In-Person Events

To celebrate the opening of What’s New, What’s Next, The New York Design Center presents two icons of publishing in conversation about how the past informs the future of Design. Martina Mondadori, the celebrated founder of Cabana Magazine and renowned author and tastemaker, and Marian McEvoy, the storied founding editor of US Elle Décor and maven of craftsmanship discuss their shared passion for color, pattern, and the mix of styles.

Join Luxe Interiors + Design Home & Design Editor Grace Beuley Hunt for an engaging discussion with interior designers Alyssa Kapito of Alyssa Kapito Interiors, Rodney Lawrence of Rodney Lawrence Inc. & Nick Olson of Nick Olson Inc., with Simone Weisz of Nasiri, as they explore the resurgence of integrating inspirations from the past into present design schemes.  Our panel of design pros will explore how vintage furniture & accessories, rugs, textiles and colors palettes from decades past mixed in with contemporary pieces create unique, warm and inviting interiors.

Join us as for a lively discussion on culture, context and connection with international designers and architects who work in – and draw influence from – London, Cuba and the Caribbean, China, New York, Miami and Western Europe. Sabine Rothman of Interiors Academy leads the conversation on how to create a sense of place, designing for where you are (or where you want to be!) with panelists Natalia Miyar of Natalia Miyar Atelier, Tim Butcher of Fromental, Hermes Mallea of M(Group) and Danielle Colding of Danielle Colding Design.

Join Elise Taylor of Vogue along with an esteemed panel of Interior Designers Keia McSwain, David Quarles, and Victoria Lee Jones as they discuss how they are making the most of national and international travel to influence their design aesthetic and point of view.

ELLE DECOR Editor in Chief Asad Syrkett will sit down with Interior Designers Heide Hendricks and Laura Hodges and Sutherland Creative Director Eugeni Quitllet to navigate the path towards a more sustainable future through design. What changes—both big and small–can be made in the industry to reduce negative impact? How can design professionals incorporate eco-friendly designs into their projects? How can the industry meet the moment and forge a new path forward?

In a design market saturated by product, standing out has never been more important. How can brands distinguish themselves in a crowded field, offering a directional approach rather than more of the same? In recent years, the savviest brands have fostered innovative and sometimes surprising collaborations with designers. When a collaboration is the right fit, more distinctive products emerge, as well as an opportunity for authentic transformation and growth –– both for brands and the designers with whom they collaborate. Join us for an inspiring conversation about the value and future of creative collaboration with Courtlandt Pennell, CEO of DESIRON; Matt Berman, Founding Principal of Workshop/APD; interior designer, artist, and product designer Linherr Hollingsworth; and Zuni Madera, Vice President of Foley & Cox interiors, along with moderator Michael Diaz-Griffith, Executive Director & COO of the Design Leadership Network.

A discussion between old friends. Diane Von Furstenberg, a long time collaborator with The Rug Company, sits with one of Cabana’s founders, Martina Mondadori.

Please join us for an Open House at our new textile gallery at 200 Lex, Suite 500. Meet with our expert team and experience our newest Atelier and Portfolio Collections, 2022 colors, and extensive yarn library. September 14, 12pm-5pm.

The Decorators Club, a storied institution founded in 1914, is made up of New York-based interior designers dedicated to furthering the goals of the design profession. Join esteemed Decorators Club Members Kiki Dennis, Katie Ridder, Elizabeth Pash and Ashley Whittaker, each of whom has taken a different path for a discussion moderated by Emily Eerdmans. Learn how achieving success in design can be different and inspiring for everyone.

Join Ellen Hamilton and Erika Belsey Worth, this year’s Brooklyn Heights Designer Show House Co-Chairs, as they talk all things show house with some of their featured designers of past and present: Harry Heissmann, Tara McCauley, Sohui Kim, and Elena Frampton.

