Event Schedule

The essence of timeless design lies in its ability to remain relevant and impactful across decades. Join ELLE DECOR’s Editor-In-Chief, Asad Syrkett in an engaging panel with Andrew Kotchen, Delia Kenza, and Ken Fulk as they explore the balance of creating lasting impact while seamlessly adapting to the ever-changing landscape of design.

Please join Liora Manne for a unique Lamontage Workshop and create your own personalized piece you can take home. Learn the techniques behind the exquisite textiles that adorn iconic spaces like the newly renovated Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center. In our Design Studio, you’ll be guided through the process of ‘painting’ with fibers to craft stunning coasters, placemats, or even a one-of-a-kind artwork. Join us for three sessions throughout the day from 10:00am, 1:00pm, and 3:00pm.

Awaken your creativity with Kravet and TALD, an invite-only platform that makes the best in design approachable. Join TALD founder Emily Shapiro for coffee as you explore the latest from the Kravet family of brands, and submit a scheme for your chance to receive an exclusive gift.

Please join us at John Pomp’s NYC flagship showroom for an insightful panel during the New York Design Center’s signature fall event – What’s New What’s Next, titled
“Artful Interiors: Insights from Kips Bay Showhouse Alums.” The panel will include former Kips Bay designers Sasha Bikoff, Swati Goorha, Shawn Henderson, and David Scott, moderated by Elissa Auther, the Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Museum of Arts and Design. The conversation will focus on art and collectible design, including how curated spaces elevate everyday living into an art form. The esteemed panelists will offer advice on integrating collectible pieces into interiors, discuss trends shaping the future of interiors, and share stories behind their standout Kips Bay Showhouse projects.

A fun series of quick-fire 20 x 20 presentations on design that ignites happiness. Join Amy Lau, founder and principal of Amy Lau Design, David Kaihoi, partner in Redd Kaihoi, Elizabeth Graziolo, founder and principal of Yellow House Architects, Leyden Lewis, founder and creative director of Leyden Lewis Design Studio, and William Cullum, Senior Designer at Jayne Design Studio and Wendy Goodman, design editor of New York Magazine and Curbed. Produced by Interiors Academy.

Explore our new innovations to our iconic Suspenders lighting systems and attend our CEU Course that has been accredited AIA and IDCEC. Our course “Using Architectural Lighting Systems for Interior Lightscaping” will be presented by Matt Sonneman.

Short of anecdotes from past clients, the photographs of your finished projects are all a designer has to show for their hard work. Capturing beautiful images after a job has wrapped is essential, but rarely easy: From finding the right photographer and budgeting for a shoot to understanding photo rights and getting published, navigating the world of interior photography can be daunting and expensive. To help you get it right, Business of Home’s Kaitlin Petersen sits down with designers Christina Kim of Christina Kim Interior Design, Courtney McLeod of Left Meets Right Interior Design, Joe Lucas of Lucas Studio Inc. and Noz Nozawa of Noz Design for a conversation about building a portfolio that you can be proud of—and that moves the needle for your business.

Join Jill Cohen, Editor in Chief of Luxe Interiors + Design, with the founder of esteemed design firm Cullman & Kravis (C&K), Ellie Cullman, and her three partners, Lee Cavanaugh, Sarah Ramsey, and Alyssa Urban, for a keynote discussion honoring the firm’s 40th anniversary. The conversation will explore how C&K has stayed relevant and continued to grace the covers of magazines consistently throughout the past four decades while maintaining the highest level of quality and staying true to their design principles. Exclusive work from their new book, Interiors (Rizzoli, 2024) will be highlighted along with the firm’s vision for the next four decades.

Following the discussion, the Cullman & Kravis team will sign copies of their new book, Interiors (Rizzoli, 2024).

Join us for a discussion at JD Staron, where panelists Catherine Olasky, Elizabeth Pyne Singer, Darren Henault, and Tom Stringer, will explore the fusion of tailor-made artistry, craftsmanship, and modern innovation that defines bespoke design. From initial inspiration to final creation, discover how the intimate relationship and collaborative dialogue between artisans and designers bring to life unique, personalized works of art that embody the essence of ‘Truly Bespoke’.

