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NEW YORK 2014 ICFF WANTED DESIGN
CITY EVENTS
ARCHITONIC GUIDE
MAY 17–20
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BBernhardt Blackbodybravo!
100xbtr 961 82tec2 1505 43form Europe 936 4
AAlicia Adams Alpaca 2456 9Alphenberg 1900 5Alsio Design 825
4Amina 2531 5Amuneal 1818 5Andrea Claire Studio 1258 8Antolini
Luigi 1018 4Apavisa 1204 4Apparatus Studio 1752 9Appiani 1424
4Archilume 884 8Architonic 2000 5Areaware 2156 9Artek 1804
5Artifort 2204 5Ash Allen 970 8Asher Israelow 1036 4Astek
Wallcovering 2338 5Atelier de Troupe 1956 9Atelier Vierkant 2212
5Atlas Concorde 1424 4Augarten Wien 1632 4Axo Light 1226 4Ayre
Light 2082 9
BBensen 1523 4Bernhardt Design 1604 4Blomus 1952 9Blu Dot 1808
5Boca do Lobo 1154, 1162 8Bolier 2167 9Brabbu 1154, 1162 8
CCamilla Meijer 2422 5Capdell 1112 4Ceramica Bardelli 1424
4Ceramica Sant’Agostino 1432 4Ceramiche Refi n 1432 4Cerdisa 1432
4Chemetal 2162 9Cherner 1932 5Cisa 1432 4Concrete Wall 803
4Contardi Lighting 1770 9
A Agape Arclinea Armani CasaArtemideArtek
BB&B Italia BisazzaBoffi Bulthaup
CCappellini
AAlcantaraAlessiAreawareAxor | Hansgrohe
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CITY EVENTS page 16–17
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DDadaddc & Minottiddc DesignpostDedonDuPont
CorianDuravitDune
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CoolKids Company 2221 5Cosmopolitan Glass 808 4Cotto d‘Este 1432
4Council 1304 4Country Floors 2273 9CPH Lighting 2232 5
DDaniel Heath 2410 5De Castelli 1869 9Deborah Bowness 2507
5Delight Full 1154, 1162 8Digetex 2324 5Dunn 858 8Duravit 1724
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EEdimax 1424 4Egg Collective 1326 4Emeco 1732 5Emma Gardner
Design 1842 5Ercol 1648 8Ethnicraft 1948 9
FFantini 2126 5Fap Ceramiche 1432 4Fatboy 1832 5Fermob 1122
4Flavor Paper 1032 4Florim 1432 4Fontini 2173 9Forbes &Lomax
2462 9Franz Viegener 1471 8Fritz Hansen 2022 5Fromental 2033 5
GGabriel Scott 1662 8Gaia&Gino 1120 4Gessi 1348 8Giles
Miller 2324 5Grain 850 8Graypants 1624 4
HHarbour Outdoor 2108 5Hästens 1336 4Hearth Cabinet 1451 8Helen
Yardley 2306 5Heller 1904 5Hiroko Takeda 965 8
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IIce Stone 1773 8Iglooplay 2432 5Imola Ceramica 1432 4Inalco 912
4Inigo Elizalde Rugs 1043 4Innermost 2302 5
JJan Kath 1848 9Jeremy Cole 2310 5
KKamism 1454 8Kasthall 1718 5Khouri Guzman Bunce Lininger 1136
4Koncept 1926 5Kriskadecor 1208 4KWC 1153 8
LLacava 1126 4Lasvit 826 4Lea Ceramiche 1425 4Leff 855 8Lefroy
Brooks 2104 5Lichterloh 1632 4LightArt 2420 5Lights Up! 813 4Lladró
904 4Lobmeyr 1632 4Logical Art 2420 5Loll Designs 2226 5Lutron 1744
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MMacmaster 2407 5Made Goods 1148 8Mandal Veveri 922 4Marset 1212
4Mater 2266 9Matter 1321 4Melin Tregwynt 2411 5Meystyle 2448 9Miles
& May 2444 5Mineheart 2529 5MIO 1340 4Mirage 1432 4Molo 804
4Moonish 2362 9Moooi 832 4Mosa 2118
CCappelliniChadhausDDavid Trubridge
Mosaico+ 1432 4MTI Baths 2247 9My Mosaic 1480 8