Join New York Cottages & Gardens Editorial Director Kendell Cronstrom for The Outdoor Room: Essentials for Living as he talks with Alejandro Saralegui, the Director of The Madoo Conservancy, Nick and Harrsion Condos, the founders of Harbour Outdoor, and Melissa Reavis, the Director of Hollander Design Landscape Architects.

Cliff Young, a family-owned and operated luxury custom furniture business, is celebrating its 55-year anniversary.  Cliff Young has invited three young, talented WNWN Ambassadors to kick off the festivities and discuss some of the latest trends, aspirations and challenges facing women-owned design businesses.

Each designer is a businesswoman at the helm of their company, raising families and growing their design business without skipping a beat. Cliff Young is excited to celebrate with clients, family and friends and host a new wave of women in design.

It’s a party after all: the conversation will be centered around some popular party games accompanied by champagne toasts, cake, and a birthday raffle giveaway. 

Cheers to 55-years young!

With the mission that everyone should be able to Love Where You Live, and a deep expertise in design, manufacturing, and global distribution she had the foundation to begin her endeavor at the leading edge—Kathy Kuo Home—a Ecommerce retailer of high-end furnishing and decor supported by a robust interior design firm and a dedicated trade program. Kathy Kuo will share insights about the integration of these platforms: design, Ecommerce and retail.

When the doors of Palazzo Ralph Lauren flew open during June’s Milan Design Week, the design world experienced first-hand Ralph Lauren’s vision of classic European design, with Ralph Lauren Home’s new Palazzo collection taking center stage. This fall, the Design Leadership Network will hold its annual global Summit in Rome and Milan, exploring the beauty and heritage of two iconic design capitals. What unites these two design initiatives? A passion for Italian craftsmanship, from the fabric mills of the Como region to artisanal production in the heart of Rome and beyond. Join AD 100 and Elle Décor A-List interior designer Joy Moyler, Ralph Lauren Home’s creative director Dennis Adler and Michael Boodro, Editor of HIVE, The Journal of the Design Leadership Network for a discussion about Italian craft and design, American taste and lifestyles, and how we can merge the two influences in our interiors today, bringing European heritage home.

Today’s leading designers and art consultants weigh in on of-the-moment artists that are inspiring them and the creatives they are collecting for personal and professional use alike. Get a first-hand look at up and coming artists, learn more about their process, pieces and how designers are building rooms around show-stopping pieces. Modern art consultants will share additional context highlighting the future of buying and living with art.

An informal Q&A with the creative minds behind their new rug collaboration.

Curious about doing a room at a Kip’s Bay Decorator Show House? We will have the scoop for you. Join moderator (and Kip’s Bay alum) Billy Ceglia, along with a panel of past participants and sponsors to discuss the status, return on investment, press visibility as well as how the show house makes a difference in the lives of the children using their local Boy’s and Girl’s Club.

Stay tuned for who will be joining us!

Join Global Views and Studio A Home Creative Director George Sellers and Senior Product Designer Jeff Nesnadny as they present two widely different approaches to design by giving a peek into how each product is designed from inspiration to creation.

The world of interior design has evolved dramatically over time, but within the last 35 years, the possibilities for designers have exploded due to the industry’s embrace of sustainable materials, innovative technologies, and the eclectic mix of old and new. Today, interior designers have access to infinite styles, influences, colors, textures, objects, and movements that allow them to create spaces that are not only beautiful, but practical too. In this panel moderated by House Beautiful’s Jo Saltz, tenured designers and up-and-coming stars will explore trends in interior design, “then vs. now.” Conversations will cover the changing landscape over the last 35 years, including trends in interior design, product manufacturing, and innovative material selections. To celebrate Arteriors’ 35 years of quality craftsmanship, panelists will also reflect on the brand’s history and heritage, and the evolution of the Arteriors style, materials and branding. We’ll conclude with a first look at the Arteriors F22 Collection, launching TODAY with 260+ products across furniture, lighting, and décor, including exciting new ways to shop dining.