Stop by Palecek Outdoor and enjoy our fun and interactive video booth!

Flower Magazine’s Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Margot Shaw, sits down with celebrated interior designer, Corey Damen Jenkins to discuss his approach to design. Where do his ideas come from? From a trip overseas or a long weekend getaway? A vintage antique or piece of modern art? A lavish bouquet or a curated garden? From the world of fashion or a Parisian flea market? Is he a traditionalist at heart or a modern master? And who, if anyone, is his design muse? Join Margot and Corey for what promises to be a conversation full of enlightenment and surprise.

Join the founders of Ngala Trading and Keia McSwain of Nekeia & Co. for an exclusive sneak peek of her second collection! Building off the success of her first lighting collection with Ngala Trading, Keia visited South Africa to develop the 2.0 collection and expand its categories into furniture and decor in addition to new lighting. All items are handcrafted by African artisans, bringing Keia’s vision to life. With the official debut set for October High Point, this exclusive NY preview will entice and excite all who attend, showing what’s truly next for Ngala Trading

The Decorators Club, a storied group that is more than 100 years old, celebrates the contributions of women in interior design.  Join this dynamic group of designers featuring Alexa Hampton, Young Huh, Suzanne Kasler, Cathy Kincaid, and Elizabeth Pash in a lively discussion moderated by Chesie Breen, Co-Founder, Niven Breen Strategic Communications as they share advice on female entrepreneurship, brand development, and building the profession for the next century.

Join us for an intimate conversation with renowned interior designer, Barbara Barry, moderated by Galerie magazine’s Editor in Chief, Jaqueline Terrebonne. Explore Barbara’s life beyond design — her passion for gardening, love of watercolors, and how these aspects inspire her creative process. Barbara will share a preview of her forthcoming furniture collection for the Baker and McGuire brands, set to launch this October, as well as insights into her design philosophy and the unique methods behind her acclaimed work. This event offers a rare glimpse into the life and mind of a design icon, revealing the intersections of creativity, lifestyle, and craftsmanship that define Barbara’s career and her partnership with Baker-McGuire over the last 25 years.

Indulge your passion for design and color with Benjamin Moore’s Designer Book Club. Join us for an engaging panel discussion led by Benjamin Reynaert featuring industry luminaries Oliver M. Furth, Kate Marker, Erik Evens, and Cathy Purple Cherry. Discover how design and brand philosophies are artfully translated into the pages of a book, offering creative insights and endless inspiration. The conversation will highlight the transformative power of color and paint, illustrating their impact on design narratives.

Guests will enjoy lite bites and the first 50 attendees will receive one complimentary signed book.

Robert Yount will introduce the audience to the Artistica Upholstery portfolio, which is making its debut in Lexington’s NYDC showroom for the What’s New What’s Next event. He will be speaking about the process behind designing of unique contemporary silhouettes with an eye towards the comfort and approachability insisted upon by discerning clients. He will also talk about the art of effectively pairing casegoods with these distinctive frames to maximize visual impact. Finally, he will discuss the latest national trends in textile development and applications for luxury residential use.

Inspired by Ralph Lauren’s longtime passion for the beauty of the automobile, Ralph Lauren Home is pleased to introduce the Modern Driver collection for Fall 2024. A timeless expression of modern design, the new lifestyle honors the style and elegance of automotive design with sleek, sculptural furnishings crafted in handsome materials. Join Michael Diaz-Griffith of the Design Leadership Network for a conversation with ELLE Decor and AD100 interior designers Joy Moyler, Mark Cunningham, and Shawn Henderson to celebrate craftsmanship and the new Modern Driver collection. During the panel discussion, enjoy Ralph’s Coffee and experience the gracious hospitality for which Ralph Lauren is globally recognized.

