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Core77 Photo Gallery: New York Design Week 2012
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New York Design Week was back in full force this year with an abundance of satellite shows which added some welcome substance to the design week's festivities. The most notable of these was Wanted Design who returned for their second year with an amazing line-up of work including François Chambard's crowd pleasing interactive Craft System.
The NoHo Design District grew in scale with some really inspiring work seen at new Standard, East Village hotel with group shows Hotel California, Scale, the Sonos Listening Library, and a live demonstration from Wicklow woodworker James Carroll in the hotel bar window.
The American Design Club's Raw + Unfiltered show focused on material and process, Model Citizen presented a diverse range of work from young designers and this amazing interactive installation by Brooklyn-based design collective The Principals who lead a team of 20 students from the Art Institute of New York City to build it.
Checkout the gallery for more highlights from this year, and if you missed our exhibition OPEN, there's a gallery here featuring all the work.
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