NNanimarquina 1104 4Naula 2218 5Need’k 1039 4Nemo Tile 1766
9Neue Wiener Werkstätte 1632 4Neutra by VS 1762 9NLXL 1325 4Nolen
Niu 1400 4Northern Lighting 922 4Now Carpets 1108 4
OOasiq 1918 5Offi 2538 5Onecollection 1411 4Ornamenta 1424 4
PPablo Pardo 2010 5Patrick Weder 2540 5Pelle 1248 8Philip Watts
Design 2408 5Phloem Studio 951 8Pioneer Millworks 1676 8Precious
Pieces 839 4Purificare-US 1972 9
QQlocktwo 2518 5
RRAD Furniture 833 4Rich Brilliant Willing 1826 5Robin Reigi
1552 8Rohl 1933 5Røros Tweed 922 4Rotaliana 1873 9
SSamuel Heath 1548 8Santa Margherita 217Santa&Cole 1012
4Schotten&Hansen 1266 8Secret Brands 1154, 1162 8Serenissima
1432 4Settecento 1432 4Shagreen Art 2181 9Shakuff 1373 8
Debra FolzEEffetiEric Slayton Extremis
Sifas 2004 5Simas 1424 4Skargaarden 932 4Skram Furniture 1910
5Spark modern fires 859 8Steuart Padwick 2308 5Stoneforest 1267
8StonePeak 1138 4
TTagina 1432 4Tamawa 2039 5Technogel 1048 8Teixidors 1111
4Tibetano 2240 5Tjokeefe 1856 9Tom Dixon 1318 4Tokio 2440 5Trove
2006 5Trufig 2252 9Tucker Robbins 2537 5Turnstyle Designs 2415
5Tuuci 1306 4
UUhuru 1448 8Universo Positivo 1948 9
VVallelunga 1432 4Variér Furniture 922 4Victoria + Albert Baths
1944 5Vin de Garde 2346 9Vito Selma 1866 9Vitra 1704 5
WWarp&Weft 2207 5Watermark 2220 5Wiener Silber Manufactur
1632 4Wilsonart 2248, 2353 9Wittmann 1632 4Woka 1632 4Wolf Gordon
1332 4Wüd Furniture Design 1125 4
YYorgos 2423 5York Wallcovering 2430 5
ZZieta 2244 5Zucchetti.Kos 2112 5
GGuframHHaymann
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FontanaArteFoscariniFritz Hansen
GGandia Blasco
HHansgrohe Axor NYCIInnermostIngo Maurer Intro/NY
JJan Kath
KKartellKhuori Guz. Bun. Ltd.Knoll LuxeKnoll LLaufenLemaLigne
Roset Living Divani Luceplan
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Minimal USAMinotti CucineMolteni&CMoroso
PPoggenpohl PoliformPoltrona FrauPorro
RRolf Benz
SSicis North
IIlexJJulie GaillardJuniper
LLàbricaLigne RosetMMaïza Editions
MorosoUUrbancase
AmericaSieMatic Sight Unseen OffsiteSnaidro USA NYStepevi
TTai Ping CarpetsTechogymTrove
UUSMUtopia and Utility
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Legendary Austrian-American modernist architect Richard Neutra’s
unique furniture designs are back, thanks to respected European
manufacturer VS. The perfectmarriage of American design and German
engineering.
If it were a T-shirt slogan, it might read ‘Architects are doing
it for themselves.’
Throughout the history of design, architectural practitioners of
renown have timeand again traversed the boundaries between creative
disciplines to apply their think-ing and aesthetic vision to that
most inspiring and fundamental of object types – the chair. If you
want to test your ideas, but don’t have the time or resources to
designa building, why not see how they play out on a micro level in
the form of a chair? And, conversely, if you’re hankering for a
piece of architectural brilliance but, sadly, lack the wherewithal
to acquire it, how about scaling down your ambition andbecoming the
owner of an architecturally oriented piece of furniture?