Join us for an enlightening panel discussion moderated by Introspective magazine’s Editor in Chief Anthony Barzilay Freund in conversation with John Ike of Ike Baker Velten, James Hunter of The Wiseman Group, Poonam Khanna of The Unionworks, and Craig Intinarelli of Kroeger Intinarelli Architects as they explore the dynamic interplay between classical and contemporary design. This event features distinguished architects and interior designers who will share their insights on incorporating timeless elements into modern spaces. This panel will delve into the enduring appeal of classical and contemporary architecture and design, the distinctive features of regional design, and the personal passions that inform one’s vision. We will also discuss the unique challenges and opportunities of designing in New York and California, two different locations known for their eclectic architecture and vibrant cultural tapestry.

For over forty years Vaughan has been one of Britain’s most eminent brands specializing in the design and manufacture of decorative lighting, furniture, and textiles. Founded by Lucy and Michael Vaughan, the company is now globally recognized as one of the world’s leading producers of luxury lighting. Step into their world during WNWN and meet Co-founder Lucy Vaughan in conversation with Quintessence Founder and industry expert, Stacey Bewkes. Against the backdrop of Vaughan’s new product introductions the Stockbridge Collection, Stacey will guide the discussion to explore Lucy Vaughan’s unwavering commitment to quality and craftsmanship, how Vaughan has stayed true to their roots in antiques while creating their own pared down aesthetic, and what the big changes have been after forty years in business.

The future of design is being shaped today in both classrooms and firms across the country through hands-on learning experiences that ensure our industry continues to evolve positively and remains highly respected and financially healthy. Join David Sprouls of The New York School of Interior Design, Barry Goralnick, Elizabeth Graziolo, Elizabeth Lawrence, and Kerry Delrose as they share insights on how to not only be a good mentor but also to be a good mentee and how the exchange of information and knowledge between generations are what will bring our industry forward.

Designers Rodney Lawrence, Alison Berger and Barbara Bouyea share their insights on the importance of light and lighting in design, and weigh in on striking the perfect balance of lighting, furniture and art in every project. Moderated by Interiors Editor in Chief, Erika Heet.

Designers remain invaluable by bringing an element of custom to their design projects, a service lacking in direct-to-consumer offerings. Whether the goal is sophisticated chic or relaxed comfort, the design industry celebrates manufacturers’ ability to embrace custom, and trade-friendly manufacturers continue to work to simplify the customization process. Join this panel of respected trade brands and designers as they demystify and simplify the customization process, share examples of how customization has solved specific design challenges, and discuss what manufacturers are doing now to continue to grow their customization offerings. This panel will be produced by both the Apropos and Nasiri showrooms.

See it here first!  Come join us for a sneak preview of our fall 2024 collections before they hit High Point.  Stop by suite 402 to check out all of the new, chat with CEO Jane Gish about her inspirations for fall, and enjoy light refreshments.

Join an esteemed panel of interior designers including Jean Liu, Kyle Myers, Nathan Turner and Sean Lavin, led by VERANDA Editor-In-Chief Steele Marcoux, as they explore the rapidly changing world of luxury lighting, from cutting the cord to other advancements designed to inspire and transform the home.

Join Thom Filicia at Sedgwick & Brattle for Truffles & Bubbles to celebrate What’s New What’s Next 2024!”

Exploring the importance of craft, production techniques and materiality with Wexler Gallery artist Feyza Kemahlioglu and New York Interior Designer Valerie Pena.

London/New York based Artist and Interior Designer Minnie Kemp takes us behind the scenes of the colorful creation of Warren Street Hotel.

Having worked on international building projects from the ground up for over a decade, Minnie recently oversaw the new-build Warren Street Hotel in Tribeca. The Hotel features 69 bedrooms, each with their own scheme and individually curated artworks – in this talk the designer will delve into the inspiration and delivery of this stand-out hospitality project.

