Each year New York City bears host to NYCxDESIGN – a two week, city-wide celebration marked by trade shows, open studios, parties and more. The design-focused events center around the famed International Contemporary Furntiture Fair but satellite events such as Collective Design, and Wanted Design have fast established themselves as must sees as well. This year we scoured the go tos and more – sorting though the good, the great and the ugly, to bring you our edited list of favorite finds. Hope you love them as much as we do! Above – Curve Pendant Ball by Tom Dixon in precision-pierced metal.

 

 

Lure Sconce in cast paper and brass by Pelle.

 

VEER VESSEL Hand blown frosted glass vases by Jeff Goodman Studio.

 

 

Fernando and Humberto Campana’s Boltas Sofa in sheep’s wool and ipe wood, exhibited by Friedman Benda. Edition of 8.

 

 

Ren wall mirror with hangers by Neri & Hu for Poltrona Frau.

 

 

Enzo Berti melds soft and hard, fluid and linear in his Nami sinks for Kreoo.

 

 

Aperture Swing Sconce by Allied Maker.

 

 

La Cividina’s dreamy Guest Sofa by Antonio Rodriguez.

 

ELEMENTAL BRANCH… a coat rack in fiberglass and American oak by Andres Amaya.

 

 

KGBL redefines the age old tuft in their Mayweather Sofa 2.0.

 

PRIS SCONCE An ultra contemporary LED light with adjustable arms by Pelle.

 

 

Designer Océane Delain’s Mellow sofa for Bernhardt Design.

 

 

Marion Cage’s new “Jewelry For Furniture” collection combines the rigor of architecture with the opulence of jewelry design.

 

 

Jason Krugman uses physical computing, fine art and design to turn out peices such as this LED lamp/sculpture.

 

 

Susanne de Graef combines fine threading with simple metal hoops to dramatic effect in her ROL (The Rythm of Light) series.

 

Dpages’ NYCxDESIGN review rolls on tomorrow.