Celebrated Austrian-American modernist architect Richard Neutra,
best known for his Southern Californian residential projects in the
International Style, can be counted about this cohort of
boundary-hopping creatives. But unlike the furniture designs of
many of his peers, which have long been enjoyed by mainstream
audiences internatio-nally thanks to their large-scale industrial
production, Neutra’s pieces were createdas considered, one-off
pieces or limited editions for individual architectural projectsof
his. Gesamtkunstwerk-like, they were intended to form a dialogue
with the villas and other spaces for which they were specifically
conceived, such as the formally idiosyncratic ‘Boomerang Chair’ for
the 1942 Channel Heights Housing Project.
‘The undiscovered furniture designer’ is how respected,
family-owned Germanmanufacturer VS describes Neutra, whose work,
for the first time, has been launched as an exclusive design
collection. Having acquired the sole rights in 2012 to all of
Neutra’s furniture, VS collaborated closely with the architect’s
son (and formerarchitectural partner) Dion Neutra, faithfully
translating drawings and photographs held in the Neutra archive at
UCLA into such born-again, striking pieces as the‘Lovell Easy Chair
and Ottoman’ (originally designed for the ground-breaking 1929
Lovell Health House), the dual-height ‘Camel Table’ and the
‘Tremaine Side Chair’.It’s a value-added union of high-pedigree,
mid-century American design with first-class German manufacturing
that has already seen these unique designs specifiedfor such
diverse spaces as hotel lobbies, banks and conference spaces, as
wellas for private homes, appealing as they do to both creative
professionals anddesign-conscious consumers.
Take a seat. And a piece of history. Visit us at ICFF, Stand
1762.
Text: Simon Keane-Cowell
Lovell Easy Chair and Ottoman
Richard Neutra (right) with son, Dion
Boomerang Chair
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14 Tai Ping Carpets 860 Broadway, 4th Floor at 17th St.
Mon– Fri 9am–5pm
13 Poltrona Frau 145 Wooster St. (btw. Prince&Houston
St.)
Sat 10am–9pm Sun–Tue 10am–7pm 17th 6pm–8pm Invitation only!
13 Stepevi 147 Wooster St. (btw. Prince & Houston St.)
Mon–Sat 10am–7pm Sun 12pm–5pm
26 Armani Casa 979 3rd Ave., Suite 1424 (btw 58th & 59th
St.)
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
27 Knoll 1330 Park Ave. (btw. 53rd & 54th St.)
Mon–Fri 10am–5pm
25 B&B Italia A&D Building 150 East 58th St. (btw.
Lexington & 3rd Ave.)
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
26 Dedon 979 Third Avenue, #1115 Third (between 58th and 59th
Streets)
Mon-Fri 11am–7pm Sat 12pm–6pm
25 Laufen A&D Building 150 East 58th St. 10th Floor
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm 19th 6pm–9pm Invitation only!
25 Poggenpohl A&D Building 150 East 58th St. (btw. Lexington
& 3rd Ave.)
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm 20th 6pm–9pm
26 Knoll Luxe D&D Building 979 Third Ave. Suite 1702 (btw
59th & 607h St)
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
25 Poliform A&D Building 150 East 58th St. 6th Floor (btw.
Lexington & 3rd Ave.)
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm 19th 6pm–9pm
25 Snaidero USA New York A&D Building 150 East 58th St. 8th
Floor (btw. Lexington & 3rd Aves.)
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
25 SieMatic A&D Building 150 East 58th St. 8th Floor (btw.
Lexington & 3rd Ave.)
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
10 Dada 60 Greene St. (btw Broome & Spring St.)
Mon–Fri 10am–6pm Sat 12pm–6pm Sun 1pm–6pm
19th 6pm–10pm
10 Artemide 46 Greene St. (btw. Grand & Broome St.)
Mon–Fri 10am–6pm Sat 11am–6pm 19th 6pm–9pm
11 Artek 199 Lafayette St., #5D (btw. Spring & Grand
St.)