Join moderator Sarah Shelton in discussion with esteemed BID INC members Keia McSwain, Byron Risdon and June Reese as they highlight their expertise and influence in the design industry. They will showcase their knowledge in luxury design and share their inspiring stories of perseverance and brand-building. The art of storytelling through interior design, especially for under-represented clients, emphasizing their impact. The industry is encouraged to recognize and appreciate the diverse talents within the BID INC membership, including valuable design tips and tricks. Additionally, the discussion will discuss the importance of allyship and celebrate the historical achievement of the NAACP nomination of the first-ever interior design book in the non-fiction category.

Join Antonio Deloatch, DuVäl Reynolds, Leah Alexander, and MK Workshop as they answer the questions: What is “New” and “Now” in the design industry TODAY. This discussion will focus on the ever-changing design landscape, and what Designers TODAY find to be the newest and most exciting things impacting their design choices today. From trends to best practices to digital crutches, new challenges, and most importantly, what is inspiring to them. Don’t miss this lively discussion that will cover it all in a quick-fire format. Moderated by Beth Greene.

As the boundaries between indoor and outdoor design continue to blur, discovering innovative strategies for integration and collaboration has never been more crucial. In this panel, moderated by Interior Design’s Annie Block, Matt Berman founding principal of Workshop/APD, Andrew Kline, associate principal at Workshop/APD, and Melissa Reavis, Partner and Residential Studio Director at Hollander Design, will explore effective strategies of collaboration and blending design elements in various settings.

This panel offers an in-depth look at the blurred lines in modern design, showcasing how these inventive approaches transform our experiences of different surroundings. Panelists will share insights employed to create cohesive and harmonious spaces that seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor environments. The conversation will highlight the essence of partnership, identifying the crucial points where collaboration begins, and how different design disciplines converge to create unified spaces. Examine the intersections of hospitality, commercial, and residential design through diverse perspectives from various experts, and discover the cutting-edge strategies shaping the future of design.

Join us at the Verellen showroom for a transformative session with the inspiring Mike Peterson, Founder, Science in Design! Discover how you, as a designer, can elevate your clients’ well-being through thoughtful and intentional design. Mike will share insights backed by groundbreaking research from Harvard, Johns Hopkins, the Mayo Clinic, and more, proving that your value as a designer goes far beyond creating beautiful spaces—it’s about enhancing the very health of the home.

Grounded in the cutting-edge field of neuro-aesthetics, this session will reveal how beauty isn’t just pleasing to the eye—it can actually promote healing and well-being. Get ready to be inspired as we explore how the design community can embrace its role as an “alternative health resource,” using the power of design to make a positive difference in people’s lives. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a movement that’s redefining the future of design!

Join Luxe magazine editor Brittany Chevalier McIntyre for an insightful discussion with Anjali Pollock, Michelle Gerson, Joe Carline and Philip Gorrivan where they consider how personal connections and brand loyalty drive career growth and project success. This panel explores how nurturing and building strong relationships with clients, brands, trades, and showrooms are critical when elevating and developing your design practice.

Philip Gorrivan will sign copies of his new book, Authentic Interiors: Rooms That Tell Stories, following the panel discussion.

How to do it all? T Magazine’s Tom Delavan leads a chat with three inspiring design leaders who seem to have figured it out. Hear their perspectives on how to juggle product with projects, commerce with creativity—and still find time to have a life.

Join us for a dynamic panel moderated by Parker Bowie Larson discussing the modern approach to building a brand that attracts luxury clientele. Explore the role of photography, styling, and social media in crafting compelling narratives with Rosemary Hallgarten, Hilary Matt, and Sergio Mercado. These design experts will discuss how to build your brand’s aesthetic and harness the allure of social media to foster aspirational connections beyond the traditional editorial approach.

Join Luxe Interiors + Design and Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove in the Townhouse Kitchens Showroom for a compelling conversation and open house during WNWN. Jill Cohen, Editor in Chief of Luxe Interiors + Design, will sit down with Design Icons Mick De Giulio, Founder and Principal Designer, de Giulio design and Joy Young, Owner, Townhouse Kitchens, to discuss the power and influence beautiful kitchen design brings to the home. Guests will gain great insights and enjoy drinks and bites inspired by Mick and Joy’s favorite recipes.

