At an early age, I found myself in awe of how design could transform a room. Growing up in Amsterdam with parents in the fashion industry, I was fortunate to be surrounded by those making, doing, and living creatively. Personal life and beyond, it was impossible to escape the gravity of good design.
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This ICFF, seasoned design leaders Susan Lyons of DesignTex, Hlynur Atlason of ATLASON, and Colin Martin of Gabellini Sheppard, shared invaluable insights from their lives and careers, guiding a packed house through the highlights, challenges, and inspirations from their unique experiences.
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My love for design has been closely tied to my curiosity for how things are made. After undergrad, while studying industrial design at Domus Academy in Milan, I saw firsthand the power of collaboration between designer and maker.
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On February 6th, we came together for the first time in 4 years for our 2024 Annual Meeting in New York City, to share what the organization has done over the last 4 years, and more importantly, what’s on the horizon.
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Ligne Roset’s iconic Togo sofa has celebrity status. As one of the most imitated pieces of furniture, finding an original piece means looking for the seals of authenticity that only hand-crafted French design can bring.
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The Dipping Light, designed by Jordi Canudas for Marset, was created via an experiment, by dipping a lit bulb into paint. When left to dry, the concentric rings of paint develop their own unique character and idiosyncrasies.
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A chair that captures the essence of Danish furniture design, the Wishbone Chair, designed by Hans J. Wegner is known not only for its iconic design but its long-lasting quality and stability. While the sculptural chair has created inspiration for designers across the globe, it has also become a common knock-off piece.
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Thomas Miang of Rosendahl Design Group US shares his experience with original design. A cornerstone of his professional journey and a commitment deeply rooted in his early days with the Royal Copenhagen group back in 1988.
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For Landscape Forms, authenticity is more than just a buzzword – it's a philosophy woven into everything they do.
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Authenticity is at the core of everything we do as designers and architects at Lissoni New York. It goes beyond aesthetics and budget constraints; for us, lookalikes and knockoffs don’t have the character and craftsmanship that bring heart to a project.
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In 1951, Danish designer Kay Bojesen introduced the first wooden monkey figurine to the world. Over 60 years later, the smile-inducing design has become a staple in homes around the world.
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Can we challenge trade show organizers to rethink sustainable practices in a post-pandemic world?
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Hear Annie’s insights and thoughts on why being original is important to her and Modern Metal designs!
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In today's hyper-connected society, with access to an almost unlimited amount of information, plagiarism is a recurring issue and one that's hard to tackle. However, with the plethora of designs and creations that surround us, how should we interpret the act of copying? Is it a sign of admiration or dishonesty?
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