Mon-Fri 9.30am–5.30pm
11 Sight Unseen Offsite 200 Lafayette St.
11 Intro/NY 201 Mulberry Street
Thu–Sun 11am–7pm Mon 11am–3pm
11 Lema 66 Crosby St.
Sat–Sun 12pm–6pm Mon 10am–9pm Tue–Fri 10am–6pm
9 Luceplan 49 Greene St. (btw. Broome & Grand St.)
Mon–Fri 10am–6pm Sat 11am–7pm Sun 12pm–6pm
10 Molteni&C 60 Greene St. (btw Broome & Spring St.)
Mon–Fri 10am–6pm Sat 12pm–6pm Sun 1pm–6pm 19th 6pm–10pm
12 Moroso 146 Greene St. (btw. Prince & Houston St.)
Mon–Sat 11am–7pm Sun 12am–6pm 18th 6pm–9pm
10 Techogym 70 Greene St. (btw, Broome & Spring St.)
Mon–Sun 10am–6pm 20th 6pm–9pm
10 Sicis North America 470 Broome St.
Mon–Fri 10am–6pm Sat 12pm–6pm
19 Arclinea 21 East 26th St. at Madison Ave.
Mon–Fri 10am–6pm
24 Cassina Midtown 155 East 56th St. (btw. Lexington & 3rd
Ave.)
Mon–Fri 9am–6pm Sat–Sun 12pm–6pm 17th 6pm–8pm Invitation
only!
16 DuPont Corian Design Studio New York 49 West 23rd St. 3rd
Floor
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
20 Poggenpohl Park Avenue 270 Park Ave. South at 21st St.
Mon–Fri 9am–6pm Sat 10am–5pm
21 Duravit 105 Madison Ave. (btw. 29th & 30th St.)
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm by appointment
23 Ligne Roset 250 Park Ave. South (btw. 19th & 20th
St.)
Mon–Sat 10am–6pm Thu 10am–7pm Sun 12pm–5pm
21 ddc & Minotti 136 Madison Ave. at 31st St.
Mon–Fri 9.30am–6pm Sat–Sun 11pm–6pm 16th 6pm–9pm
22 ddc Designpost’s 2014 181 Madison Ave. at 34th St.
Mon–Fri 9.30am–6pm Sat–Sun 11pm–6pm 19th 6pm–9pm
21 M2L 135 Madison Ave. 2nd Floor
Mon–Fri 10am–6pm Sun 10am–5pm
17 Trove 214 West 29th St. Suite 1201
18 Utopia and Utility W 56th St.
18th–21st 17th 7pm
ARCHITONIC DISCO NEW YORKWe’re getting together with friends and
clients during ICFF.
Want to know where and when? Details plus our guest list at:
www.facebook.com/Architonic
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Model of Hedge Two-Way Mirror WalkaboutCopyrigth by VOGT
Model of the roof terraceCopyrigth by VOGT
BURRI public elements® chairs in production.
View towards New York skyline overlooking the installation
Photography by Hyla Skopitz, The Photograph Studio, The
Metropolitan Museum of Art.Copyright 2014
Between April 29 and November 2nd 2014, the Metropolitan Museum
of Art‘s Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden in Manhattan will
host a collaboration between Dan Graham and Vogt Landscape
Architects, in a project engaging the dialectics implicit in the
urban landscape. For the installation, the wavy steel and glass
pavillion ‚Hedge Two-Way Mirror Walkabout’ commissioned from Dan
Graham is situated amid trained ivy hedgerows, moveable BURRI02
chairs and manufactured turf. Subtle topography choreographs
movement around the pavillion. Typical gar-den climbers are planted
against the pergola to enhance the character of a garden.
