chair
Designed by: UM
Umproject.com Zach Weiss 346 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Lounger
Designed by: UHURU
Uhurudesign.com Zach Weiss 347 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Coffee Table
Designed by: UHURU
Uhurudesign.com Zach Weiss 348 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Felt Pillows
Designed by: Igloo Play by Lisa Albin Design
iglooplay.com Zach Weiss 349 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Rocking Chairs for Children
Designed by: Igloo Play by Lisa Albin Design
iglooplay.com Zach Weiss 350 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Side Table
Designed by: Tobin Spann
Tobinspann.com Zach Weiss 351 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Dining Table
Designed by: Alvaro Uribe
alvarouribedesign.com Zach Weiss 352 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Frameicariums
Designed by: Hugh Hayden Design and Katie Vitale
hughhayden.com Zach Weiss 353 of 355

BKLYN DESIGNS 2010 Frameicariums
Designed by: Hugh Hayden Design and Katie Vitale
hughhayden.com Zach Weiss 354 of 355

Dining Table An assortment of images taken at BKYLN Designs 2010, a curated selection of designers and manufacturers working in Brooklyn, NY.
Designed by: City Joinery
cityjoinery.com Zach Weiss 355 of 355

New York Design week seems to be bigger than ever, with lots and lots of offsite events celebrating young American Design. These included Breakable in the Meatpacking district, Cite Goes America in SoHo, Modern Citizens NYC, The Roll & Hill launch, and many more!