Join us to explore the connection between art and furniture and what qualifies each as “collectible design.” Leading designers and tastemakers will explore how the creative process behind Limited Edition pieces ultimately creates a connection between the artist and collector, with a special emphasis on the role of authenticity in personal expression. Kate Verner of Kate Verner and Associates will moderate a panel including Courtney Brannan of Champalimaud Design, Alberto Velez of Refractory, Daniel Laporte the design director overseeing Louis Vuitton for architect Peter Marino Architect, and Mark De La Vega of De La Vega Designs.

To celebrate Surya’s recent acquisition of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, Business of Home’s Dennis Scully sits down with Surya Inc. president Satya Tiwari and Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams co-founder Mitchell Gold to discuss everything from why Surya was the right partner and Gold’s role in the company’s next chapter to what we can expect to see from the legendary furniture brand moving forward. With decades of design industry experience under their belts, Tiwari and Gold have seen it all and have stories you won’t want to miss.

Join aspire design and home Deputy Editor Jennifer Quail in discussion with Janice Parker of Janice Parker Landscape Architects, Stacy and Jonathan Paetzel of Marshall Paetzel Landscape Architecture, and Gareth Mahon of RKLA Studio to discuss their strategies for creating eco-friendly landscapes that are beautiful and resilient to the outdoor elements.

Timothy Corrigan will present his latest book At Home in France: Inspiration and Style in Town and Country with Timothy Corrigan as well as his newest fabric and rug collection for Perennials. Following the presentation, guests may purchase a signed copy of Corrigan’s book.

Join us for a panel discussion of esteemed designers and architects whose groundbreaking work transcends borders and redefines the boundaries of contemporary design. Join moderator Michael Boodro along with Todd Raymond of Studio Todd Raymond, Joe DiNapoli and Dan Yoder of STUDY Architects, Gaby Gargano of Grisoro Studio and Francis Nicdao of Pembrooke & Ives as they discuss the ideas and practices that have guided their creative genius across state lines, fault lines, and international borders. This panel will dive deep into the heart of what makes contemporary design incredibly dynamic and impactful. Panelists will explore how they approach their craft with a blend of artistry, functionality, and how they employ their global experiences to shape their unique perspectives. Join us on this journey of sophisticated aesthetics and revolutionary architecture as the panelists uncover the stories behind some of their most talked-about (and maybe even the not-so-talked about) spaces around the world.

We hope you’ll stop by FAIR during WNWN for a lively conversation moderated by Wendy Goodman, Design Editor of New York Magazine, as she discusses “Collective Effervescence-The Joy in Shared Experiences ” with a panel of talented creatives including Mary Celeste Beall, owner of Blackberry Farm, Chef and Restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson along with Interior Designer Brad Ford, founder of Field + Supply which celebrates it’s 10th Anniversary this fall.

Let’s face it: Our industry is rapidly changing into a global one, with more demands (and from more places) than ever before. How do you manage your projects—and client expectations—when they’re halfway around the world? FREDERIC design editor Hudson Moore sits down with industry mavens Ross Padluck, Meg Joannides, Nate Rubin and Dave Raines to discuss best practices for leading projects near and far, using new talent and technology within our reach.

The launch of Amy Lau Design Gallery: Amy’s refined and knowledgeable aesthetic embraces both art and design with dynamic mixes of vintage and contemporary pieces. Largely composed of works from all over the world with turn of the century design and art objects that have been hand picked by Amy Lau’s keen eye.

Join the Fermob showroom for a French apéro from 4 – 6pm and view the latest collection.

Embracing a multifaceted career as a versatile designer hones your ability to leverage your strengths to invite new opportunities. In conversation with multi-hyphenate icons Breegan Jane, Jeffrey Alan Marks, and Thom Filicia, House Beautiful Editorial Director Joanna Saltz explores the art of mastering multiple disciplines and uncovers how their artistic journeys guide their visual storytelling.