Open House at Ann Gish & The Art of Home.

Join some of the 2022 WNWN Ambassadors for a quick-fire, lively Q&A – touching on everything from new trends, the future of design, funny moments and more! Moderated by Elaine Griffin with Ambassadors David Frazier, Alison Rose, Alvin Wayne, Jennifer Cohler Mason, Keita Turner and Travis London. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear what designers are thinking and TALKING about!

To design a truly unique environment, we often specify custom made products that will define each individual space. Join Interiors publisher Patrick O’Bryan as he leads a panel of experts in a lively discussion about the creative collaboration of custom work and how to facilitate this for the end user.

The debate over pricing transparency in the luxury design industry continues as manufacturers and designers evaluate the best approach with customers and clients.

Quintus CEO Jobi Blachy is joined by an esteemed panel including Joy Moyler, principal, Joy Moyler Interiors, Dane Pressner, Design Director, D’Aquino Monaco & Stephane Silverman, CEO, Castel & DFA President, to discuss the importance of transparency and implications for the future growth of the industry

Please join Kasthall at their showroom for the launch of their new rug Quilt, and a live tufting demonstration.

It’s an Open House! Arnold Collective’s showroom offers North American-built furniture by Allseating, Arnold Contract, and CB15. There is plenty to celebrate as Allseating marks 40 years of seating for every situation AND as Arnold Contract celebrates 60 years of engineered furniture solutions. Also, don’t miss CB15 Furniture+, with bespoke pieces for corporate, hospitality + institutional environments. Contract Market: Join us in Suite 1315 for bites and bevs while learning more about Arnold Collective’s offerings.

Well-Designed a new design industry organization founded by interior designer Caleb Anderson and partner DeAndre DeVane, presents: Why Wellness in Design Matters, an exciting two-part launch event at WNWN in co-collaboration with Founding Partners Benjamin Moore and Kravet. Part One of the event is a timely and relevant panel discussion moderated by Editor in Chief of Luxe Magazine and wellness advocate, Pamela Jaccarino. Anderson and DeVane are joined in conversation by co-panelist and wellness expert Amanda Hilton, and Well-Designed lead facilitator Vallori Thomas in the Benjamin Moore Showroom. This enlightening panel will discuss new possibilities for our lives and the impact we can have as designers and industry professionals by shedding light on the unsustainable pattern of high-stress and anxiety that is so prevalent in our community. Panelists will offer insight on a path we can take individually and collectively to a healthier way of being where creativity, relationships, and business flourish alongside wellness.

Just a few years ago it seemed that the dining room would quickly become a thing of the past. But now the gathering place has re-emerged as an essential space for gathering and entertaining. Join Jacqueline Terrebonne, editor in chief of Galerie magazine, for a lively discussion about the intersection of design and cuisine with Sara Story, principal of Sara Story Design; Kathianna Rousseau of Rockwell Group; and Alex Raij, chef/owner of Txikito, La Vara, and Saint Julivert.

Light is ephemeral, and is often part of an interior’s larger design narrative and overall environment. It can draw the eye to certain areas of a room, bring a rhythm to the space or add a sense of intimacy and scale. It is because of this, many clients, like Rockwell Group, an award-winning, interdisciplinary architecture and design firm, collaborate with Focus Lighting to tackle the task of designed lighting.

Rockwell Group and Focus Lighting have worked together for over two decades on a variety of projects from hotels and restaurants to residences and a Broadway theater. Rockwell Group, known for extraordinary experiences and built environments across the globe, is a leader in the interior and architecture design industries.

Join Juan Pablo Lira of Focus Lighting, Brad Zuger of Rockwell Group and Homes & Gardens Editor-at-Large Kaitlin Madden Armon in the KGBL showroom for a deep dive into lighting design. In this comprehensive panel hosted by KGBL during What’s New What’s Next 2022 inside the New York Design Center, learn more about the projects that Focus and Rockwell have worked on together– and about the true power and impact of lighting in spaces big and small.

