It’s always a little sad to reach the end of my photos from Design Week each year, but here we are again. Today I’m posting the last of my ICFF photos and celebrating some of the beautiful installations and furniture that were on display. This post is full of great color and pattern ideas, so I hope you’ll find some inspiration and keep track of the designers featured here. These pieces usually take a while to make it into stores after the show, but you should start seeing them around town this fall. Thanks again to all the designers who inspired us this year. xo, grace
Image above: Molo’s softwall in a striking cobalt blue
Beautiful seating upholstered in overdyed rugs. I sadly lost the card for this booth. Anyone know which company this was? Update: looks like this was by Golran or Stepevi (thanks!)
Adorable wooden popsicles by Mauro Savoldi and Johnn Hermann
I loved all the blues in Kyoto Rakushian’s booth.
One of my favorite things from the show: little mountain candles by be candle.
More new design from ICFF 2012 after the jump . . .
Gorgeous blue rugs by Anita Bell, based on her photography of seascapes
A beautiful wooden head and headboard by Vonnegut/Kraft
Marble. Swoon. Design by Christopher Roy
Milk crate seating from ComboColab
I loved the speckled Corian detailing on this wooden desk from Vonnegut/Kraft.
It’s rare to see beautiful record storage options, but this cabinet from Symbol Audio is just that.
A great wall hook and candlesticks from 322C
Super clever bike rack/bench from Eugene Duclos
I LOVED the detailing on this piece from the Matthew Hilton/De La Espada booth.
Tse & Tse marbled books. So pretty.
More from Kyoto Rakushian’s booth
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My favorite would have to be the ombre+bleach spot pillows. I want to recreate with a bucket of dye followed with teaspoons of bleach. Is this the correct approach or what/
So many beautiful and inspiring goodies – I love that marble number.
The rugs and furniture covered in the antique over-dyed rugs is Golran. They were the first ones to bring these rugs to the US (they are the resource for ABC Carpet & Home) and are now venturing into furniture. We carry their line in my showroom in Austin, TX. They are the best!
Cute throw pillows on those couches! I think it adds so much!
ooh love the Golran pieces. gorgeous.
LOVE the marble hexagon table and record cabinet!
The headboard is phenomenal!
The overdyed rugs are by “Golran” based in Milan (http://www.golran.com/news/8/icff-new-york-05-2012) but also at the show with gorgeous vintage overdyed rugs was “Nomadic Trading Company” based in Durham, NC! (http://nomadictrading.com/)
thanks crystal!!!
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Oh Matthew Hilton. He never, ever disappoints. That is a totally new take on ‘dove-tail’ joinery.
I have an old chest with machine-cut dovetails like that (round/scalloped) but I haven’t seen it used recently, and definitely not in such a featured way. Super beautiful!!
Love the bike rack/bench! Cannot help but wondering how on earth one puts a wooden popsicle to good use though…
The Kyoto Rakushian textiles and marble Christopher Roy piece are favorites! Love! Thanks for sharing.
That milkcrate design is great. Love seeing everyday objects take on new identities, and the mighty milk crate is a great subject for that! So inspiring… : )
The Walnut/Corian combo desk is incredible.
For the rugs:
It shold be Stepevi http://www.stepevi.com
check it out!
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