It is a space that is activated by the participation of its
proximate public. Its extraordinary location as well the ad hoc
congregations of museum visitors laying on the grass, animating the
mirrored surfaces, both watching and being watched, are critical
elements to the work itself. Existing perimeter benches, which
faced inwards, have been removed for the duration of the
exhibition, allowing for novel seating configurations and
orientations towards the park and skyline - looking in and looking
out.On a fine local scale, the composition juxtaposes the
tacticalities of artificial turf, ivy, glass and steel. This basic
palette of elements, in varying degrees of artifi-ciality, are
arranged with slight distortions throwing their unique
registrations of heat, movement, wind, and sunlight into relief. On
a broad historical scale, these serialized, generic components were
at the time of their introduction heralded as model democratic
materials for the new post-war private backyards of American
suburban homes. This pre-fabricated and insulated attitude towards
the outdoors immediately enters into a dialogue with the 843 acres
of Central Park. The park is an equally artificial landscape, and
was conceived of as a democratic right of the public, but with a
vastly different spatial expression. This tension is enhanced by
the visual continuity of the two adjacent spaces: just above the
treeline the roof garden seems to continue into Central Park.
Nature, in all its incarnations, is the subject matter and
medium of the daily work of Vogt Landscape Architects. VOGT
routinely engages with artists, architects, scientists and
urbanists to build work at multiple temporal and geographic scales
in the public realm, recognizing the fundamental strengths of
drawing on aligned but disparate disciplinary perspectives to
generate more robust public spaces. At all scales and contexts,
from the Masoala rainforest in Zurich, up to the Olym-pic Athletes
Village in London, VOGT taps into the specific historical, spatial,
and socio-ecological potentials of the site.
For more information:
www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2014/dan-grahamwww.vogt-la.com/en
THE ROOF GARDEN COMMISSION: DAN GRAHAM WITH GÜNTHER VOGT
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A new flagship store opening during ICFF will give New Yorkers
the chance to get hands-on with upholstered furniture from German
luxury brand Rolf Benz.
When German furniture brand Rolf Benz was looking for a venue to
act as a portal for its American audience, New York City quickly
emerged as the obvious choice. Home to ICFF, the continent‘s most
important annual furniture fair, the city‘s reputation as a
cosmopolitan metropolis matches the firm’s values of individuality
and flexible living.
Rolf Benz is one of Europe‘s most renowned manufacturers of
premium upholstered furniture and is celebrating its fiftieth
anniversary this year. The opening of the flag-ship store at SoHo
design showroom Studio Anise during ICFF 2014 marks the latest
stage in the firm’s strategic expansion. Situated at the heart of
one of the city‘s most vibrant and creative boroughs, Studio Anise
was chosen because of owner Paul Anis‘s reputation for introducing
top brands to the American market and will offer visitors the
chance to experience the comfort and precision manufacturing of
Rolf Benz’s furniture firsthand.
Rolf Benz was founded in 1964 and its debut product range, the
modular Addiform sofa and armchair collection, enabled consumers to
create customised living land- scapes combining seating elements
with accompanying surfaces. Addiform‘s flexibility and modern style
resulted in a practical and enduring product that informed
sub-sequent designs aimed at meeting the requirements of everyday
living in innovative ways.
Since the sixties, Rolf Benz has developed and produced its
furniture near the town of Nagold using leather and fabrics from
leading German and international suppliers. The company is proud to
associate itself with the “Made in Germany“ mark and ensures its
products live up to this label by meeting strict criteria for
innovation, design, perfor-mance and reliability. The company‘s
current product range includes coffee tables,bar stools, armchairs,
rugs and throws, as well as the customisable sofa systems that
helped establish its reputation. A comprehensive edit of the
brand‘s key products will be on display at the Greene Street
showroom, which will provide a perfect place to take the weight off
your feet while enjoying the sights and sounds of SoHo.
Attend the opening of the Rolf Benz flagship store at Studio
Anise on 17 May during ICFF and experience the best in German
manufacturing. The store can be found at21 Greene Street, New York,
NY 10013(telephone 212-933-1406 or email [email protected]).
Text: Alyn Griffiths
ROLF BENZ BRINGS GERMAN STYLE TO NEW YORK CITY
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