Showhouses, social media, influencer partnerships and how to “make it work” from The Kaleidoscope Project perspective.

de Le Cuona will be offering a sneak peek of our new Fall Collection

A cocktail reception where we invite you to experience the inspiration behind our newest rug collection, Shades of Tranquility.

Please join us from 4-7 : Reception introducing selected art and furnishings in our lighting showroom

Open house with DJ , dancing. and refreshments. Introducing Robin Baron Lighting Design to Metropolitan Lighting.

Following the panel at Benjamin Moore, the Well-Designed Launch Party will be hosted in the Kravet Showroom where guests will have an opportunity to meet Anderson, DeVane and team while enjoying health forward light bites, a delightful elixir bar, and other sensory experiences all while connecting as an enthusiastic new community.

We all know ours is a rapidly changing industry. New products and services meant to help designers work more efficiently, be more profitable and stand out aesthetically seem to emerge daily. But how do you determine which of these works for your business and which just creates extra chaos? Hosted by Helene Oberman of Interior Design, we will explore this question and more during this conversation with a podcaster who helps her followers develop good contracts and troubleshoot client relations, a vendor that makes buying from hundreds of manufacturers in a single transaction possible at the click of a button, a wallpaper designer whose bold patterns are spellbinding, and an interior designer who’s in the thick of it every day.

Join us as four designers come together to discuss how ‘Furniture is the Art in the Room’ in Julian Chichester’s New York showroom. Interior designers Katie Lydon, Roric Tobin, Anjali Pollack, and architect Francine Monaco will share their unique perspectives on how to use stand-out furniture to bring personality to any room

Two UK brands will host a cocktail party themed “A Toast to British Craft & Design” Join us for an English cocktail celebration with Fiona and luxury textile designer Rosemary Hallgarten for the chance to talk shop with two talented women!

A sense of place is the starting point for all great design. At the beach, in the city, or in the unparalleled light of Southern California, a project’s locale should inform every element of architecture, interiors and landscape. Ultimately, the dialogue between a home and its surroundings creates an emotional connection for the people who live there. Designer, architect and VERANDA Contributing Design Editor Joy Moyler, together with Paloma Contreras, Michael Del Piero, and Elizabeth Graziolo, will explore examples of design properly rooted in a place and time. The discussion will examine the role of lighting in establishing and enhancing a link to environment and setting in order to create spaces that feel naturally grounded.

Come sip & see the latest at Palecek.

Join Pindler for a Showroom Grand Opening & 75th Anniversary celebration with special guest Max Humphrey, Portland, OR based interior designer. Max will be showcasing his latest book, Modern Americana and giving designers a sneak peek of The Max Humphrey fabric Collection by Sunbrella, launching Spring of 2023. Cocktails & light bites will be served.

Cosulich Interiors & Antiques organize a panel to discuss present historical events with their repercussions on our Design Community. We will compare the views of different design market players such as designers, manufacturers, carriers, and retailers. Join a stellar cast including Interior Designers Melissa Bowers, specialized in Hospitality Design, Kimberly Bevan, owner of a Studio Design & Shop in the Catskills, Richard Shelala of Compass Forwarding, and the participation of Davide Donà of Componenti Donà, a Murano glass Maestro, to identify alternatives and new attitudes, present and future, in response to the actual market shocks, leading to bottlenecks in global distribution and supply of raw materials and energy, involving the jeopardy of Murano glass production. Stay with us for Prosecco and Live music!

Meet paper & textile artist, Susan Schneider of Shandell’s. Ms. Schneider will display a variety of shades along with other home accents in the Currey & Company showroom! All will be for sale – cash & carry! She utilizes marbling techniques to create shades, leather journals, match boxes, valet trays, switch plate covers, and much more. The artist is a collector of vintage fabrics and paper which she incorporates into her many products.