Join design personalities Britt Zunino of Studio DB, Zoe Feldman of Zoe Feldman Design and Bethany Gale of Stonehill Taylor to explore the differences in design styles between British and American interiors and explore whether there is a red thread that exists between the two. This panel will be moderated by Jessica Cumberbatch-Anderson, Editor-in-Chief, Livingetc.

Interlude Home has tapped interior designers Rayman Boozer, Susan Glick, Tamela Greathouse Greene, Melanie Calder, and Interlude Home’s very own, Leslie Weiss (Interlude’s NY Showroom Manager and Director of Merchandising), to create a custom Interlude Home piece using Kravet fabric. Each designer selected 5 different items–a Chaise, Swivel Chair, Dining Chair, Bench and Counter Stool and customized it with their fabric selection. Join us for Negroni’s and have the opportunity to chat with Raymon Boozer on why he chose Donghia’s Casino Royale fabric again after using it on a project 25 years ago. Get advice from Melanie Calder on risk taking in design, or chat with Susan Glick and Tamela Greathouse Greene on their sources for design inspiration. The event highlights the ease of the COM process, as introduced by Interlude Home’s VP of Sales, Sean McFadden,  and how Interlude Home furniture are the perfect bodies to canvas in your choice fabric.

Join Matthew Fisher and Amuneal’s CEO, Adam Kamens, for a conversation about Matthew’s background in design, what attracted him to stonework, and his upcoming showroom opening, all in the company of his latest work on display in Amuneal’s showroom.

Cocktail reception to follow.

In an age of excess and aspirational living, what does it truly mean to live well? This panel brings together renowned photographer Nick Mele, entertaining expert Bronson van Wyck, fashion designer Jessie Randall, and Town & Country’s Isiah Magsino to explore evolving definitions of the “good life.” From celebrating the everyday to mastering the art of hospitality, these tastemakers will share insights on curating a life of meaning, mindfulness, and joy. Moderated by lifestyle expert Parker Bowie Larson.

Craft is highly valued because it is emotional, from the artisan to the client. The act of hand making unites us and enriches our interiors. Join an animated conversation chaired by Billy Cotton, AD100 List interior designer with industry leaders Bernie de Le Cuona founder and CEO of de Le Cuona, Sebastien Reant founder of Luteca and Christiaan Bunce founder of KGBL.  All feel passionate about craftsmanship, championing skills both ancient and modern in their unique fabrics and furniture to cultivate a lasting beauty in the world of interiors.

Join us for an insightful discussion with esteemed guests Newell Turner, Jiun Ho, Javier Burkle, and Patrick McBride. They will lead us on a journey through Mexico’s influence on design and architecture, moderated by Saana Baker of The Textile Eye. Mexico has been a constant source of inspiration for interior design, from colors, patterns, and architecture to crafts and makers. Our panelists will share how this influence has impacted their work and inspired global design.

Join Tom Faulkner and Tim Butcher of Fromental as they debut “Capricorn,” a truly unique wallcovering they designed together. Engage in an inspiring dialogue with acclaimed English design journalist Busola Evans about the power of collaboration, pushing the boundaries of British design, and exploring the nuances between the English and American markets. It promises to inspire.

Find out from rising design stars John Bambick, Abigail Marcelo Horace & Kate Ives Marshall, members of the FREDERIC It List Class of 2024. Moderated by FREDERIC Senior Design Editor Hudson Moore.

Join us for an exciting panel discussion with Kelly Solon, partner at Murdock Solon Architects, Tina Ramchandani of Tina Ramchandani Creative and Anelle Gandelman of A-List Interiors as they explore the dynamic intersection of global influences and New York City’s vibrant interior design scene. This thought-provoking session brings together esteemed designers who will share their unique insights on how international aesthetics are shaping the Big Apple’s interiors. Continue the conversation with us after the panel and immerse yourself in the culture of Brazil through food, drink, music, and art. Our panel discussion will be moderated by Beth Greene. 

