New
York Design Week 2007
19 - 22 May 2007
The 19th annual International Contemporary Furniture Fair May 19-22, 2007 will transform New York City's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center into the global haven for design devotees.
North America's singular showcase for contemporary design, the Fair draws the most intrepid seekers of design truth and design trends to an extraordinary exhibition of the most inspires models of design on the forefront, as well as though-provoking programs and a schedule of supplementary exhibits and features.
During the Fair's four days, 145,000 net square feet (14,500 net square meters) of the Javits Center will bustle with more than 23,000 interior designers, architects, retailers, designers, manufacturers, representatives, distributors, and developers. Members of the general public are welcome on Tuesday, May 22 when the ICFF is open to all comers.
More than 600 exhibitors will display contemporary furniture, seating, carpet and flooring, lighting, outdoor furniture, materials, wall coverings, accessories, textiles, and kitchen and bath for residential and commercial interiors. This assemblage of national and international exhibitors affords the chance to experience the most selective scope of the globe's finest, most creative, individual, and original avant-garde home and contract products – handily and temptingly showcased in one venue.
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
Meatpacking District
New York, May 19 - 22, 2007
During the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York the VIVID Gallery in collaboration with the Centre for the Arts Rotterdam will present the exhibition:
Dutch Design Port / Orange Alert 3
The location of this exhibition is the Milk Gallery, situated in the Meatpacking District.
In this space Jurgen Bey, Demakersvan, Simon Heijdens, Richard Hutten, Hella Jongerius, Chris Kabel, Joris Laarman, Atelier van Lieshout, Bertjan Pot, and Wieki Somers will show well-known pieces and brand new work.
146-152 Greene Street
with:
Studio Job, homework, robber baron, golden still life & golden biscuit
Tom Dixon, CU29
Maharan first retail location worldwide
Moroso first shop worldwide, interior created by Patricia Urquiola
Milk Gallery, 450 West 15th Street New York
The Mondial was designed by Gerrit Rietveld more than half a century ago. Thanks to modern technology it is now possible to construct this chair out of aluminium, like Rietveld wanted. This gives the Mondial the chance to become a classic after all.