Join Wendy Goodman, Design Editor of New York Magazine, with luminaires Jeffrey Deitch, Tiana Webb Evans, Adam Moss, and Jordan Roth for a conversation on breaking the mold of tradition while forging the path to “what’s next.” Learn how these legendary leaders have thrown away the rule book to make their mark in their respective fields.

A toast with Robert Sonneman and tour of SONNEMAN’s Fall showroom refresh.

At its best, design is an authentic representation of what we stand for and believe in. A thoughtfully designed space is a personal snapshot of who we are now and what we want to be known for in the future. As architects and designers, we are in the cherished and sacred position of helping clients share their stories and live their values with every choice they make in a design project. Whether it’s the colors in a room; or the coffee table created from repurposed wood, every selection should be deliberately and authentically chosen and have a personal value attached to it. In this conversation, we’ll explore the different ways we learn a client’s personal story and values and how it can be reflected back to them through their design projects.

The new Verellen Atelier showroom is debuting Photography by Photographer Eddy Van Gestel, on display for a 3 month exhibition period, featuring 4 artists per year.

Join Black Artists + Designers Guild Makers in a conversation led by Deb Martin, Managing Editor of aspire design and home magazine to connect on what it means to create spaces and products centered on cultural connections. They will share how to tell stories by infusing techniques, materials, and traditions into their designs. Makers will discuss the importance of educating yourself and engaging in deeper conversations about cultural inspiration and responsible design by leading with the sources, providing information, and respecting people’s traditions. BADG Meet & Greet to follow the panel discussion.

Come see what’s new and what’s next at Thom Filicia’s showroom, Sedgwick & Brattle. Toast with Thom & Luxe Interiors + Design Executive Editor, Brittany Chevalier McIntyre.

Event sponsored by Thom Filicia Home Collection Partners: Vanguard Furniture, Eastern Accents, Wendover Art Group, Feizy Rugs, MDC Interior Solutions and Accurate Lock & Hardware

In recent years, the “grandmillenial” design movement has taken hold among fans of all ages. Why does old-fashioned decorating feel so new again? How can designers bring a fresh eye to these classic techniques? And what other “granny” trends are primed for a revival?  Join FREDERIC content director Emma Bazilian as we discuss these topics and more with a trio of designers who are weaving together past and present in a new and inspiring way.

Rayman Boozer, Principal Designer of Apartment 48, who is known for combining brilliant colors, exotic materials and contemporary furnishings, collaborated with Interlude Home to create a custom version of their Leona Swivel Chair. The chair, which will retail for $4,926 was designed utilizing multiple fabrics from Interlude Home’s Velvet Collection showcasing a juxtaposition between the neutrality of Interlude Home and Boozer’s signature vibrance. 20% of the proceeds from all sales of Rayman Boozer for Interlude Home’s Leona Chairs will be donated to Housing Works. All will culminate September 14th at What’s New, What’s Next, the premiere design event at the NYDC, where there will be a drawing to win the Rayman Boozer for Interlude Home custom chair. Cocktails will be flowing, including Boozer’s personal Tequila Collins recipe featuring of course a colorful garnish, festive tunes and a one-on-one Q + A on his design process. Please RSVP by phone at (646) 293-6692 or by email at mbelcher@InterludeHome.com

Wexler Gallery presents Forbidden Garden, an exhibition curated by interior designer Rodney Lawrence and inspired by his passion for the 1950s science fiction film Forbidden Planet. Lawrence re-imagines the ambiance of Dr. Morbius’s alien garden from the movie as a 21st century leisure space filled with red foliage, green skies, unusual formations, and exotic animals. New ceramic pieces by Trish DeMasi and a carved onyx sconce installation by Stephen Shaheen will be on view alongside a recent custom lounge chair design by Lawrence, an asymmetric shearling rug by Rosemary Hallgarten, and a dramatic 1966 tapestry by Jan Yoors, one of the twentieth century’s seminal textile artists. Fantastical works by Judy Kensley McKie, Patrick Weder, Andreea Avram Rusu, Gregory Nangle, Mami Kato, and Henry Bermudez round out this extraordinary environment. Rodney Lawrence and many of the artists will be on hand for an opening reception in conjunction with What’s New What’s Next at the New York Design Center on Wednesday, September 14, 5:30-7pm. The exhibition continues, fittingly, through October 31, 2022.