Craftsman and creative director Grant Trick sits down with close industry friends and celebrated designers Gail Davis, Jessica Davis, David Frazier and Laura Jenkins to get real on their businesses, their process, and the future of the industry. It’s rare that these conversations get so personal, so join Grant with his peers to dive a bit deeper in conversation – the best & worst client experiences, the biggest mistakes and learnings, and what risks have paid off.

Join us for an insightful panel discussion led by aspire design and home editor Paul Hagen, featuring talented interior designers from the upcoming Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse including Lynn Kloythanomsup, Jennifer Morris, Steven Walsh, Hormuz Batliboi and co-chair Erika Belsey Worth. The conversation will explore the multifaceted aspects of talent, creativity, innovation, and the evolving definition of excellence in interior design. The Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse serves as a shining example of nurturing talent through a blend of inspiration from the past and forward-thinking approaches. Our discussion will delve into the concept of anti-exceptionalism, challenging traditional elitist views in the design industry. Instead, we will emphasize the power of collaboration and inclusivity in fostering a thriving and imaginative creative community.

Please join Jackson Gladden, President of Lorin Marsh, before the transition into his new showroom space this fall. Plus, meet the East Coast chapter of AAPI Design Alliance for an evening of drinks and nibbles, and learn more about how to become a member!

Join us for the unveiling of our new Italian modern art collection. This new customizable furniture line is to be seen not as products to seek and buy but as an experience interwoven with humor and play: mirrored cabinets in strokes of colors like modern paintings for uplifting spirits, chests and sideboards decorated with typed words to inspire storytelling and personalized with any printed scene on request. In a world weighed down by graveness, our new inventory wants to bring levity and be a beacon of fun and exuberance.

Join Merida for an art opening involving works from our collection and sculptural works from Mid-century and contemporary artists featured in Magen H Gallery’s collection. Curators and directors from Merida will participate in a gallery walkthrough and discuss the inspiration behind the exhibition and the inclusion of specific works.

At POM RUGS, we are excited to introduce our 4 in 8 Collection-turning lead times on their heads. Responding to the need for handmade luxury and custom rugs in record lead times, we have challenged ourselves to weave our rugs in 8 weeks. Offering up to 4 colors in any design and any size, our hand loomed 4 in 8 collection is already a top selection for many new projects.

Join us for a day long open house featuring Aero’s new custom rug program featuring hand-knotted carpets available in a wide range of pile and flat weave designs, sustainable materials, and custom colors. A variety of luxurious materials are used for our pile collection including Tibetan wool, Merino wool from New Zealand, mohair, alpaca, and silk. Our flat-woven kilims are available in rustic, casual designs and colors. Our plant fiber mats are woven in earthy textures and feature innovative design that mix wool, silk with natural plant fibers. All of our carpets are sustainable, all natural materials (no synthetics) and handwoven in Nepal within small guilds adhering to ethical practices of sustainability with the welfare and safety of weavers prioritized.

From paint to petals, visit the Benjamin Moore showroom for a chic Bouquet Bar pop-up all day. Guests will receive a complimentary bouquet designed by interiors stylist Robert Rufino. Meet co-founders Christina Juarez and Benjamin Reynaert who will be offering exclusive access to advance ticket sales for The Ticking Tent decorative shopping event on November 2nd. Experience color in full bloom.

SA Baxter will host an exclusive open house event to celebrate the launch of Baxter Online. “Same Quality, Volume Pricing Without the Volume Commitment.”

Join the Classic Sofa team for an open house and preview their new collection!

Join The Rug Company to discover their new collection Coastal Threads in collaboration with Jeffrey Alan Marks.

Join us for an open house and preview the new collection!

Join us for an open house and preview our new collection!

Open house event throughout What’s New What’s Next, with an exclusive world preview of Woodwork’s brand-new reclaimed collection.

Join the KI showroom for an open house and preview the collection.

Join the Voutsa team for an open house. Come preview the new collection!