Lorin Marsh will host and feature works of Asian-American designers in collaboration with the Asian American Pacific Islander Design Alliance. Cocktails and light bites. We will be featuring works by Minh Singer, Bowen Liu Studio, Ladies & Gentlemen Studio, and INDO-.

Event to highlight John Pomp’s upcoming showroom at NYDC and the overlapping careers bringing high-end design to life in Philadelphia with Adam Kamens and John Pomp, moderated by Katy Donoghue, Editor in Chief of Whitewall

Cap off WNWN 2022 with a toast to the 80th Birthday of the Iconic Martinique Pattern. Shop the latest iterations of this timeless tropicalia & the rest of the new classics, CW Stockwell’s Latest Collection.

cocktail party at skram furniture.

It may be true that “Everything Old is New Again,” but imagine what would happen if “Everything Old Is New & Beautiful Again?”

Join us when Clodagh sits down with Jiun Ho in a conversation about finding beauty in sustainability.

From Ireland, to Spain, to Manhattan, and so many places in between, Clodagh is a pioneer of the green design movement. In her remarkable design career, she’s kept her eyes focused on her twin passions: sustainability and beauty.

Jiun is just back from his design residency in the Maldives at Soneva Fushi where he explored the relationship between glass and metal. With repurposed materials as his only source material, Jiun transformed the glass of shattered wine bottles into shimmering objects of light, and discarded metal into complex foundations of support.

We are thrilled to welcome Clodagh to JHNY and look forward to a conversation we know will be thought-provoking + lively!

Come join us for tasty bites and drinks, including a new cocktail: Spicy Clodagh, from 5-6, followed by an informal conversation.

Workshop/APD Homes: Architecture, Interiors, and the Spaces Between is the first monograph from award-winning architecture and design firm Workshop/APD. Since its founding by Andrew Kotchen and Matt Berman, Workshop/APD has perfected a unique blend of classic warmth and contemporary simplicity. All of their projects, whether a modern yet cozy Manhattan pied-à-terre or a surprisingly streamlined Shingle Style compound on Nantucket, strike an exquisite balance between architectural brilliance and decorative expressiveness.

SA BAXTER invites you to join them for an introduction to the launch of their latest collections. Project Ready is a 5-Collection line for those who want the quality and craftmanship of SA BAXTER hardware but need shorter lead times or lower cost. This line is produced in volume yet continues to use the highest quality metals and signature lost wax casting process to create a truly unique series. SA BAXTER is proud to announce the launch of their latest Architectural Design collection, “ The Bernoulli Suite” by founder Scott Baxter. This classic yet modern collection pays homage to Scott’s time spent as a trained pilot. The classic industrial shapes are both functional and stylish. The Bernoulli Suite will be a part of our Project Ready line and available in a quicker lead time. Guests who attend will receive a little swag bag and refreshments will be served.

Gallery open house featuring cutting edge artists from the New York Academy of Art.

All Things New in Seating, Tables, Accessories.

All things new in seating, casegoods & more

Visit our showroom to see Vibia’s new Flat Collection Designed By Ichiro Iwasaki

Meet paper & textile artist, Susan Schneider of Shandell’s. Ms. Schneider will display a variety of shades along with other home accents in the Currey & Company showroom! All will be for sale – cash & carry! She utilizes marbling techniques to create shades, leather journals, match boxes, valet trays, switch plate covers, and much more. The artist is a collector of vintage fabrics and paper which she incorporates into her many products.

Fly with us to the French countryside, where nestled in the picturesque town of Thoissey lies an industrial powerhouse: Fermob. Famous for its uniquely French designs, like the authentic Bistro Chair, Fermob has become an expert in outdoor living, offering beautiful pieces made to last. This year, Fermob unveils its 2023 new color and product designs – now’s your chance to discover what’s new! What’s the secret to Fermob’s world-renowned design and manufacturing expertise? Join us to find out! Take a behind-the-scenes look at the workmanship and innovation housed in Fermob’s factories in France: Explore our factory exhibit, following the industrial process from raw metal to a finished piece Discover pure innovation with a sneak peek at Fermob’s upcoming color and pieces

Candita Clayton Gallery is proud to partner with Dennis Miller New York presenting a newly curated collection of fine art for What’s New What’s Next.  Representing a varied group of artists and mediums the showroom is the perfect venue to display art and its relationship to luxury furnishings and lighting.  In addition, we will be debuting a new series by photographer Matthew Carasella: Record Store Graffiti: A Portrait of Bleeker Bob’s.

The Hudson Company is a custom mill specializing in wood flooring, paneling, and beams.  Clients include The Whitney Museum, 1 Hotel, Aesop, and private residences across the country.   Along with a wide range of responsibly crafted architectural products, The Hudson Company provides a comprehensive range of hands-on professional services for every size design and building project.  Come in and see what makes The Hudson Company the premiere boutique mill in the Design Industry.

The story of Ardmore began in 1985 when Fée Halsted started teaching ceramics to a talented group of creatives in a remote corner of the Kwazulu-Natal province of South Africa. Now, Ardmore has proudly earned itself a reputation for its iconic, highly-detailed, scenic imagery and its uniqueness in family values and authenticity that exists at the heart of every piece. Today, the bustling Ardmore studio is home to over 70 African artists whose ceramic works adorn the interiors of art aficionados and collectors around the world! Stop in to experience these exquisite works of art in person and learn about the hours of hand-crafted magic that goes into every piece of Ardmore ceramics.

Opening its doors this September, join House of Hackney for a celebratory cocktail and first look at its NYDC Showroom. The cult British design house, loved by industry insiders and those in the know, will be giving tours of the showroom and a first look at the Autumn/Winter 2022 Collection, Songs of the Sea, which brings to life a tale of gothic folklore intertwined with ’60s psychedelia. Inspired by the beguiling Cornish sea where founders Frieda Gormley and Javvy M Royle live, discover new prints and ways to make waves with your interior projects this season.

A day long open house featuring the continuation of AERO’s partnership with ceramic artist, Warner Walcott, featuring expanded lighting collaborations, vases & decorative objects in his signature glazes.

Visit our showroom on the 6th floor and step into our in-house studio, to catch a glimpse of our designers creating unique and artistic designs which can be turned into wall coverings, floor coverings, upholstery, art, or pillows. Watch the magic unfold and discover ways to incorporate our handmade textiles into your next project.

Discover a rich anthology of iconic fabrics by the yard from the Fall 2022 Palazzo collection at the Ralph Lauren To The Trade Gallery. From classic tartans and zebra prints to paisleys in a jewel-toned palette, the curated selection of heritage fabrics captures quintessential Ralph Lauren style. Schedule an appointment to view the fabric presentation and enjoy light refreshments by Ralph’s Coffee.

Released in a limited edition of just 600 pieces in 1997, the PK0 A™ chair in beautiful new materials has joined the Fritz Hansen collection. Challenging conventional chair forms, the iconic design elevates modern spaces with its sculptural shape. Poul Kjærholm’s previously unreleased PK60™ coffee table is a lasting tribute to aesthetics and function and a striking piece of modern design history. Perfectly proportioned, three pieces of black coloured ash or Oregon pine are shaped into one united base.

designed to bring emotion, delight and beauty into spaces, bomma lighting collections combine contemporary design, traditional craftsmanship and dedication to quality.

Open house to introduce new products. Refreshments will be served.